The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-17

a dinner party TnurSddy. MIS-. W. ~.
Roop was reelected president OF the
club, and Mrs. Earl Allen was named
secretary The club is TO give fare
well party for Miss Iowa Mansfield
next Thursday, at the home of Mrs. W.
C. Roop. Miss Mansfield is to leave in
October for California, where she will
make her home. Those present at the
Thursday meeting were: Mrs. Frank
Hale, Mrs. Ralph Title, Mrs. Darrell,
Mrs. Earl Allen, Mrs. Carl Roop, Mrs. /
Oliver Oyerman. Mrs. Walter Miller,
Mrs. Roy Bullerdick, Mrs. Frank /
Eaton. Miss Mary Thomas, Miss Iowa
Mansfield, Margaret and Betty Jane
Title. Evelyn Roop. Richard Over
man. Dorothy Jane Eaton, and Gather
inc and Francis Smith.
Miss Emily Parker, 22S Randolph
street. entertained the Christian En-
deavor OF the First Christian church to
camp supper, Friday evening, at her
home. Inclement weather caused the
postponement of plans to hold a
weiner roast near Tests bridge. The
evening was spent socially Those
present were:
Misses Mary Brumfield, 'Cyrena
Huber. Thelma Pyle, Helen Washam,
Ruth Mccormick, Goldie Triplett, Ruth
Jones, Dorothy Sims, Thelma Cham
pion, Lola Jones, Ruth Horr, Florence
Cornes and Emily Parker, and Messrs.
Gordon Borton, Joe Stamper, Allen
Stamper, Greek Jones, Oryille Chand-
Ter, Pierson Names, Ben Carver, Joyce
Tinburley, Mark Mahan, Ralph Saxton,
Gordon Triplett, Sherman Miller, Rus
sell Stevenson and Mr.. Kenworthy.
Charles Knollenberg's 8Sth birthday
was fittingly celebrated Friday when
members of his family and a number
of relatives surprised him with party,
Friday night. Dinner was served at
6:3 o'clock
Uncle Charlie" is what friends of
Mr.. Knollenberg call him. He is one
of the oldest German residents of
Richmond, and a charter member of
st. Pauls Lutheran church. Those
present at the surprise party were:
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Knollenberg, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Feltman, Mr.. and Mrs.
viii Knollenberg and daughters, Jane
and Hazel, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Gardner
and daughters. Mary Louise. Helen and
Evelyn, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Runge
and son, Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Foreman and daughters, Charline,
Josephine and Mary Jane. and son,
Richard; Mr.. and Mrs. Will McLaugh-
lin, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Chapman,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Cranor
and son, Richard, of Green's Fork.
Mrs. Wallace Seymour entertained
the Jolly Twelve Club Friday after
noon at her home on North Nineteenth
street. Ten members and two guests
were present The guests We're Mrs.
Clifford Thomas and Mrs. Rogers.
Mrs. W. F. Eyersman, North Twentieth
street, will entertain the club at its
Eext meeting.
The order of the A. T. Y. chapter
POLO was instituted Friday evening in
the Campfield annex, 175A South
Seventh streetfi by Presley E. Fart.
man, national representative, and
Frank Maths, of Dayton, o.
Francis Nicholson, who graduated
from Earlham last June as the honor
student among the men, left for Cam
bridge, Mass, this week, where he will
enter Harvard university as a grad
uate student in the business depart
ment. Before going to Cambridge, he
will visit his brother and sister a.
Philadelphia. and Westtown, for two
or three days. Mr.. Nicholson is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Z. Nicholson
GA Southwest A street
Miss Marguerite Edgerton. daughte
of Mr. and Mrs. ]. o. Edgerton, cele
brated her tenth birthday anniversar,
Friday afternoon with a party, al
ranged for by her mother. The hous
was decorated with golden rod, and tn
table at which refreshments Wer
served was prettily arranged wit
yellow and white decorations FREEDOM
mating. Those who attended were
Elizabeth Peacock, Harriet Scott
Juanita Klein, Jane Ann Weeks. Jus
nita Marenan, Katherine Holzapple
Mary Louise Snavely, Marian Week!
Pauline Horr, Elizabeth Ann SharI
Rosemary Edgerton, Marjorie Edge
ton, Thomas Hugh Edgerton and Wi
liam Otis Manley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cain, 1890 Mort
4 street, announce the engagement {
their daughter, Agnes, to Mr. Ralp
Engelbert, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thee
dore Englebert, of North Eighth stree
Miss Cain is a graduate of the loo;
high school and member of the Delt
Theta Tau sorority. Mr.. Engelbert
member of the Omicron Pi Sign
fraternity, of which he was recent
elected president. The wedding is
take place this fall.
What is aimed to be the finest O
chestra the local high school has Or
duced is being trained by Prof ].
Maddy. Daily orchestra rehearsal
are being held and Prof Maddy a
nounced Saturday that he hopes
take the musical organization vii
him to the next National Music S
pervisors' conference, which will
held next spring at Nashville, Ten
While attending the last conferent
held at St. Joe, Mo, last spring, Pre-
Maddy heard the high school orche
ira OF Parsons. Kans., play many nur
bers, and resolved to take the local G
chestra with him for the next COME
ance. The Parsons orchestra reheaI
ed every day, he was told
Among the other activities of Il
high school orchestra this fall al
winter will be monthly concerts. Il
first to be given next Friday nigf
The programs to be rendered will lie;
up to an appreciation of the Richmol
symphony. Prof, Maddy said. II
proceeds of the first concert will
toward providing necessary instl
ments for the body. 1t has been q
custom of the organization TO buy