The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-03
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/ <oI1culdl RANluACSQoShSSS iShe ~
charm to the, japanese ball given by
the Ornis Melas in the ballroom Of the
I. o. o. F. hall Monday evening. Be-
low a trellised canopy of flowers fut.
tering from green streamers the light
from countless Japanese lanterns cast
a soft glow over walls screened with
cherry blossom boughs and decked
with gay parasols. Music was furn-
ished by the Evan J. Smith entertain
ers with Harry Frankel as soloist.
The dance was one of the largest
affairs which has taken place this sea
son. Those present were:
Misses Martha Eggemeyer, Helen
Senior. Alice Starr Edith Lewis,
Emelyn Land Rhea Pyle, Marie
Wrede, Reba Boggs, Pauline Marshall,
Elizabeth Marshall. Rhea Crandau,
Ethel Tillman. Reba Townsend, Ruth
Ferguson, Emelyn Ullom, Martha
Smith, Ruth Grove. Lucille Schroeder,
Lorraine Long, Camilla Hauer. Janice
Meredith, Wanda Mahan, Mary Thorn
as, Maude Watts, Louise Study. Ola
dys Study. Gladys Longnecker. Helen
Clark. Maude Reber. Miriam Little,
Pauline Elliott, Geraldine Pettibone,
Elizabeth Pettibone, Helen M. Harvey.
Hazel Ecker, Edna Stanford, Cornelia
Copeland, India Stanford, Martha
Jones. Olive Jones. Helen Hill, Anna
Dallas, Muriel Mashmeyer. Gwendolyn
Splitter, Martha Holcomb, Lurana
Shute, Maxine Noblit, Virginia Living
ston, Mary Eyden,~ Elizabeth Bell.
Alice Smith, Ruth Goodenough, Mary
Lahrman, Kathryn Reid, Anita Sud-
hoff, Wilma Sudhoff, Janette Cope
land, Helen Sackman. -Madge Town
send Harriet Ellis, Bonita Monarch,
Marguerite Cox. Dorothy Rees. Esther
Coyle, Louise Roberts, Lucille Weller,
Clara Daub. Mary Chenoweth, Jane
Carpenter, Kathleen Nichols, Marjorie
Nichols, Mary Carman, Gertrude Eg-
gleston, Esther Reid, Gertrude VIII
Jams, Doris Pickett, Helen Jessup,
Catherine Binkley, Mildred Whitley.
Berdice Norris, Helen BentlAge, Mary
Reinhardt, Marjorie Gennett, Rhea
Morgan, Cornelia Border, Luella Mas
tiers, Rosamond Border, Miss e. Hin
denberg Bernice Safer; Messrs. Gene
Harding, Emil Crebb, Carl Amich,
Keller Calkins, William Rooney, Claus
Anderson. Roland Wrede, Scott Kemp.
Herbert Roberts, Homer Meyers, Dale
Harkins, Dudley Davenport, Norman
Johanning, William Marshall, Paul
Folts, Harold Hyde, Paul Burris, Rob-
ert4 Evans, David Carter, Roland En-
glebert, James Quigley, Roy Whistler,
Charles FLAG, Marion Grove, Earl
Blaine, Harold StamMck, Fred Clark,
Willard Morgan. Miriam Little. Mark
Heithrink. Roy Hardy, Raymond Luby,
Clarence Taylor, Lester Ashbury, Reid
Jordan, Burr Simmons, Charles Yeag-
err Edmund Sudhoff, Walter Caskey.
William Dunn, Thornton Brehm, Carl
ton Smith, Howard McManus, Reed
Myrick, Barley Jordan, Everett Phil
lips, Verl Newton, Henry ZeitZ, DR..
f. A. Wysong. Morris Druley, Wayne
Hill, Roy, Johnson, Edwin Homer,
Frank Bescher. John Livingston, Earl
Tauer.- Clarence Stitch, Robert Reid,
Whitney Mcguire. George Cummins,
Griffin Jay, Thomas holland, Eugene
Messick, James Rees, Conrad Often
felt, Harold Goodenough, Robert Rees,
Harry Derbyshire, Chester Sharp, Don
Bell, Parker Lenier, Harold Smith.
DR.. Herbert Thompson, Richard Mans
field, Fred l.. Rooney. Malcomb Smith.
Oscar Morton, G. H. Nichols, Mark
Hampton, Keith Crurn, Frank Grove.
Denver Cofield, Marion Zuttermeister.
Lynn Edgerton, Harry Thomas and
Roland Loehr, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Watt. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Senior, Mr..
and Mrs. Cedric Johnson. MI and Mrs.
r. c. Roberts, Mrs. Harwick, Mrs
Frank Critchett, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Kolp.
The Junior Luther league of Trinity
Lutheran church will meet Tuesday
evening at the home of the Misses
karcher on South Eighth street.
The Parker Memorial class of the
First Baptist church will hold its
monthly class party Tuesday even
ing at the church. All members are
urged to be present.
Mrs c. c. Thomas will be hostess
to the Foreign Missionary society of
the First NJ. E. church Wednesday
evening at her residence. 1872 East
Main street. A program of music and
readings has been arranged by Miss
Harriet Thomas, Miss krubaugh, Miss
Gregg and Mrs. Bishop. Refresh
ments will be served and a social time
enjoyed following the program. Hus-
bands and friends of members are in
vited to attend A cordial welcome
is extended to the young people OF
the church.
The kurTe-Se club will be enter.
tanned by Miss Anna Stole at her
home. ~ Liberty avenue. She will be
assisted by Miss Flo Dehner.
The Hibberd School Parent-Teach-
ers' association will meet at the school
building Thursday. May S, at $3.50
O'Clock. A large attendance is desired
All children will be taken care of dur.
ing the meeting.
The Social Service circle of South
Eight street Friends church met with
Miss Victoria Lindemuth, 120 South
Fifteenth street, Wednesday after
noon at 2:3O O'Clock. All members
are urged to be present.
The Philathea class of the Second
Presbyterian church will hold it's reg
ular monthly meeting at 100 O'Clock
Wednesday evening. May 4, at the
church. All members are urged to be
present.
The Standard Bearers of Grace M
E. church will meet at the home of
Mrs. A. II. Backus. 913 North street
Tuesday evening, May 8, at o'clock
Mrs. Louis Fossenkemper will, en-
terrain the Star Bible class at her
home 2215 North +, street "Wednesday