The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-08
Society

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Hanning,
of South Ninth street. announce the
engagement of their daughter Miss
Norma Hanning. TO Joseph A. BAN
berger. of Clinton. and formerly of
Lafayette. The wedding will take
place June %. The couple will reside
in Clinton &s 49,
The wedding of Miss Gertrude Hart
man. daughter OF Mrs. Anna Hartman,
Of North Thirteenth street, and Ed
win Coffman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Coffman, of South Fourteenth
street, took place Wednesday morn
ing at Shelbyvifle The Rev. Owen
Livengood officiated. There were no
attendants. The bride Wore a chic
tailored suit of navy blue serge with
hat to ma tch. Her flowers were a
corsage of Ophelia roses. After an
extended motor trip through the south
Mr. and Mrs. Coffman will be at home
after July l at 205 South Fourteenth
street.
Word has been received here of the
marriage of Miss Hasseltine Wilson.
of this city, and Harry G. Banker. of
Oampbellstown, O., which took pla ce
at Covington, Ky. Wednesday,, June
l.. The bride, who was formerly of
Portland, has resided here for some
time and is graduate nurse of Reid
Memorial hospital - Nj and Mrs.
Banker will be at home after the first
Of July at 419 South Fourteenth
street, this city.
The wedding of Miss Hilda Kehlen-
brink and Paul Nolte was to take
place Wednesday afternoon in ST.
Johns Lutheran church, the Rev. A.
l.. Nicklas, pastor of the church, Off
ciating.
sAll the parents. teachers, and pat
rons of the Garfield junior high school
are invited to attend an important
meeting of the Parents and Teachers
association Friday evening at 1850
o'clock sharp, at Garfield high school.
There will be short addresses with
greetings from Joseph Moore school,
by Miss Jean Dunlap, the principal
from Hibberd, by Mrs. Miller; from
Finley, by Mrs. George Brehm. both
of whom are presidents of the Par
ents' and Teachers associations OF
their respective schools. Miss Clark,
of the sity social service bureau, Will
be present to speak of the needs or
her department that might be met
by the Parents and Teachers asso-
citation. Besides this snappy, up-to-
, the-minute program, important Dusl-
! ness will be dispatched and plans lad
for next year.
The Knights of Columbus will give
their opening summer dance at JACK
son park Thursday evening, June 16.
The affair is expected to be one OF the
most prominent social events of the
month. Pryors jazz band, of Eaton.
O.. one of the very popular dance Or
chestras, will play. Dancing COM
mences at $50 o'clock.
Ben Hurs viii be hosts for dance
at their club Thursday evening for
their families and friends. Miller's or
.chestra will play.
The card party given by the COM
mardery and auxiliary of the knights
of St John, Wednesday evening at
s o'clock. in St. Andrews lyceum,
promises to be one of the largest of,
the weeks events. The public is in
Hited. Euchre will be played and re-
treatments will be sold during the
evening
An event of interest which occurs
"Wednesday, is the recital in which
Miss Laura CASTOR will present her
advanced pupils in the Starr Piano
rooms at o'clock. Mrs. F. W. krue-
ger will be the assisting artist. Every
one is invited to attend. No admis-
sion will DE charged.
Social affairs planned for the week
end include an ali day picnic which
the Omicron Pi Sigma fraternity will
give at the Devils Backbone next
Sunday 1t promises to be one of the
largest weekend affairs of the month.
! Rambler roses and June lilies were
combined in forming lovely setting
for the summer party at which Mrs.
s. !. Hoerner assisted by Mrs. Will
diam Toney, entertained informally
for the Philathca class of the Second
Presbyterian church at her home on
North Seventh street, Tuesday morn
ing. Mrs. Hoerner is teacher of the
class. An important occurrence in
the evenings program was the lnl-
tiation of four new members into the
class. They were Mrs. Harry Sar-
kiss, Miss Pearl Warner. Mrs. Kath.
crime Paust and Mrs. Perry Moore.
Later refreshments were served.
Those present were Miss Ruth Mum
bower, Miss Mary Males, Miss Mary
Leftwick, Miss Eva King, Miss Nellie
Hawkins. Miss Pearl Warner, Miss
Florence Hasty, Mrs. Harry Sarkiss,
Mrs Jack Newton, Mrs. Katherine
Paust, Mrs. Lowell Johnson, Mrs.
Frank Hale, Mrs. Paul Neff. Mrs.
Perry Moore. Mrs. Leona Jackson,
Mrs. Martha Merrill, Mrs. Ora Siam
back. Mrs. George Wolfe. OF Camp
bellstown, O.. Mrs. viii Toney and
Mrs. S. E. Hoerner.
! Seventy-five persons were guests
ct reception held Tuesday evening
in the Sunday school parlors of the
First Baptist church for Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. L. Rowe, who celebrated their
Both wedding anniversary Tuesday.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with roses and ferns for the occasion.
The guests were received by Mr.. and
Mrs. Melody and Mr.. and Mrs. Green.
A program of music and recitations
was given during the evening. Later
refreshments were served.
A pretty lawn party occurred Tues
day evening when Miss Mary Thomas
and Miss Marie Heironimus enter
tanned for teachers of Campbellstown,
O. at the home of Miss HeirOnimuS,