The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-12
Society

by Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp to their
Friday evening class in the /. o. o. F.
hall Friday evening. Valentine deco
.ations and red shaded lights flashing
On and off intermittently formed
pretty setting. Clever Valentine IA
vors We're given the guests, Following
The party the regular Friday evening
assembly was held, about 46 couples
attending. Music for the evening was
furnished by the Smith-Kolp orches-
.ra. Among the dancers at the as
sembly were: Misses Miriam Little,
Marjorie Gennett, Maude Reber, Vera
Schepman, Helen Hill, Martha Plum
ner, Mary Reinhardt, Pauline Mar
shalt, Florence Cummings. Edith Ha-
worth, Ruth Grove, Lucille. Schroeder,
Grace Matthews, Clara Myrick, Ruth
Ioodenough, Treva Dafler, Kathleen
Nichols, Mary Lahrman, Helen Yeag-
sr, Gladys Boyce. Frances Smith, Ber-
hat Hickman. Mildred Shideler, Ju-
let Swain, Alice Dafler. Margaret
Laughlin, Mae Morris, Ruth Stevens,
Alice Taylor, Hazel. -Ecklar,- Helen
Fargen, Charlotte Spalding, Jane Car
penter. Helen Barry, Miss. Mather,
Howard Sickman, DIR. Herbert Thomp-
son, Donald Bell, Roland Wrede, Ru-
dolph Schneider, William Dunn, John
Kennedy, winston Huff, Louis Wild
man, Herbert Shering, Waldo Dubbs,
William Emslies. Frank Grove, Harold
Hyde. William Stubbe, Alfred Smith,
Edwin Horner, Paul Minor, Parker La
nier, Frank Bescher, George Weaver,
Clark Winchester, William Winches-
ter, Howard Dietrich, Lewis B. Ashe,
Clarence Sittloh, Irving. Kelsey, Lee
Webb, John Weber, Robert Crowell,
Walter Ayers, Albert Hartman, Reid
Myrick, Roy. Hatfield, Arthur Johan-
ming, Clarence Taylor. Floyd Nus
baum, Kenneth Toler. DR.. j. Grosve-
nor, and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Weld
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp are enter
tanning with Valentine party Satur-
day afternoon in the I. 0. o. F. hall
for their junior class. Valentine
dances and favors will be features of
the party.
The Ben-Hurs will give dance for
members and friends in the lodge
rooms Saturday evening. Miller's or
chestra will play.
- The speaker before the Service Star
unit of the American Legion Friday
: afternoon was Frank B. Chaffee, new
secretary -manager OF the Chamber OF
Commerce. ~. &
The Arts. and Crafts exhibit opening
will be held in the public art gallery
next Wednesday, with women of the
Art department of the Woman's club
acting as hostesses. ,..."
The all star Mansion Six orchestra
will make it's initial appearance here
Monday evening at the dance to be
given for the benefit of the European
Relief fund.
A pilgrimage to Eaton, O.. will be
made by mobiles of the Red Fee, &C
enmpanfed by their ladies, next, Tues
. daycevenmg. Two special interurbans
will carry the assembly Ito their des-
The Daughters Of the American Rev.
o!ution will give their. annual luncheon
next Saturday. The affair is being
arranged by committee composed OF
Mrs. Paul Comstock, Mrs. H. H. Hunt
ington and Mrs. Fred Gennett.
A business and social meeting OF
the, Enterprise class of the Whitewater
Friends church was held last Thurs
day evening at the home of William
Thomas, POPS North F street After
the business session a social hour as
enjoyed and refreshments were served
by the hostess. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eye and daugh
tiers, Catherine and Esther, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Strate and daughters
Mary, Mildred and Harriet, Mr.. and
Mrs William Thomas and daughters
Eva and Clara. the Rev. and Mrs. Ir
vim Stegan and sop, Virgil, the Rev
Chris Hinshaw, Lawrence Haler, Mrs
Laura Kicker, Jefferson Crouch and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonadious Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gable will en-
terrain the Wi-Hub club with a Valen
tine party Monday evening at theil
home on North Nineteenth street. AL
members are invited. ~.|~
Mrs. Earl Hewitt viii be hostessetc
the Delta Theta Tau sorority at hel
home Tuesday evening. The evening
will be spent informally except for q
short business session when Mrs. Pau
Beckett, Mrs. Glen Whitesell and Miss
Mary Reinhardt will be, initiated, anC
Miss Clara Daub will be pledged
Members are asked to notice that the
meeting has been postponed from
MONDAY TO tuesday evening.
The Women's Relief Corps will give
bean supper in the post rooms at the
courthouse Thursday evening, Feb. II
from until Z o'clock. Tickets will be
20 cents and may be purchased at the
door. The public Is invited.
The Queen Esther club, Past Grands
: of Eden Rebekah lodge will meet al
: the home of Mrs. Kate Jessup in Cen
3 terville next Tusday afternoon.
Z Russell Wettig, who has been visit
I ing his parents, MI and Mrs. George
: Wettig. has returned to his home ii
: Anderson
Mrs. Joseph F.. Marigold who has
Z been spending the last six weeks a
Z Brookyille with her father, who has
been i'll. has returned to her home il
this city.
AZ M j. Eagen, formerly of Richmond
{. swho for the past year has been living
81 at Logansport, has moved to Madison
@for residence with his daughter, Mrs
Martin Wade.
v Henry J. Pohlmeyer has returned
p from a few days stay in Indianapolis
T.. John Kelley, who is attending Mich