The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-22
Society


About forty couples attended Kolp's
assembly. in the /. o. o. F. hall Fri
day evening. for which the Kolp- Smith
orchestra played. Among those pre-
sent were: Misses Ada Lloyd, Miriam
Jordan, Muriel Mashmeyer. Martha
Eggemeyer. Clara Myrick. Mary Leitch
Great Fisk. Grace Mathews, Amy
Fitzpatrick, Helen Hill. Margaret Cal
veiage, Martha Plummer. Ruth Good
nough, Jeanette Schulz. Elizabeth Dor
othy Rees, Marguerite Cox, Reba
Boggs, Gertrude Williams, Virginia
Livingston. Miriam Little. Maude Re-
Der, Kathyrn, Steirs, Doris Pickett,
Haworth, Mildred White, Rosamond
Border, Wilma Sudhoff. Edna Staun.
or, Madge Kitchen, Mary Lahrman
Margaret Stiner, Cecile Commit, Dor
othy Williams. Jane Carpenter. Fran
ces Hale, Earl Tauer. Lester Letter,
Gene Harding, Alfred Smith, Henry
Zeitz, Glen Weist, William Stubs.
Wilbur Morel, Bill Dunn, Chester
Sharp, Harold Goodnough. H. N.
Fades. Arthur Metz. Barnet Brown,
Gene Messick, James Rees. Roy Har-
Ay, Marion Zuttermeister, DR.. Wysong,
Howard Sutro. Willard Morgan. Geo.
Weaber, L. Edgerton, Harry Thomas,
Earnest Porter, Leroy Harding, How
ard Hall, Harry Mawer. Oscar Mar
ton, Robert Reid, o. Martin, r. P.
Phillips, Frank Bescher, Ben Michel,
Raymond Kitchin, James Wentz and
Donald Bell. .
A party Of mobiles and ladies of the
Fem Fem Shriners numbering over
100 went to Cambridge City on special
interurbans, Friday evening to attend
the banquet and dance given by Cam
bridge City tShriners. Among the
mobiles who went from Richmond,
Eaton, indianapolis, Campbell 'stown.
Dayton and Winchester, were:-H., H.
Pickett, John H. Thomas, J. c. Rife,
Fred w. Meek, Fred Maharet, Luther
Bruce, Kenneth Toler, Stanley Smith,
Paul Minor, George r. Cause, X. H.
Phenis, Sam Fred, Ed N. Wilson,
Howard C. Hunt. Earl w. Allen, r. G.
Fry, Theodore Chester. Ralph e. Per-
sonette, Howard Benn, Charles Duff
fin, W. d. Scole, A. L. Ellis, Thomas
H. Tarkleson, H. C. McGriff. H. M.
Personette, Robert D. Ashby. A. o.
Martin, F. M. Murray, L. c. Weldan.
Fred J. Girty, Ed E. Vending, J. P.
Emslie. John H. Williams, H. r. Por-
ter, Frank Holland, VIM. H. Bockoff,
Harry w. Chenoweth, O. F. Ward.
Harry s. Hates, Walter McWhinney
and w. P. Edmondson all of Rich
mond.
John r. Longstreth, Of Indianapolis;
Carl c. Lange, of Dayton: o. B. Coop
er, of Campbellstown; Will E. Sch
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ton; P. w. Mikesell, of Eaton.
o. U. Poppin. James B.. Wilson, E.
D. Modlin, X. H. Backman, Ed Jack.
son, Raymond E. Biser, Bruce Peters,
and Charles F. Wheeler all of Cam
bridge City; KEN Williams OF Win
chester and J. w. Huber of Winches-
ter.
Mrs. John Hugo was charming
hostess when she entertained with a
card party at her home on North Sew.
enteenth street Thursday afternoon
for the pleasure of Mrs. Frank Moore
of Springfield, o. Cards were played
at three tables, favors going to Mrs.
William Kinsella, Mrs. Patrick Kinsel-
la and Mrs. Frank Moore. Luncheon
was served to the guests late in the
afternoon. Those present were Mrs.
Frank Moore of Springfield, O., Mrs.
Adams Of Lynn, Mrs. James Hart, Mrs.
A. G. Kaskey Mrs. A. Steen, Mrs. An
drew Cordell, Mrs. Clarence Cooper,
Mrs. William c. Kinsella, Mrs. Gray,
Mrs. John Alberzart, Miss Ruby Hugo
and Mrs. John Hugo.
The Quaker City club was entertain
ed by Mrs. Charles Potter Friday az
ternoon at her new home on South
Seventh street. A guessing contest
among the guests was won by Mrs Ro.
celia Reese. Mrs. J. w. Reese was
appointed corresponding secretary OF
the club. Plans have been made for
a trip to Webster which will be made
soon. A six o'clock dinner was served
by the hostess to those present, who
included IA members and guests.
The Good Will Dancing club held
1t second dance Of the season in the
l. o. o. F. hall Thursday evening
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Hensler. Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. VIII
son, Mr. and Mrs. O. e. Parker, Mr.
and Mrs. John Swain, Mr. and Mrs
w. M. Null. Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Shell
enberger, Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Wine
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Justis, Mr.. and Mrs
G. w. Wisong. Mr. and Mrs. S. E
Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. v. L. Hagerty
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Haner, Mr.. and Mrs
G. F. Weseman, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Akin, Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Hoover, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H
Turell, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Null, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Lines, Mr.. and Mrs
Phillip Roser, Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell
Rainey, Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Laughman
Miss Mary Martin and Clifford Riner
The next dance of the series to be had
by the club will occur Thursday eve
ming, Feb. 3.
Four births were reported for Rich
mond and Wayne county last week
there were two boys and two girls
born. Following is the list: Jan Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos w. James, 304
North Twenty-second street, girl; Jan
Is, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Puterbaugh
500 North I street, boy; Jan. 10, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Neuman, Sprins
Grove, boy; Jan. 20, Mr.. and Mrs. Os
car s. Miller. Jefferson township, girl
The second student program of til,
spasoO will ba given heforo Tho Mucif