The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-22

w. Clinord P1ehl. refreshments were
served late in the evening.
Miss Adele Harris was hostess to
the Triangle club when it held its
regular meeting Wednesday evening.
A short business meeting, and several
readings were given after which the
evening was spent informally. Nine
members were present.
Mrs. Aaron Sittloh entertained for
the Greenbrier Community club at
her home south of the city WedneS-
day afternoon. The feature of the
afternoon was very entertaining
| talk on Wayne County Art by Miss
Esther Griffin White. Twenty mem
! bers of the club were present. Mrs.
Hugh Williams will entertain with a
/ Halloween party for the members,
October 10, at her home on the Alb
| ington road.
| Spanish-American War veterans and
| the Ladies' auxiliary held their regu-
| lar meeting at the court house We'd
nesday evening. Reports from those
i who attended the national convention
! at Minneapolis were given and an
nouncement made that a general or
| der in which all convention notes of
Importance were to be incorporated
would be received later. Mrs. Lon
! Grice for the auxiliary and Conrad
| Weist for the Denver Brown camp of
| the veterans were the delegates.
! Those who attended the Minneapolis
| convention from this city were: Mr..
i and Mrs. Albert Kennepohl, Mrs. Lon
Grice, Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Weist and
Joe Cook. Los Angeles, Cal, was Sc
lected as the site for next years con-
vention.
/ A paramount event numbered among
those which are opening the fall So
cial season took place Wednesday
! evening when Tau chapter of the Omi-
/ cron Pi Sigma fraternity gave its in
itial fall dance in the ball room of the
! l. o. o. F. hall. The affair, which
1 was semi-formal, was attended by
more than 200 persons, including a
number from out of town. The Syn
copating Five of St. Petersburg, Fla
which established its popularity here
last winter when it appeared several
1 times during a semi-annual tour, made
i its premiere of the season at the Omi-
cron dance Wednesday evening and
was accorded an enthusiastic ovation
by the dancers. Among those who
attended the dance were: Miss Helen
Steinbrink, Miss Louise Colvin, Miss
: Ruth Williams, Miss Pauline Fink,
Miss Loretta Shute, Mrs. Lulu Butler,
Miss Cornelia Border, Miss Leona
Weist, Miss Margaret Yeney, Miss
Lillian Expert, Miss Greta Sisk, Miss
Helen Snodgrass, Miss Janet Seeker
Miss Mary Lahrman, Miss Conda Ha.
worth, Miss Ruth Finfrock, Miss Mar
garet Taggart, Miss Mary Chenoweth
Miss Marjorie Gennett, Miss Margaret
Northlan, Miss Mildred Donohue, Miss
Roma Ramp. Miss Gladys Anderson
! Miss Ruth Kitchel of Kitchel, Ind
Miss Juliette Kitchel, Miss Marie
|, O'Brien, Miss Ruth Wickemeyer Miss
Louise Poos, Miss Elizabeth Kirby
Miss Laura Ludington, Miss Jane Wis
ener, Miss Muriel Mashmeyer, Miss
Vivian Harding. Miss Lorraine Long
|, Miss Ruth Goodenough, Miss Helen
Massey, Miss Pauline VESSEL, Miss
Kathryn Binkley. Miss Esther Pitts
Miss Stella Knode, Miss Agnes Cain
Miss Clara Daub, Miss Helen Hazel
tine, Miss Pauline Marshall, Miss
Helen Rethmeyer, Miss Edith Roll
Miss Louise Hinshaw of Newcastle
Miss Martha Holcomb, Miss Esther
Coyle, Miss Margaret Jones, Miss
!, Olive Jones, Miss Edna Cooper, Miss
Anna Dallas, Miss Dorothy Rees, Miss
Marie Foulkner, Miss Irene Bishop
Miss Mary Reinhard, Miss Dorothy
Korves, Miss Reba Boggs, Miss Doris
Pickett, Charles Brown, Vernon Hess
c. NJ Hobbick, j. A. Bowban, Kenneth
Toler, Robert Tomlinson, Elvin Hoer
Il Hor
:. Morton, Paul Stevens, Claude Sour
!. beer, George Lowell, Glen Weist, Rob
| ert Graham, William Dunn, Franl
t Bescher. Leroy Harding, Emerson
e Ashinger, Derrill Culley, Cheste