The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-24


Everyone is invited to attend this |
musical. Admission will be 10 and
20 cents.
Mrs. Howard Marshall and baby
daughter. Margaret Jean, of Dayton,
o., are spending the week with Miss
Carrie Marshall at her home on South
Eighth street.
John George Baker. of North Thir-
teenth street, is leaving Saturday for
residence in Indianapolis. Mr.. Baker
who is a graduate of Earlham col
lege, expects to attend the Indiana
Law School in indianapolis this WIN
ter. He has been engaged in news
paper work recently.
Miss Mary Louise Bates, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick s. Bates,
of South Fourteenth street, leaves Sat
urday for Northampton, Mass, where
she will continue her studies at Smith
college.
Mrs. Harlow Lindley, of College
avenue, has as her guests Mrs.
Thomas G. Kenney and her son,
| Thomas Kenney, Jr., of Houston,
Texas. Mrs. Kenney, who formerly
/ resided in Indiana was college chum
of Mrs. Lindley. She has been making
an extended visit with relatives and
| friends in Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Hill, Miss Mary
| Nicholson, and Logan Keelor motored
to Dayton, o., Friday evening.
An informal party and dance was
given in the public art gallery Friday
evening for members of the high
school orchestra, following the or
chestra's concert in the high school
auditorium. Light refreshments were
| served during the evening. Members
who attended included: Miss Irene
Jarra, Miss Charlotte Colvin, Miss
Bernice Richards. Miss Iris Cook, Miss
lrma Weaver, Miss Elizabeth Bell,
Miss Ruth Hutchinson. Miss Reba
Townsend Miss Marie McManus, Miss
| Miriam Handley, Miss Virginia I'm
thank, Miss Margaret Campbell, Miss
Margaret Livingstone, Miss Ruth
Critehett, Miss Janis Smith, Miss Al.
ice Smith, Miss Martha Reeves. Miss,
Helen Roland, Miss Hilda Farmer
Miss Frances Garrett, Miss Gladys
Longnecker; Norman Shallenberg,
Maurice Cottingham, Maurice Druley
Wesley Scull, Burnell Abel, Warren
F.!
| ing. Maurice Longfellow, Edward Nus
baum, William Marshall, Deem Nc
Griff. Walter Reinhard, Paul Stanley.
David Marvel. Richard Crawford,
Maurice Minnick, Donald Chenoweth,
Vernon Spaulding, Robert Hornaday,
Dale Harkins, Robert Klute, Raymond
Connolly, Lewis Miller, Joseph Hale.
Elmer Aufredmach, Fred Thistle
thwaite and Ralph Ewing
The Earlham College Press club was
host to camp supper and party given
at Clear Creek Friday evening. Those
who enjoyed the affair were: Miss
Gertrude Bedell, Miss Ursel Mccoy.
Miss Anna Martha Osborne, Miss SUI
anne Dickson, Miss Nellie Donovan,
Miss Agnes Sellers, Miss Ruth Day,
Miss Marcia Russell, Miss Davis, Miss
Elizabeth Parker. Miss Elizabeth
Thomas, Miss Jeanette Wilson, Miss
Bernice Hadley. Miss Jane McEwen,
Miss Helen Rust, Miss Nicholson,
Charles Ivey, Josiah Russell. Charles
Robinson, AL Carter, Edwin Teale,
Herbert Bowles. Newlin Mills, Parke
Kirk, Charles Blackburn, Robert Kel-
lum, Robert Swain, Newell Elder,
Clyde Caldwell, Jerald Hoerner, Rich
ard Hoerner and Phillip Furnas.
, Miss Esther Brokamp entertained
for the pupils of the freshman class OF
st. Andrews school Thursday evening,
at her home. Games were features OF
the evenings entertainment. A lunch.
con was served later. Those present
included: Miss Esther Brokamp, Miss
Elizabeth Buening, Miss Irene Bau
: mer, Miss Esther DeBus, Miss Hilda
Issen, Miss Pauline Korthous, Miss
Loretta Maurer, Miss Mary Puthoff
Miss Anetta Schneider, Miss Alice
Stems, Miss Elizabeth Vosmeier. Mis-
Mary Westenderf and Miss Martha
: Selm.
: The Haphazard club members are tt
: be entertained Sunday by Mr.. anC
t Mrs. Will Dickinson at their subur
} ban home near Modoc.
: Mrs. Sam Fred of South Fourteenth