The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-16

Z. POWERS, Mrs. Albert J. Overman,
Mrs. e. Harrison Scott, Mrs. Julian L.
Smith. Mrs. O. A. Bennett, Mrs. s. S.
Riggis. Mrs. Bruce o. Klein. Mrs. E.
" Wflcoxen, Mrs. A. B. Price and
Mrs. 0. E. Dickinson.
A Valentine supper party was given
by the Loyal Daughters class OF Trim
lty Lutheran church Monday evening
at the church. Husbands and friends
OF the class members were guests.
The tables were attractively arranged
with kewpie dolls. hearts and bowls OF
red and white carnations. Games and
contests were enjoyed by the guests
during the evening. favors going to
Miss Mildred Cutter. Mrs. Paul Dru-
ley. Miss Rosie Kircher and Mrs.
Lewis Fraumann. Among those who
were present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rennert, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Druley, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Fraumann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Witte, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Sleek, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Me
man, the Rev. and Mrs. Oscar T. F.
Tressel, Miss Edna. Miss Marie and
Miss Marguerite Deuker, Miss Rather
inc Daub, Miss Rhea Alderman, Miss
Mildred Cutter, Miss Christine and
Miss Margaret Karcher, Miss Rosie
William Niewoehner.
The Shriners' dinner and dance at
the Eaton Armory Tuesday evening
was attended by nearly $50 people, in
friends. The Fem Fem patrol of this
city made its first appearance in drill
formation before the assembly. They
were uniformed in black and orange.
Pryor's band of Eaton, o., played for
the dance, which was attended by 100
from Richmond, II from Cambridge
City, and 80 from Eaton. Mobiles of
the Red Fezz from Richmond and
Cambridge City who were present at
the party were: Newton Long, Paul
Schepman, Ed Wenta, DR.. c. E. Duff
fin. Frank Holland, A. H. Pickett,
Ray Stevens, DR.. A. O. Martin, A. U.
Taffin, w. D. Scoble, Herbert Keck.
H. C. Hunt. Walker E. Land, Thomas
Tarkleson, Ed. Venting, George
Cause. w. E. Edmundson, Roy Fry,
Ed. N. Wilson, Walter McWhinney,
H. H. Cowles, H. E. Woodruff, F. w.
Meek, H. M. Kramer, George Hamil-
ton. Roy Mccoy. w. S. Porterfield,
Warren Gard, Harry Backman, John
LOngstreth, John Thomas, Harry
Chenoweth, J. B. Wilson, H. McGriff,
Ed. Jackson, Z. D. Modlin, Earl Allen,
o. o. Smith, Fred Girty, Robert Ash
by, Harry Personette, J. C. Weldon,
Stanley Smith. Paul Minor, Kenneth
Toler Mr.. Jenkins, William Jeffrey,
! Frank Benn, Fred Murrett and Benja-
min Ball. Eaton Shriners present
were w. o. Gross, Cliff Straw, DR.. c.
d. Turney, Charles Frech, Ross Focht,
James Poffenbarger, DR.. L. r. Pryor
DR.. A. A. Lovett, Stanley Hart, o. P.
Kimmell, Walter Tyrrell, H. R. Gil
more, o. B. Cooper D. r. Swisher
Will e. Schlientz, NJ Montgomery
Charles Spring. N. w Stephens, DR.
G. w. Flory and Barney Stemple.
Miss Ruth Goodenough entertained
her Sunday school class of the First
Presbyterian church with a, Valentine
party at her home on South Sixteenth
street Tuesday afternoon. The time
was spent in games after which lunch
con was served to the following guests
Miss Marian Harte, Miss Naomi Os-
borne, Miss Nancy Jay, Miss Mildred
Fox, Miss Helen Laton, Russell Shafe1
and Donald Goodenough.
Mrs. Albert Steen, who recently un.
derwent an operation at Christ hospi
| tai, Cincinnati, O., is getting along
| nicely, it is reported.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stoner are the
| parents of a baby girl, Glenna Lorene
I born Monday, Feb. IA. Mrs. Stoner
| was formerly Miss Mildred Mccoy.
! w. S. McClelland is in Detroit this
week on business.
| Mrs. J. F. Holiday is entertaining
! the Bethany class of the Second Eng
/ lish Lutheran church at her home
on Pearl street, Wednesday.
Calantha Temple Pythian Sisters
will meet Wednesday evening at 7:5C
o'clock, in the K. of P. temple.
Daughters of America will meet at
1880 o'clock Wednesday evening in
Vaughn hall. A box social will be
held for members and their families
after the business session. There will
/ be balloting for candidates.
A Valentine party will be given by
the Luther league of St. Paurs, LII
A DAINTY FROCK FOR MOTHERS