The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-20

Mrs Ebert w. Shirk. who has been
spending the month at her APARTMENT
in the Keystone, left Friday for Os
knsh. Wis, to visit over the weekend
From there she win go to Chicago for
"a short visit enroute to her homo In
tRedlands, Calf
Forrest ]. Gartsfde, of North Eff.
teenth street, left Friday for Chicago,
to attend meeting OF the Fisher
mems club, which Is to be held at
The Crackerbox, country home OF
William ]. Kriecker.
Mrs. John Hugo and daughter Miss
Ruby Hugo, of 800 North Seventeenth
street, left Thursday evening for Chi
cage, where they were called by the
illness of Mrs. Hugo's sister, Mrs. A.
J. Strang.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar a. Murray and
daughter, Miss Maxine Murray, of
South Fifteenth street, have returned
from motor trip to Washington. D.
C., and Richmond, Va
Mrs. William Fl. Quigg and 1Ers.
David Roberts have1eft for Westtpwr.
Pa, to visit their daughters, Miss Mar
E5orie Quigg and Miss Emily Roberts,
who are attending Westtown boarding
school
Mrs. NJ. G.. Huddleston and Mrs. P.
Nv. Lanier spent Thursday In Indian
sapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert H Reinhard
and son, Walter Reinard, of Washing
ton Court, win spent the weekend at
Columbus. Ohio, with their daughter,
Miss Mary Reinhard, who is attend
ing Ohio State university. Saturday
they will attend the football game
between Ohio State and Michigan uni
.versity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis G. Reynolds, of
North Tenth street, are spending a
short time at MartinsviTle, Ind
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Williams, OF
Hrand Rapids, Mich, and Mrs. Carl
johnson, of Dayton, Ohio. motgFed to
this city Thursday, and were guests
I0f Mr. and Mrs. q. O. Rowe and fam
Fly, of South Ninth street
Mrs. J. W. Brammer, of 30 South
Eleventh street, mOtored to her old
home, Lebanon, and spent several
days there. Miss Kate Moler, of Leb-
sanon, accompanied her home Thurs
day, and will remain over the week
end.
Miss Alice Smith, Of DePauw uni
yersity, is spending the week end with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III.
Smith, of % North Twelfth street.
Amateur theatrfcals loom as one of
the outstanding events OF next week
with the production to be given by
the Ornis Melas club Wednesday and
Thursday evenings of next week at the
Washington theatre for the benefit of
charity. The production entitled, ''The
Merry Minstrel Maids" will be given
by an entire cast of girls and will be
composed of an unusually clever min
istrel act, a fancy ballet in lovely cos
times by pupils of Elizabeth Kolp
ranging In age from to z years, and
an operetta 1.-THE Wild Rose" as a
finale. In addition a special musical
act Is to be given by Mary Helen
Storch, of near Newcastle, granddangh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Storch, of
North Eighteenth street. Miss Storch
who is only IL years old, is a clever
entertainer. She sings well, reads, acts.
and plays a number of musical fnstrJl-
ments. Tickets for the two pe%orm-
ances may be secured from members
of the Ornis Melas club or at The
pected at both performances because
of the exceptional talent in this unu-
sual production and because it is be-
Ing given in the interest of charity.
A large following of the admirers
of the famous favorite of dance orches-
tras here, the Syncopating Seven, are
expected to be in attendance at the
dance at Eagles hall Friday evening
of NH oJ, Fha ncF, oh "
appearance of the season here The
balcony is to be open to spectators, it
has been announced. The dance is in
yitational.
The Greenwood Community club en-
tertained members and their families
ytth Halloween party at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Stephenson on
Liberty avenue Thursday evening.
Halloween decorations we're used
through the rooms and the lights were
shaded in black and orange. Fifteen
members, with their families, were
present. Mrs Will Cottingham, dress
ed as Aunt Jemima, and Mrs. Fred
Hackman, in clown costume, were
prize winners among the masquerad-
ers. Mrs. John Simpson, in witch's
garb, presided over q boiling kettle
Games, singing and recitations also
were features Of the program. Later
refreshments of pumpkin pie and ap-
pies were served.
A Halloween party was given on
Thursday evening by the d. T. l. class
of the U. B. church at the home of
Mrs. Inez Harris. The residence was
attractively decorated with corn fod-
der, pumpkins, flowers and Halloween
decorations. Games, music and con-
tests were features of the evening.
Later refreshments were served to the
following persons: The Misses Mil
dred, Marguerite. Lucille and Mr.. Ken
meth Keith, Miss Alma Lewis, Miss
GLADYS Ruhl, Miss Marjorie Holdings
worth, Miss Josephine Kennedy, Miss
ELestra Turner, Miss Mildred Lady,
Miss Bertha Long, Miss Lois Law
renee, the Misses May and Freda Lab
man, Miss Lillian Bundy, Miss Thelma