The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-28
page FOUR
:! ''"l, NEWSa2OF
SzbSSC1CTETY


The marriage of Mrs. Helen Hart,
(. of Indianapolis, to Walter j. Hutton.
of this city, was quietly celebrated
, with beautiful ceremony Tuesdey
( morning at 10 o'clock at the home OF
Z the bride. 1888 North Meridian street,
indianapolis. The service was read
by the Rev. Peter McEwen, pastor OF
s the First Presbyterian church, of In
dianapolis. There were no attendants.
the only guests being members OF the
brides family. The bride wore mod
\ ish tailored suit with corsage of vic
let's. Following the ceremony we'd
n ding breakfast was served to the party
4 at the Lincoln hotel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hutton left later for California where
they will spend several weeks. They
: will be at home after May 10 at the
& Arden apartments, Fourteenth and
I South A street, this city.
s Omicron Pi Sigma fraternity mem-
bers and their pledges were entertain
ed at stag dinner Monday evening in
! the banquet hall of the Knights of
8 Pythias temple. Covers were laid for
Glenn E. Weist, Westcott P. Hanes,
: Earl p. Hewitt, Darrell B. Gully, Guy
Gotschall Albert ]. Lienemann, Wal
S ter J. Engle, Mark A. Heitbrink, Joyce
Van Tilburg. G.. w. Howard, H. P.
{ Warner, Carl A. Moore, Eber G. K.
! Williams. Everett Savage. Murrell
S Moore, Henry G.. Cole, Robert d. PHIL
fps, Henry Zeitz. Wendell O'Neal, c. c
= Hasecoster, R. M. Kittle, Conrad OFT
enfield, Mark Johanning, Lowell c. Pat
n ii. Chester Sharp, Roy Whistler. Rob
ert P. Rees, Earl H. Hiatt, Ralph G.
3 Amick, Norwin B. Roach, Arthur Wise
: hart, George E. Fee. James w. Rees,
y r. c. Roberts, NJ Kercheval, J. D.
& Cutter, Marlowe Akin, Jesse Cheno-
weth and Robert st. John.
$ A dinner-bridge for all members of
the Richmond Country club will be
; given Friday evening by the March
social committee. Parties are asked
= to form their own tables of bridge.
:. Reservations must be made with the
club steward Thursday.
s Miss Eva King spent the weekend
in indianapolis, the guest of Mr.. and
1 Mrs. o. E. Steinkamp, nee Miss Lena
Weisbrod, of this city.
Mrs. Henry Weisbrod, of South Fiji
& teenth street, are spending the weef
+" at Indianapolis, the guests of their
daughter, Mrs. o. e. Steinkamp ant
Mr.. Steinkamp.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brenizer ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. DeHority
: spent the weekend at Dayton, o., anG
Tippecanoe City. While in Dayton
they attended a performance of Light
nin," at the Victory theatre.
J. Brandon Griffis has returned from
(yt-.z l. IL hAn fyar
several days.
J. Everett Jones, of Denver, Colo, il
* here to attend the funeral of his father
Oliver Jones.
- Professor T. A. Mott, of Seymour
: Ind, Mrs Freeman Haisley and Mrs
5 Charles Doan, both of Columbus, o.
are in the city for the funeral of Olive,
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Calvert, o
Salem, O., are the parents of daugh
ter, born Saturday. Mrs. Calvert be
fore her marriage was Miss Mildred
Henley, of Carthage. She is neict
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Trueblood. Boil
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvert are graduate!
s, of Earlham college.
Announcement has been made of tht
a engagement of Miss Ada Hunt, Q
Washington, d. c., to John II. Else
4 man of that place. Miss Hunt is ;
graduate of Earlham college.
Mrs. William Urban and her daugh
ter, Miss Abbie Urban, have gone t
Piqua, o., to attend the funeral of Wi
:. liam Samson Mr. Samson was form
er resident of this city and membe
i of the Modern Woodmen
A theatre party was formed by mem
bers of the Tyrolean club Monday eve
ming at the Murray theatre. Later re
freshments were served to the guest
at a local confectioner's. Anon
s those present were: Miss Anna Dalla!
Miss Helen Hazeltine, Miss Marth
Eggemeyer, Miss Greta Sisk, Mis-
& Clara Daub, Miss Dorothy Rees, Mis-
Marguerite Cox, Miss Esther Coyl'
Miss Mary Chenoweth, Miss Hele
Snodgrass and Mrs. Glenn Roberts.
A silver tea was given for member
: of the West Richmond w. G. T. U
Monday afternoon at the home of Mr.
Francis McMinn on National avenu
for which Mrs McMinn and Mrs. |.
Lamb were hostesses. Mrs. d. v
Scott gave an interesting talk O
# Benefits of Community Service"
candidate for county office was pre-
s. ent and gave brief talk outlining h
policies. A discussion on the impor
S ance of the county primary electio
: followed A program of musical nur
hers and readings was given by Mi: