The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-02

who have been spending the Mondays ,
with their parents, left Sunday for !,
Philadelphia, Pa, from where they |
will return to Harvard university, at |
Cambridge, Mass.
One of the most notable affairs OF
the entire year will take place this
week when the American Legion is
giving a benefit ball for disabled vet
Grams at the Coliseum Thursday eve
ming. One thousand invitations have
been issued for the dance. The legion
is assisted in giving the ball by the
Woman's auxiliary of the legion, head
ed by Mrs. A. w. Roach. The dance is
sponsored by a number of prominent
persons.
Ernest Porter. Miss Frances Gar
rett, Miss Marian Handley, Omar
Monger and Howard Monger were
among those who spent the week end
in Hamilton, o.
The Wide Awake Bible class of st.
Pauls Lutheran church will hold its
January meeting Tuesday evening,
Jan. 5, in the chapel
The Hibberd Parent-Teachers asso-
citation will meet Thursday afternoon,
| Jan. 5, at $3.50 o'clock. An unusually
! interesting program will be given. P.
| II. Slocum. supervisor of Community
| Service, will give an address on rec
reation for children. Mrs. Frank
Stemple will discuss juvenile courts.
A musical program will also be given.
All patrons of Hibberd school are
urged to attend.
Mrs. Ralph Kittle is entertaining
| Tuesday afternoon with topsy-turvy
party for Mrs. Paul OyermaH, of De-
troit, Mich, and Mrs. Harry McMinn,
/ of Columbus, Ohio. Guests will be
members of the M. NJ. NJ. club.
| The Otterbein Sisters of the U. B.
church will hold d class meeting with
Mrs. Laymon, 226 South Fifteenth
street, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
| A card party will be given every
Tuesday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock at
the Moose home commencing this
week. The public is invited.
Because of the week of prayer being
held at the First Baptist church the
regular meeting and social of the
Parker Memorial class has been post
poned from Tuesday, Jan. 5, to Tues
day, Jan. TO- when it will be held with
Mr.. and Mrs. Haxton, 2113 North F
street.
The Penny club will hold special
meeting Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Addie Warfel, 30 South
Tenth street A large attendance is
urged as preparations are to be made
for the banquet next Saturday evening,
The Tyrolean club meeting to have
! been held Monday evening has been
postponed two weeks. It will be held
Monday evening, Jan. 16. with Miss
Helen Snodgrass at her home, so
South Sixteenth street.
, The Ladies' Foreign Missionary so.
ciety of the First NJ. E. church will
meet with Mrs. Jennie Williams at
her home, 440 South Fourteenth
! street. Wednesday afternoon. This
: will be the first meeting of the New
, Year All members are requested tc
be present. The meeting will open a
: 2:15 o'clock.
r One of the lovely parties given New
:, Years day was a housewarming helt
:. by members of the Daffodil club at the
l. new home of Mr.. and Mrs. Georg'
: Reid. 305 South Sixth street. Tit
+ party brought well-filled baskets ant
f dinner and supper. were served
e Games. music and singing were fea
l. lures of the days entertainment
:, Thirty-two persons were present. Tn
II following persons were guests: Nj
;, and Mrs. Willard Stump and it'll
;. daughter Eloise. Mr.. and Mrs William
/, G. McVay, and Murray DeHaven o
J. Union City.
Miss Helen Johnson entertaine,
l. with 20 covers at dinner New Year
Il eve at the Richmond Country clut
preceding the clubs New Years ev'
s ball Dinner was served at small "a
S bles illuminated with red tapers il
n crystal holders which stood on mound
d of smilaX. The guests were: Mis-
S Virginia Mcdonald, of Huntington. "
e Va, Miss Frances Holbrook, of Chica
t. go, Miss Maxine Murray, Miss Maj
If jorie Gennett. Miss Elizabeth Bates
Is Miss June Robinson, Miss Alice Gen
e nett, Miss Mary Louise Bates, Mis-
d Helen Johnston, Frederick Dechant G
l. Gambler, Ohio, Ralph G. Nicholson
e of Boston. Mass, Robert H. JohnsCl
y of Pittsburg, Pa, DR.. Herbert ThomI
IL son, Josiah Marvel, Malcolm H. Dill, Q
Cambridge, Mass, Charles Robinson
v Ronald Cox and Wiley Glass, of CHI
"a cago.
IS Mr. and Mrs Earl Hewitt, of Mort
u Twenty-first street, entertained wit
III a watch party New Years eve. TIL
time was spent with cards and dane
n ing The guests were: Miss Mary Wi
n liams, Miss Marjorie Gennett, Josep
Or Crawford, DR.. Herbert Thompson. NJ
c. and Mrs. Westcott NJ Hanes, Mr.. an
S Mrs. Ralph Engelbert and Mr.. an
lie Mrs Earl Hewitt.
- DR.. and Mrs. Melville r. Johnsto
- entertained few guests informally q
;, their residence on North Tenth stree
=, with a Sunday evening luncheon i
- honor of Howard Leigh of New Yor
~ City. Covers were laid for Mr.. an
=. Mrs Frank Shirk, DR.. and Mrs. y
"a F. Johnston, Miss Elizabeth Marve
~ Miss June Robinson, Josiah Marve
, Donald Johnson, of New York, an
r. a. Howard Leigh, of New York.
wv Mr. and Mrs. Harry McMinn, of G.
-, lumbus, Ohio, and Mr.. and Mrs. Pal
" Overman, of Detroit, Mich, were th
ar guests of honor at at watch part
w given New Years eve by members {
~ the NJ. NJ NJ. club, at the home {
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Overman on Mort
10 Twentieth street The rooms of til
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