The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-18
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Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wilkins of
Charles street announce the engage
fnent of their daughter, Roberta Marie,
to Daniel Van Etten, son OF Mrs Jane
Van Etten OF North Eleventh street
The wedding will take place in June
Mr. Van Etten is a member of the high
school faculty.
Miss Marjorie Beck will present pu-
pills in piano recital, Wednesday eve
ring, May %, at 7:45 o'clock, in the
high school auditorium The public is
cordially invited to attend Announce
ment of the program will be made
later.
Fourteen local persons will go to
Europe to spend the summer months.
Mrs. S. NJ Kitchin of North Twelfth
street Will sail for England June II
TO visit relatives in that country until
September. Miss Annette K. Edmunds
Will also leave in June for England
to visit relatives there. Miss Margaret
Money will sail June 80 for Ireland
to spend some time visiting relatives,
after which she will join party on
tour of the continent, which will in
clude a stop at Oberammergau to see
the Passion play. Miss Dorcas Hiss,
daughter of Mrs. Lilly Mills Hiss of
Earlham college will sail for Europe
the later part of June to spent the
summer travelling. Miss Elizabeth
Bates of South Fourteenth street will
sail June for Italy with party from
Smith college and Ohio State univer-
sity. They will visit Italy, Germany,
Switzerland, France and England,
making special study of art, architec-
E ture and landscape gardening. They
. will spend some time in Italy visiting
Italian gardens, cathedrals and CALLER
les. Miss Marie Kaufman Miss Helen
Buckley, Miss Floy Carroll and Miss
Eunice Brokaw will form a party to
Europe this summer. They will sail
June 16 from Canada for Liverpool,
England. They will visit England, Bel
giun Germany, Switzerland, Italy and
France, returning to the United States
by way of Cherbourg. A party will sail
from New York for Naples, Italy, June
/, with Mrs. Melville F. Johnston. In
cluded in the party are Mrs. Johnston
Miss Ida Bartel, Miss Florence Bond
Miss June Robinson, Miss Agnes Nicer
hoff and Miss Louise Meerhoff. They
will travel through Italy, Switzerland
Belgium, France, England and Ger
many.--All the parties are expecting to
stop at Oberammergau to see the Pas
sion play.
Mrs. F. H. Hoover and Kathryn Vir
Z ginia Hoover, of Pittsburgh, Pa, ant
Miss Grace Warner, of Los Angeles
+ Calf, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H
H. Hoover, of South Ninth street.
Glenn McConaha, of South Fourth
street, left Thursday@on a bushes:
trip to Detroit, Mich. He will make
an inspection tour through the Pack
ard factory while there.
Mr. and Mrs. Yale r. Schively have
! motored to Chattanooga, Tenn, where
\ they are spending a week at sigma
Mountain, famous resort at tina
Z place.
Mrs. w w. Gaar, of the Hote
Z Westcott, has returned from severa
. weeks visit in the east She spen
Z much of the time in New York City
Washington, D. c., and Baltimore, Md
At Washington she attended the ma
tional conference of the D. A. r. an
at Baltimore the national convention
(, of the League of Women Voters, a
which Lady Aston was a speaker,
Miss Helen Snodgrass was in Ind
annapolis Thursday to attend the cor
vention of the Indiana Dental assoc
alton.
Miss Blanche Hampton was CUES
at a surprise party given in honor {
her birthday anniversary Wednesda
evening by her mother, Mrs. Mar
Hampton, and her grandmother, Mr.
Elsie Hampton, of Anderson, at the
home, 1923 North Fourteenth stree
Roses formed the decorations throug
the reception rooms. The time we
spent informally and later refres
ments were served at little table
: prettily arranged with bouquets of CT
flowers The guests were: Miss Ma
Newman, Miss Blanche Hampto
Miss Lenore Cook, Miss Phyllis Blu
Ter, Miss Ethel Roland, Miss Nab
Gustin, Miss Katherine Brusher. Mi!
Elsie Thornburg, Miss Dorothy Coo
Mrs. Howard Lacey, Mrs. Geors
Showalter, Mrs Robert Kennedy
Buffalo, ~ Y, Mrs. Merle Bowe
Mrs. Paul Lyons of Dayton, o.. MI
James Hiatt, Mrs, Robert Mitche
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Hampton of Mu
Gle, Mrs. Elsie Hampton of Anderso
and Mrs. Mary Hampton.
Miss Mabel Bullerdick was hosteg
to the Sigma Kappa club Wednesds
evening at her home on South Fhi
teenth street After short busine
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