The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-29
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Miss Betty Morgan, Miss Helen Sack
man, Miss q arriet Ellis, Miss Dorothy
Coyle, Miss Gladys laval, Miss Gen
evieve McDonald, Miss Lucille Loot
burrow. MISS Ruth Harrington, Miss
Adele Harris, Miss Clara Huber, Miss
Cyrena Hub,sr, Miss Virginia Harris,
Miss Janet r .arris, Miss Queen Webb.
Miss Iona n ieronimus, Miss Helen
Senior, Miss Marianne Swayne, Miss
Margaret Campbell, Miss Martha Os-
borne, Miss Violet Osborne, Miss Iris
Cook, Miss IA arjorie Gault, Miss Grace
Simcoke, Miss Margaret Evan, Miss
Esther JAY, Miss Mary Katherine
Younghesh, Miss Luella Masters, Miss
Sudhoff, Miss Helen Bundy, Miss
Grace ChroWe, Miss Helen Clark, Miss
Madge Towns end, Miss Irene Feltman,
Francis Robinson, Malcolm Smith,
William Marshall, Norman Johanning.
George Cumud ms, George Coons, Roy
Hawekotte, Thomas Schumacher, Dale
Harkfns. keith Crum. Fred Clark, Rob
ert Klute, Russell Ebert, William Men
denhaI1, VerTrDn Ward, Vernon Spaul-
ding, William, Rooney, Warren Devices,
Loring McFai1. Marston Hodgin, Nah
lon Walls, R,oderick limerick, Don
aid Senior, Robert Davis, Robert
Bantz, Mark Schroeder, Allan Camp
bell, Maurice Longfellow, Howard
Mills, Earl Roser, Paul Loos, Griffin
Jay, Thomas Nolan and John Highley.
About 300 couples, including many
from this city, ATTENDED the dance CIV
en- at the Palais Gardens, Greenville,
Ohio. The large hall was beautifully
decorated. SheIley's Universal Six
played the order of dances. Many
Richmond people are expected to at
tend the Decoration Day dance, Tues
day evening. Shelley's orchestra will
play.
Mrs. Samuel Burton was pleasantly
surprised last week on the occasion
Of her birthday anniversary, by a num-
Der of friends an relatives. Dinner
was served to the following guests:
Miss Gilman, Barlow, Fla; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Ritchey, Winchester, Ind;
Mrs. Elizabeth Dyer; Mr. Harvey Rit-
chey; Mr.. John Burton; Mr.. Ralph
Burton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bur
: ton.
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Logan. Of
guests Mr. and Mrs. Harold Funder-
berg, Mr. and Mrs. P. NJ. Wragg and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Logan, all of
| Springfield, o., Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Stanley, of Springfield, o., will join
the party which motor to indianapolis
to attend the races Decoration Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Belts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adams, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Granger with their son, Russell, Of c.
lima, O., spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. James Brumfield, 220 South
Eighth strict.
The "Go-Get'Em" section of the
Loyal Daughters class of the First
Christian church, will hold a picnic
Thurday in Glen Miller park. All mem
bers are asked to meet at the park en-
trance at 1890 O'Clock, Thursday
morning.
Tom Hoey, Jr., left Monday for IN
dianapolis, where he will visit rela
tives for few days.
4 Miss Hazel Mashmeyer and Miss
Mary Bulla of this city leave Monday
for Indianapolis to attend the Memoir
ial Day speedway races.
Mrs. John FaIk, 419 North Twenti
eth street, assisted by Mrs. Love
Raney, will entertain the Ladies' Mis-
sionary society Of the Second Presby
terrain church. Mrs. H. J. Sarkiss vii
have charge of the missionary study.
The Suburban Home Economic
club will meet at the home of Mrs
Charles Crawford on the Williams
burg pike, Thursday Afternoon. Mrs
Walter Brumf1eld will have charge o
the social hour.
Miss Mary Louise Bunnell Of Hag
erstown, Ind, will appear on a pro
gram to be given at the Christian
church of Hagerstown this evening
Miss Bunnell is we'll known here 70
her dancing, which is unusual for on
of her age.
The announcement is made tina
"We'll-Show-'Em" section of the Loya
: Daughters of the First Christia.
I church. will meet at the church Wed
nesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
is requested that all donation fund
for the carrying on of the work c
! the group brought in at that time.
II The meeting of the Golden Ro
Neddle club has been postponed fror
7 Tuesday to Wednesday afternoon
: The members will be entertained a
: the home of Mrs. Frederick Keller {
? Bridge avenue.
! The Mack Ministries will give an Ell
: tertainment in the 10. o. F. hall MOI
: day evening, under the auspices {
the Daughters of Rebakah. The publ
= is invited to attend.
: The Red Men will hold a pickni
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