The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-01-27


brink, C. Longman, G. Hallman, L.
Vessel, G. Schwegman, w. Kanke, e.
Wilkemeyer, ]. Coskey, r. Lawler, G.
Pfafflin, C. LAWYER, R. Witte, p. Quig-
ley, II. Farwig, J. Frame and J. Cas-
key.
An assembly dance was given by
Knights of Columbus Thursday even
ing at ST. Mary's community hall, fol-
lowing their class. Music for the as
sembly was furnished by the Evan ].
Smith orchestra Among the dancers
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Ryan, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hartzell, DIR. and
Mrs. Il. p. Weist, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Youngflesh, Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Click,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hines, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. o. Sieweke, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Geers, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Duffy. Mr.. and Mrs. Kennepohl, Miss
Mary Dillon, Miss Cecilia Stein, Miss
Catherine Becker, Miss Gladys Boyce,
Miss Agnes Knauber, Miss Bertha
Taube. Miss Agnes Hermeling, Frank
Kiser. C. Westerdorf, Barley Gordon
Frank Stein, Frank Noelker, Harry
Frame. Robert Robe. Lee Hillman and
William Haner.
Over 100 couples attended the dance
given at the Eagles hall Thursday
evening for members of the lodge and
their families. The Melody Enter
tainers played the order of dances.
The dance was the largest of the yeac
which the Eagles have held. Their
next party will take place in two
weeks.
| The Parent-Teacher association OF
Finley school held a thimble party
Tuesday afternoon at which clothes
were mended and comforts pieced.
| An address was given by N. +. F>ultz,
vocational director, on the cooperation
! of the home and schools and brief
outline was given by him of plans
for future vocational work. Mrs.
| Felter was appointed chairman OF
| committee of three to form millinery
class. Other members of the COM
mittee are Mrs. Walter Bass and Mrs.
! Essmacher. Chairmen of other COM
| mittees appointed were: Mrs. Ball, to
cook for members of nurses course;
| Mrs. Freeman, on dress forms class;
! Mrs. Zimmerman, short dress making
! course; Mrs Bass, home cooking. Ex-
| tensive undertakings are being as
| sumed by the organization. The mem
| bership is said to be increasing with
each meeting and great enthusiasm
shown in the tentative projects being
! formulated by the club. Everyone in
| Finley school district is eligible to
membership. The sewing meetings
are held every Thursday afternoon at
| 2:30 o'clock.
| The Quiet Stitchers were enter
| tanned by Mrs. Fay King and Mrs.
| Kinda Puthoff at the home of the for
mer on the NIiddleboro road, Wednes-
| day afternoon with a white elephant
party. Favors went to Mrs. Gertrude
| Murley, Mrs Christina Hayden, Mrs.
Anna Belle Patti, Mrs. Retta Knollen-
| berg, Mrs. Nora Norris, Mrs. Lille
| Baird, Mrs. Zetta Dolman and Mrs.
| Bessie Robinson. Later in the after
noon refreshments were served to the
! following guests: Mrs. Jennie Diehl,
| Mrs. Sadie Thompson, Mrs. Christina
| Hayden, Mrs. Gertrude Murley, Mrs.
Anna Belle Patti, Mrs. Retta Knollen-
berg, Mrs. Ida Markley, Mrs. Nora
| Norris, Mrs. Bessie Robinson, Mrs.
| Zetta Dolman, Mrs. Dora White, Mrs.
Lille Baird, Mrs. Anna Puthoff, Mrs.
] I LOTd Nup6, MISS ElSlS llldH, MISS
| Alice Ross, Mrs. Hermina Trimble,
| Mrs. Fay King and Mrs. Kinda Put
hoff, Mary Kathryn King, Mildred and
Harold Puthoff, Charles and Donald
| Trimble, Malcomb, Eloise and Warren
Markley The club will be entertained
Feb. s by Mrs. Flora Rupe and Mrs
Anna Puthoff at the home of Mrs.
Rupe on the fModdleboro road.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Brandenburg, of
! South Eleventh street, entertained at
cards and luncheon Thursday evening
| for Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hewitt.
lOther persons present were the Misses
Mary Helen, Nellie and Marguerite
Brandenburg.
! Mrs. Dolph Rinehart will be hostess
! to the Recreation Circle Saturday af-
ternoon at her home on the Liberty
road.
Members of the Perseverance class
of the First Baptist church will be
guests at a banquet which members
of the Brotherhood class and Parker
| Memorial class are giving Friday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock.
The w. w. class members of New
| Westville and their families will be
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