The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-14

Acknowledgement Has DSGu receiver
here Of the marriage of Miss Juliet
Laws, daughter Of Mrs. Clement Laws
fof Santa Monica, Calf, formerly Of
this city, to Walton Craig. of Wyo-
ming, Ohio. The wedding took place
Thursday, Nov. 2, at Santa Monica.
and Mrs. Craig will reside az
Bakersfield, Calf, where Mr.. Craig is
= engaged in business and has been Hv-
ing for the past five years They are
now in the east and Mrs. Craig is ex-
peeted here for short visit en- route
back to California. She formerly re-
sided In this city and is well known
here. Mrs. Craig is a niece of Mrs.
albert G. ogborn, of the Wayne apart
{ ments.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Miss Mae Boals and Frank
Holland, manager of the Murray and
MurTette theatres. The wedding took
place at Indianapolis Monday morning
at II o'clock at the residence Of A. F..
Brentlenger, general manager of the
theatrical corporation which owns the
Murray and Murrette. Mr.. and Mrs.
Holland are returning to the city Tues
day evening.
Invitations are to be issued this
week for a dance to be given by Tau
chapter of the Omicron Pi Sigma fra
ternity Thanksgiving week, it was an
nounced following an enthusiastic con.
rclave held by the fraternity members
Monday evening, at which time plans
for the social events for the coming
season were outlined The annual
stag banquet, 1t is announced, win be
held Monday evening, Nov. 20. A pho
,tograph of the membership is to be
taken at that time for publication in
"The Crocodile" the national organ
fof the fraternity. Several other SO
tcial events are planned, of which an
,nouncement will be made at later
date
The famous Apollo F. and B. orches
ira, of Chicago. featuring an a1l-stal
ensemble, with Billie Goethe, trombon
1st, is to play for a dance to be giver
at the Eagles hall in Newcastle by
the M chapter Of Kappa Alhpa PHI
fraternity Friday evening, Nov. IL. L
twill be the first big dance of the sea
ison given by the fraternity.
:. The Delta Theta Tau sorority viii
tg1ve a benefit card party Friday after
moon at 1880 o'clock in St Mary'S
Community hall, to which everyone /!
invited. Persons wishing to make on,
tor more reservations are asked to cal
Mrs. Ray B. Movie or Miss Florence
lCummins.
The Phi Delta Kappa fraternity Il
ITO be host for one of the larges
dances of the week when they brint
the Syncopating Seven here Frida!
evening for a dance they are giving a
the Eagles club. About 600 invita-
tons have been issued
The Country club social COMMITTEES
for November has announced lunch
eon-bridge which will be given at tbs
club Nov. %.
A card party will be held by the La
dies auxiliary Of St Mary's church
Thursday evening, Nov. Is, in thu
Community hall. Euchre and sheep
head will be played. Cards will b.
played from s until IL o'clock. Their
will be no dancing. The public is In
vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Carr, o
Westcott Place, have returned from
New York City and Washington, D. G
where they have been spending tw'
weeks.
Amos Phelps and Walter Phelps, o
Indianapolis, were guests over tn
week end of Mr.. and Mrs. John Rub
of North Seventeenth street.
Walter Mayer and Clifford Lynn, c
Connersville, were guests of Miss AID
and Miss Inez Harris, of this city
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Loeb, of Cambridg
City, is the guest Of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Farmer, of POI
tiac, Mich, who have been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Farmer, of 10
North Sixteenth street, returned HON
Tuesday.
DR. Paul J. Ellis, who is practicin
dentistry in Birmingham, Ala, hs
been the guest for few days Of hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Eli
of North West Fifth street Will
here he took the Indiana State Denti
board examination. He has returnt
to Birmingham where he will pra
tee for the present
Colonel Oran Perry, of Indianapoli
is the guest of Henry C. Starr, of TIL
city. Col. Perry is here to attend tn
funeral OF Civil war comrade, Maj
M. NJ. Lacey, of Fountain City.
Miss Amanda Poe, of Indianapoli