The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-11
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Mrs. Nellie Barnard announces the
engagement of her daughter. Claribel,
10 Edwin Brandt Walker, of Grand
Rapids, Mich. The wedding will take
d place April % In Chicago at the home |
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Starr, for
merly of this city. Mrs. Starr is Il
sister of Miss Barnard.
Mrs. Harold Frantz, of Colorado
Springs. Colo, was the guest of honor
at an informal luncheon-bridge given
Tuesday afternoon at the Country
club. The tables held simple arrange
ments of spring flowers. Covers were
laid for the following persons: Mrs.
Harold Frantz. Mrs. Omar G. Murray,
Mrs. Albert d. Gayle, Mrs. Charles
Mcclure, Mrs. Elwood Mcclure Mrs.
Rudolph G.. Leeds. Mrs. Julian Gates,
Mrs Clarence Gennett, Mrs. w. o.
Crawford, Mrs. Lewis G. Reynolds,
Mrs. Joseph II. Hill. Mrs. Ben c. Lur-
tel. Mrs Earl III. Mann, Mrs. George
Williams, and Mrs. Ida Carpenter.
A leading event among social fes-
tivities announced for after Easter Is
an Easter dance to be given Wednes-
day evening. April 10, at the Richmond
Country club for all members. Pry-
or's band, of Eaton, Ohio, will play the
order of dances. Hostesses for the
party will be Mrs. Dudley n. Elmer,
chairman of the April social commit
tee; Mrs. Houston Marlatt, Mrs. w. X.
Dill and Mrs. Walter McWhinney.
The Knights of Columbus will give
their annual Easter dance the evening
of Thursday, April 20, at ST. Mary's
Community hall Special music will
play for the affair.
The spring luncheon of the Wom-
ans club will We held Tuesday, April
%. at 1880 o'Ncck in the banquet
hall Of the First English Lutheran
church, Eleventh and South A streets,
il is announced Tickets for the
luncheon will be on sale shortly with
Mrs. Robert e. Heun and Miss Dor
othy Dilks, of the membership COM
mittee. The fall and spring luncheons
are special social occasions in the
club year. and it is expected that a
majority of the clubs 400 members
will attend.
The last general meeting of the
Woman's club will be held Tuesday
evening at s o'clock in the auditorium
of the David Worth Dennis Junior high
school with the literary department in
charge. Mrs. II. r. Robinson will read
Z. a. paper on Women VINO write
a PLAYS after which Stuart Walkers
j plav. "Sir David Wears a Crown" Will
y be presented by cast of Earlham stu
\ = dents coached by Mrs. Robinson. The
! ! program also is in connection with
g the dedication exercises being held for
the new school. No admission fee will
( Z be charged The public is invited to
attend.
8S The second annual "Philathean
Minstrels" will be given at the Sec
K ond Presbyterian church, Wednes-
! day and Thursday evenings, April II
y and IS, at $50 o'clock, by the Phila-
thea class of the church. The min
i strels last year were one of the most
popular and successful amateur per-
formances given in the city and were
presented at number of surrounding
Z towns. An entirely new program is
being staged this year and the produe-
ton is said to surpass the previous
one A small admission will be asked
at the door. Holders of tickets are
asked to note that the dates have been
changed from those printed on the
tickets Those taking part will in
Z clude Miss Mary Thomas, pianist, and
Walter Anderson, violin. The SOLO
s i lists are to be Miss Vera kinert, Miss
Martha Plummer, Miss Pearl Warner,
Miss Ruth Mumbower, Mrs. Howard
\. Merrill and Mrs. Robert Jackson.
Z Members of the chorus will be Miss
Florene Broadway, Miss Agnes Craw-
ford, Miss Eva King, Miss Helen Mas
sey, Miss Dorothy Hartzler, Miss
Gladys Linking, Miss Isabel McLear,
Miss Bernice Weaver, Miss Mary
Males, Miss Mary Leftwich, Miss Mar
guerite Taggart, Miss Irma Williams,
Miss Dorothy Shurley, Mrs. Paul Neff,
Mrs. Frank Hale, Mrs. l.. p. Roser,
4 Mrs. H. G. Hartzler and Mrs. Ray
ond H. Smith.
The West Richmond w. C. T. U. met
Monday afternoon in the West Rich
i mond Community house. A talk on
Importance of the Primaries" in
L. which he urged all women to vote and
10 make an effort to learn the quail
fications of the various candidates
with view to determining their atti
tude toward the Volstead law and
their position toward the state taz
commission, made its report. The
union adjourned not to meet agair
until the second Monday in June.
The Westminster Guild will NEE
x Tuesday evening with Miss Elizabeth
r and Miss Jennie Williams at thei
home, 215 North Sixth street.
The Armistad club will observe
z guest night when it is entertained b!
AT,.c Pow Smith and nj