The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-24

ders' Day banquet Friday evening,
April %, in the parlors of the M. E.
church. The speakers for the occas-
ion are to be DR.. 8. E. Smith, of East
haven, and Professor U. G. Weather
ley, of the university. Alumni wish
ing to make reservations are asked
to notify Miss Nellie Overman, %
North Tenth street, phone 1908, on
or before April 26.
An informal dance was given by
Loyal Chapter No. 40, Order Of East
ern Star, Saturday evening, in the
Masonic temple Music was furnish
ed by the Halberstadt orchestra. The
committee in charge was composed Of
Mrs. Frank Medearis, Mrs. C. G.. Cain,
and Mrs. Allie Minck. Among those
who attended were: Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Bert Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Phenis, Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Gard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ratliff, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Cain, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Hobson. Mr. and Mrs Charles Rob-
erts, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Rosack, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Sweet, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Wicket, Mr. and Mrs. George
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Armour,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Dennis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Click, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Akin, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Click, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Feltis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Medearis, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Voss, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Hodge, Mr.. and Mrs. Verlin Rat
lift, DR.. ]. H. Wilson, Mrs. @. C. Cain
Mrs. Percy Smith, Mrs. Howard Mer.
rill, Mrs. Allie Minck, Miss Ruth Hen.
derson, Miss Lurana Shute, Miss
Frances Smith, Miss Maurene Cox
Miss Evelyn Sweet, Miss Martha Hob
son, Miss Lucille Wicket, Miss Maude
Minck, Miss Gladys Simpson, Miss
Thelma Feltis, Miss Helen Cook, and
Miss Betty Jane Smith.
Mrs. ]. Brandon Griffis and little
daughter. Josephine, of North Tent
street, have returned from Chicago
where they have been spending sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Carl Haines, of Marion, is visit
ing here, having been called to the
city by the critical condition of Mrs
Emma Newlin, of South Third street
who was severely burned severa
weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A. Dill, o
Reeveston, went to Minneapolis, Mimi
to attend the wedding of their niece
Miss Elizabeth Laws, to G. Warner
Hutchings, which took place Saturda.
evening at s o'clock, in st. Mark
Episcopal church.
Mrs. George H Knollenberg and he
daughter, Miss Margaret Knollenbere
who have been abroad for some time
have returned home and reopene
their residence on South Fourth stree
Before returning to this city they spen
two weeks in New York visiting MI
and Mrs. Bernhard Knol1enberg. Mis-
Kno1lenberg has been engaged i
Friends Relief work in Germany. Sh
spent some time in Dresden and ais
Travelled through Sweden, Russia, Aus
tria, Salonica and other countries.
Miss Olive Lewis, of East Mai
street has gone to Lafayette, wher
she will attend the wedding of Mis-
Hazel ,Sarles and William Hogan
which will take place Wednesda
morning. Miss Lewis and Robert LIE!
lie will act as maid of honor and bes
man at the wedding. Miss Sarles an
Mr.. Hogan were formerly residents {
this city and are well known here. Mis-
Sarles is sister of Roscoe Sarle
one of the best known auto racers
the country.
Mrs. Henry B. Wilson, Of New Yor
City, who has been visiting her daugI
ter, Mrs. Paul Comstock, of Reevesto
has returned home. .a-+
A pretty children's party was give
Saturday afternoon by Mr.. and Mr.
George Calkins at their home {
North Twenty-second street in hon
of the fourth birthday of their daug
ter, Marie. Spring blossoms form'
the decorations through tbs room
Games and contests were played,
tie Miss Martha Roser winning Il
favor. A fish pond was one of Il
features of the entertainment r
freshments were served later T.
table was Illuminated by candles.
large white birthday cake formed t
centerpiece of the table. Over it hui
a canopy of pink and white streamel
the steamers radiating from the Zig
dome to baskets of CONNECTIONS at ca
cover. The guests were: Mildr
Hawkins, Barbara Jordan, Imoge
Sullivan, Martha Roser, Mary Katie
inc Koenigcramer, Virginia Koen
cramer, Violet Hawkins, Marie Ca
ins, Jean Jordan, Thomas Long, Jol
Klute, George Lane, Harry Smi
O'Brien, Charles Hodge and JACK
Clements.
The N. o. B. club was entertain
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Charl
Rolf at her home on South Twelf
street. Following a short busine
meeting the time was spent in Sc
ing. Later a luncheon was serve
Those. present were: Mrs. Drew Lace
Mrs. Harold Williams, Mrs. Robe
Mitchell, Mrs. Charles Rolf and NJ
Roy Sleek. Mrs. Harold Williams W
be hostess to the next meeting in t.
weeks at her home, 304 North We
Fifth street.
An informal dance will be Civ
Tuesday evening at the Eagles cl
by the Drum and Bugle corps of Hal
Ray post, American legion. The NJ
ody Entertainers and E. C. Hayes "
play the order of dances. Procee
are to go for uniforms for the col
members. The balcony will be op
10 spectators.
The annual spring dance of the /
Delta Kappa fraternity is among I