The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-22

! the Joe Kayser orchestra of New York,
Is TO play.
| The Ladies of the East Main Street
Friends church will hold an all day
meeting Thursday at the church.
Miss Will Knollenberg will entertain
| the Four Corner club Thursday after
| noon at her home, 233 South Seventh
| street.
| A Community entertainment will be
| held at school No. 6, on the Middle
boro road Friday evening at 1880
O'Clock. Everybody is invited. Mr..
and Mrs. Ora Stegall will be in charge.
MIR. and Mrs Wilbur Sciinelle enter
! tained with an informal evening party
for the Bethany Bible class Tuesday
at their home on Pearl street. .Twen-
/ ty-two persons were present. Follow
| ing a short business meeting social
! time was enjoyed and refreshments
| served. The menu, apropos OF wash
] ington's birthday, was carried out IN
red, white and blue. The guests In
| cluded: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holzap-
| fel and daughter, Martha, Mr.. and Mrs.
Myron Keelor and children, Helen and
Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. William Alexan-
! der and children, Mary Ellen and
Billy, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Holiday and
son, Beverly, Miss Cora Hebbeler,
| Miss Jennie Wishmeyer, Miss Virginia
| Stanley, Miss Esther Tuecke, the Rev
| C. Raymond Isley. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Schnelle and daughter, Bar
bara. Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Keelor will
entertain the class the third Wednes-
day in March at their home on North
west Fifth street.
i F. S. Broughman, of Marion, Is
/. spending some time in this city in the
interest of the Ben Hur lodge. He is
state deputy of that order.
j The u. C. T. club will be entertained
. Friday afternoon by Mrs. William Nc
| Clelland at her home, 100 South West
Eighth street.
i One hundred and eighty persons at
tended the dance given by the Chi
chapter of the Phi Delta Kappa fra
ternity in the ballroom of the Eagles
club Tuesday evening. The feature of
the affair was the orchestra, the Toxic
Garden Seven, of South Bend, which
made its first appearance here. A
latticed bower sprinkled with cherry
blossoms at one end of the ballroom
; was occupied by the players. Among
, those who attended We're:
Mr.. and Mrs Everett McConaha
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Elmer, Mr.. and
: Mrs. Horatio Land, Mr.. and Mrs.
: Arthur Bone, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cots.
chall, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Vending
, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Roberts, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Brenizer. Mr.. and Mrs
> c. F. Ferling, Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Bru
baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Bowen
: Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Hiatt, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S Cartwright, of Eaton, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter De Hority, Mr.. and
: Mrs. Harry Stanley, Mr. and Mrs
5 Joe Smithmeyer, Mr.. and Mrs. E
; l.. Berg, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H Brad
; field, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.. Hines, Mr.
: and Mrs. Robert Land, Mr. and Mrs
John Crawford, Miss Helen Pitts, Mis-:
Jeanette Shell, Miss Aleen Hall, Miss
: Dorothy Lewis, Miss Rhea Pyle, Mis-:
Lena Weist, Miss Ruth Goodenough
!. Miss Marguerite Shinn, Miss Bernice
. Triton, Miss Ellen Mccarthy, Mis-:
/ Ruth Wickemeyer, Miss Esther Coyle
Miss Helen Rust, Miss Edna Stanford
Miss Blanche Carman, Miss Mari,
y O'Brien, Miss Kathleen Smith of Win
z chester, Miss Olive Lewis, Miss Thel
i ma Bymaster, Miss Janet Seeker, Mis-
: Doris Groan. Miss Mary Nicholson
g Miss Katherine Binkley, Miss Edn;
S Johnson, Miss Alleman, Miss Mar.
S Lahrman, Miss Beth Lantz of Oxford
+ Ohio, Miss Josephensen, Miss Whit
r tington, Miss Anna Dallas, Miss Louis
/, Poos, Miss Marguerite Yenny Mis-
S Ruth Frinfrock, Miss Amy Byrd, Mis-
Gladys Williams, Miss Lucille East
# man, Miss Ruth Cox, Miss Miller, Mis-
" Dorothy Williams, Miss Lucille Mul
r. ray, Miss Helen Steinbrink, Miss Ann
a Mae Shweigger. Miss Stella Knode
e Miss Conda Haworth, Miss RutI
a Grove, Miss Echo Roland, Miss Julie
: Nusbaum, Miss Hazel Mashmeyel
q. Miss Elizabeth Kirby, Miss Clar
i Daub, Miss Helen Johnson, Miss Reb
:, Boggs, Miss Pauline Marshall, Mis-
= Esther Pitts, Miss Edna Cooper, Mis-
- Lorraine Long, Harold Stamback, He
bert Roberts, Arthur Metz. John klue.
L ner, r. Hiatt, John Fitzpatrick, Charlie
s Clark, Jesse Hauberstadt, Floyd NJ:
al baum, George Fee, E. Fl. Lienemanr
Andrew Mag, Stanley Appleton, R.
80 Stricken, Homer Meyers, John LIZ
kingston, Reid Jordan, B. Warner, Pete
g. Lichtenfels, Ray Jones, Robert Leslie
at Harry Smith, William Dunn, Ronal
Cox, Herschel Nicholson, Harry Thon
r. as, Raymond Dalbey, Mr.. Dougla!
~ Frank Bescher, DR.. E. A. Wysong, NJ
~ Mckee, J. G. Fry. Thornton Brehn
= Ralph Albright, Lee Sawyer, Russo
Allen, Morris Haner Ray Weisbrot
~ Fred Clevenger, Sheldon Simmons
II Glen Hanes, H. P. Murray, Burr Sin
u mons, Earl Tower Clarence Ware
Marlowe Aiken, Glen Weist, Benjami
&c Rost. Mark Kennedy, Howard McMal
lgi us, Conrad Ottenfeld, Harry Flicker
p berry, Jack Jellison, George Tarkelsol
is Robert Tomlinson, William Eggeme,
re err, Harold Sinex, Seldom Phillips, Ma
n Mercurio, Donald Cutler, Rudolp
is Weidner, Paul Allen, Max Davis.
Mrs. A. H. Backus had members {
II. the Progressive Literary society q
IN her guests Tuesday afternoon at ht
chi home. Sixteen persons responded