The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-06
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Mrs. Edgar Henley, of Al South Sew
enteenth street, will have as her guest
over the weekend her son, Walter K.
Henley, of Pittsburgh, Pa
Mrs. Mary Markle left this week for
Washington. D. c., where she will re-
main through the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. J. P. Skehan. Mrs.
Roy Schattel has gone to Washington
to make a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Skehan.
Miss Frances Roser and Miss Mary
Chenoweth will go to West Alexan-
dr1a, o., Saturday evening to attend
the installation of a chapter of the
Delta Theta Tau sorority in that place.
Miss Chenoweth, as grand registrar of
the national organization of the soror-
1ty, will preside at the installation.
The Lewisburg, o., chapter will install.
Preceding the ceremony a banquet
will be held at which Miss Roser and
Miss Chenoweth will be guests.
Mrs. William NJ. Bailey, of 2O12
South A street, left Thursday for At
lanta, Ga, and other points south,
where she will visit relatives. In At
lanta she will be the guest of her sis
ter for few days, later going to Ma
con, Ga. to visit her brother, DR..
Charles Gergorie. From there she will
go to Sumpter, s. c., to spend some
time with her mother and another sis
ter Later she will meet her daughter.
Miss Emily Bailey, at Basic, Va,
where she is attending Fairfax hall,
and they will go to Washington, D. c.,
Tor visit before returning to Rich
mond
Wiley Glass. of Chicago, is spend.
ing few days here the guest of his
mother. Mrs. Frank Glass. of East
Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w Randle. OF
East Main street, were in Winchester
Saturday to attend the funeral of DR.
Charles Milligan. DR.. Milligan was q
cousin of Mrs. Randle. His widow
Mrs. Winifred Milligan was formerly
clerk of the Indiana Yearly Meeting.
Mrs. o. G. Murray is chairman Of
the Country club social committee
for May. Other members are: Mrs
W. 0. Crawford, Mrs. Ida Carpenter
Mrs. Charles Druitt and Mrs Johr
A. Brookbank. No parties have beer
arranged by the committee until the
week after next, it is announced.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Kolp will oper
the summer dancing season at Beech
wood, formerly jackson Park, or
Decoration day. May 80, when they
will give an evening dance. Plans
are being made to make this an un
usual season, and a number of fine
orchestras will be brought here tt
play for the Beechwood dances.
The Tourist club will hold it's an
nual banquet and election of off
GERS next Friday evening. All mem
bers of the club are asked to meet
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs R
E. Huen. on East Main street, from
where they will proceed to the scene
of the party, which is not to be an
nounced beforehand
A card party and dance will be
given at ST Mary's hall, Thursday
evening by the Sacred Heart societ!
of st. Mary's church. Euchre anC
five hundred, bridge and sheepsheat
will be played, from 8 to 10 o'clock
Dancing will commence at 10 o'clock
Music will be furnished by the
Evan ]. Smith orchestra.
The Richmond Community Service
will hold its first annual banquet
Monday evening at ST Mary's Com
munity hall. William Dudley Foulkt
is to be the speaker of the evening
F. E. R. Miller, of Chicago, is ais;
to be on the program as speaker.
Miss Willietta Tucker of Camden
Ohio, and Mrs. B. H. Lowmiller o
Mingo Junction, Ohio, are the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Tucker at thei
The Woman's Missionary society O
Trinity Lutheran church met Frida,
afternoon. The Rev. Oscar Tresse
gave a scripture reading, and plan
solos were played by Miss Marjori
Beck and Miss Ruth Staube. Refrest
ments we're served later to 27 person:
Spring flowers formed decoration
through the room. Mrs. Charles Acl
erman, Mrs. John Alderman, Mr..
Claude Addleman and Mrs. Everett
Benham are announced as comprisin
the committee of hostesses for tn
next meeting.
The Joseph Moore Parent-Teacher!
association closed its years activitie
Friday with the largest gathering {
the entire year when a picnic suppe
and musical were given in connectio
with the schools annual exhibit. TIL
evening musicale included numbers b
the orchestra of the David Denni
school and songs by various grades
Joseph Moore school,
The Symphony orchestra and fe
tival chorus will hold joint rehearss
at 1880 o'clock Monday evening at til
tabernacle.
Miss Ula Pike entertained at he
home, Hawthorne Farm, near Cente
vile, Thursday evening for Miss A
line Duff and Miss Iva Duff, who ar
leaving Sunday for residence nea
Anderson A color scheme of lavende
and white was carried out in sprin
blossoms and other decoration
through the house and also in tn
menu and appointments The guest
included: Miss Airline and Miss Iv
Duff. Miss Mary Dinkle, Miss France
Mathews, Miss Dorothy Smelser, Mis-
Charliene Beck, Miss Ethel Anderson
Miss Esther Anderson, Miss Kathry
King, Miss Pauline Pike, Miss Yer
Stalk, Miss Ruth Commons, Mis-
Helen, Miss Hazel and Miss Eth,
Jackson. Miss Audrey Dynes, Miss E
ma Eliason, Miss Helen Brumfielt
Paul Robe, Lawrence Lindley. Pal
Null. Ernest Davis. Harold Cook, Ke
nit King, Kenneth Hatfield. Howar
Jackson, Noble Jackson, Leonard Bal
man, Everett Harris. Charles Martin
William Fisher, Earl Duff, Aaron Linz