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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAli. FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1918

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A number of high school etudents

attended the commencement dance Riven last evening In the I. O. O. F. hall ,by Mr, and Mrs. Bert Kolp. The I'aN was decorated with American flags. Kolp's live piece orchestra furnished music. The dancers were Misses Mabelle Feltman, Leona Corey, Marie O'Brien. Nina Short, Mary Foley, Cornelia Border, Treva Dafler, Rosamond Border, Olive Lewis. Mary Lahrman, Mary "Rlnehart, Lethai Throw, Thelmi ' Schilllnger. Esther Keid. Josephine Wilson, Martha Illff, Clara Daub, Helen Edgerton, Hazel Cruze, Margaret Jones, Helen Eggeneyer, Martha Jones, Doris Groan, Martha Groser, Clara Gross, Louise llofcerts, Juliet Nusbaum, , Louise Mather, Lois Johanning, Katherlne Hartel, Maxlne Murray, Helen Snodf,rass, Evelyn Van Zant,' Greda Sosk, Nina Edmondson, Mrs. Marian McCarthy; Robert Quigg., Clem Roberta, Warren Hubbel, David Rost, Rudolph

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Crandall, E. Merryman, Maro Golden, Robert Tomllnson, Pete Lichtenfels, Hal Podhaski, Harold Grimes, Harry Bockhoff, Carl Fienning, Clarence Coyle, Marlowe Kluter, John Livings' ton, Wilson Pierce, William Dunn, Moorman Lamb, Horatio Land, Clem Meyers, Ray Woods, Henry Powell, Leslie Sinex,' Byron Wettlg, Lowell Johnson, Henry Beck, Raymond Willlams, Talbert Jessup, Fred Van Allen, Charles Robinson, LeRoy Harding, Harold Slnex, George Tarkleson, Clyde Semler, June Gayle, William Porter, Earl Keisker and F. Judy. Miss Nina Bhort will give a demonstration of war breads and use df potatoes at the Red Cross rooms at Smithfield tomorrow afternoon. Women of the Recreation circle have arranged the demonstration and an invitation la extended to all women of the community to attend. Harry Smith who is In the Motor Instruction school at CHntonville, Wis., has been promoted to Regimental sergeant major. Smith was recently transferred from Hattlesburg, Miss., where he has been located during the winter. Mrs. A. J. McClung and son of Radford, Va., are the guests of Mrs. McClung's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Williams of South Ninth street. Sixty girls of the Y. M. C. A. swimming class which has been under the direction of L. S. Schwan, presented him with a wrist watch yesterday. Mr. Schwan leaves this week for a lake and will later so to Ft jyayne.

Mrs. Otto M. Schnabel entertained the Thursday bridge club at her home In , the Arden apartments yesterday afternoon as a courtesy to her sister, Mrs. A. J. Laurimore ot Indianapolis. Bridge was played at two, tables, the favor for high score going . to Mrs. Guy Gotschall, and the hostess favor to Mrs. Schnabel. Luncheon was served at small tables after the game. Bouquets of garden flowers adorned the tables. Those present were Mrs. Laurimore, Mrs. Carl Lange of Indianapolis, Mrs. Ora. Brubaker, Mrs. Roy Anthony, Mrs. Elmer Dickinson. Mrs. Myron Crane and Mrs. Guy Gotschall. Miss Edith Tingling of this city and Edgard Siders of Eaton were married Wednesday evening. After the cere

mony, a wedding reecption and dinner

was given at the home of the bride

and groom in Eaton. The house was decorated with a profusion of cut

flowers. Miss Shiela Neff entertained young persons of the Central Christian church at her home Wednesday evening. . M short business session was held, followed by a social hour. Light refreshments were served. Those' present were Miss Ruth Blossom, Miss Flor ence Kerlin. Miss Florence Corses, Miss Francis Bonner, Miss Thelma

rTressel, Miss Mamie Henderson, Miss

Opal Cloyd, Miss Lovla Mansfield, Mrs.

Whitnack, Charles Roland, George Sanders, Chester Cloyd, Clifford Butt, Kenneth Whitenack and Clarence Kerlin. Richard Brown has announced a dance to be given tomorrow evening in Brown hall at Webster. The Evan Smith orchestra will furnish music for the dancers The King's Herald of Grace Methodist church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:80 o'clock at the church. All children of the church from eight to

fourteen years old are Invited to be present. -.- ,." ', The Recreation circle will not meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Wilson Magaw. but will meet next Thursday Instead. ; - Miss Lillie Zimmerman of New York City came today for a visit with her aister. Mrs. J- B. HoVwltt of the Arden apartments. ' . Miss Florence Cummins has returned from Penn Hall at Chambersburg, Pa- to spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cummins of Reeveston. "' Mrs. John HoHsclaw and daughter of Newcastle came yesterday tcf' attend the commencement exercises last evening. Miss Beulah and Miss Oney Hawley left last evening for Chicago, where Miss Beulah has accepted a position. The Loyal Sisterhood class of First Christian church will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the church. All members are urged to be present Mr. and Mrs. George Hamilton have returned from Newcastle after a short visit with Mr. and. Mrs. H. H. Harter and other friends. MrsT Henry J. Bode and Miss Mabel Knopf left last evening for Sauther, Oa.. where they will visit Sergeant Major Ernest A. Bode, who is in the" aerial squadron at that place. The Mlddleboro Willing Workers met Tuesday atteroon at the school, and sewed for $he Red Cross. During the afternoon yarn was given out for thirteen pairs of socks and bed shirts were made. Twenty-three members were present and three new members, Miss Maude Norris, Miss Anna Cook

and Miss Olive Boyd, were added to the enrollment An all day meeting will be held next Tuesday at the school. -s . Mrs. 'Carl Lange will return to Indianapolis Sunday, after a week's visit with Mr: and Mrs. Ora Brubaker. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Chrow and daughter Miss Letha, have gone to Chicago to visit Lawrence Chrow, who is at the Great Lakes Training station. Sergeant Thomas W. Brooks; of Ft. Morgan, Ala., is spending a ten day's furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. at their home, S04 North G street JOHN 8HOEMAKER DIES AT HOME IN FOUNTAIN CITY.

FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind., June 7. John Shoemaker died at his home here late yesterday afternoon as the result of a stroke of paralysis. He was 72 years old. v Mr. Shoemaker was born near Ashley, O., and was a veteran of the Civil War. Funeral services will be held at the home Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. . . ..

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