Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 83, 17 February 1920 — Page 4
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. -TUESDAY,, FEB. 17, 1920.
Society
Washington's birthday celebration John Meyer, Clarence Saner, John
One of the delightful social affairs bf the Valentine season was the leap Vear dance that was , given Monday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp in lb I. O. O. F. hall. The lights were jhooded in red and decorations were tiooded in red. . During the grand
march programs in heart shape were given the guests. The march was led by little Miss Betty Morgan and Samuel Kolp. ' The music was furnished toy the Kolp orchestra. Those present were Misses Edith Decker, Anna Bostick, Gertrude Williams, Pauline jBhahk,' Gertrude Eggleston, - Helen Bentlage. Marguerite Taggart, Olive Jones, Margaret Long. Helen Semler, Mary Jane Bulla, Elizabeth Marshall, Louise Roberts, Louise Monarch, Benlta Monarch, Helen Hazeltlne, Ethel Thomas,- Mary Nicholson, Margaret Wickemeyer, Theima Bymaster, Mildred Kemmer, Iris Igleman, Lestra Murray Clara Myrlck, Elizabeth lirown, : Vivian Harding, Ellen McCarthy, Margaret Calvelage, Louise Weller, Dorothy Rees, Miriam Tittle, Hosella Elstro, Louise Poos, Kathryn " JClchols, Opal WhlteselL Miriam Kelly, Murlal Masnmeyer, Dorothy Dra-
Lorraine Long, Mr-rguerlte Cox, Maude Reber, Eaier Coyle, Gladys Arnett, Marie O'Brien, Pauline Wessel, Mildred Townsend, Anna Dallas, Florence Wentz, Ruth Wickemeyer, Gwendolyn Bpitler, Virginia Livingstone, Mildred Whltely, Alice Smith, Elizabeth Morgan, Miriam Jordan, Kathryn Btnkey Clara Daub, Louise Spa aiding, ttessie Cruse, Nellie Hawkins, Iva jMsbop, Dorothy Breton, Rosamond Border. Louise Mather. Cora Harris,
Vera Pfafflin Mabel Harris Doris Stanley, Panllxre Elliott. Olive Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Elmer, Mr. and Mrs.' Alvin Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cummins, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Himes, Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Stanley, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Kehlenbrrok, Dr. and Mrs. Dykeman, Mr. and Mrs. Omar Whelan, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kline, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Phenis, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Click. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Btudy, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grimes. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shofer, Mr. and Mrs. , Phillip Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. Everett McConaha; Messrs;. Robert Bt. John, Grant Frye, Lawrence Lady, Harold Atkins. Henry Glick. Harold iNorris, Ray Aikin, Clyde Semler, Albert Chrow, Peter Lichtenfels, Paul fetevens, Claude Sourbeer, Kent LemHn, Harold Slifer, Harry Smith, Herbert Roberts, Oscar Morton, Herbert McMahan, Henry Beck, Robert Graham. Walter Saskey, Olen Haynes, Klefer Calkins, Cecil Cureton, "T. A. Atkins, James Sackman, Ernest BostIck, Carleton Smith, Mark Heitbrlnk. Leslie Sinex. Eugene Messick Earl
Tauer, Roy Johnson, Roland Loehr,
parade, are requested to meet at 2 p.
m, Wednesday in the post rooms. The Helping Hand club will be entertained Wednesday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. George Steinkamp, on South Eleventh street. The Bethany Bible class ot the Second English Lutheran church will be entertained Tuesday evening, Feb. 17 at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Myron KCelor, Northwest Fifth street. In
place of Wednesday evening, as was
Huuuouceu. Plans are under way for a minstrel thow, to be given at the country club, Wednesday, Feb. 25. The committee planning this novel affair Is composed of Mrs. Walter Engle, Mrs. Frank Drultt and Frank Holland. This 'Is the same committee that planned the Country Club Follies given last year, which proved such a success. Club members are looking forward to this event. Plenty of good voices and material have been obtained to make this event equal to. If not better than the show of laet year. Announcement of the marriage of Captain Paul Plergord, to Miss Emily McBride, of Pasadena, Cal that took place in the All Saints church, has been received by friends In the city. Captain Piergord was a member of the French High Commission, and toured the United States and delivered a lecture In this city during the world's war.
Mis Elizabeth Hasemeler, local
musician, was a guest at the banquet and reception of the Women's Music
club in Dayton. O, Monday evening,
The program for the evening was given by the Cleveland Symphony orches
tra, under the direction ot rKoiai
Sokoloff. Miss Hasemeler was a guest
of Mrs. John Slager, who formerly re-
Bided here.
Circle No, 3 of the Ladles' Aid society ot the Grace Methodist church
win be entertained Wednesday after
noon, at the home ot Mrs. J. w. Fin frock; 118 South Eleventh street
Mrs. XL F. Smith. Mrs. Perry Hamil
ton and. Mrs. Fred Lemon will be hostesses Tor Circle No. 2 of the First
Presbyterian church, Thursday after
noon, at the home ot Mrs. Smith, 2019
East Main street.
Section Two of the Good Cheer class ot the United Brethren church will give a box social Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Christopher, 123 Richmond Avenue.
All members are urged to attend.
Galvln, Ray Dehner, Arthur Metz, Jo
seph Burke, Herbert Moore, Charles
Klser, Robert Maley, Richard Z-eyen, George Mauer, Paul Kamp, Paul Juerling. Harry Fltzgibbons. Edward Williams, Claude Doyle, Kenneth Mott,
Mr. and Mrs. Xtossel G us tin, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Kahle, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Issen. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Kamp.
The young ' people will hold ' -their
regular dance Tuesday at 8:30 p. m. in the L O. O. F. halL Music will be furnished by the All Stellar orchestra.
The Arts and Crafts exhibit win
open Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. In the
public art gallery. The public Is In
vited
The Elizabeth HIatt's class ot the South Eighth Street Friends' church will meet at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday, at
the home ot Mrs. Bertha Randall, 313
South Third street.
Mrs. Sarah E. Strattan and sister, Miss Edith V. Parry, who have been on a three months' visit in Chicago, are guests at the home of their sister,
Mrs. Martha Hawkins, and her daughter, Mrs. Ira Wood, 41 South Twentieth stret Mrs. John Johaeon was the hostess
Monday afternoon for the meeting of the Magazine club at her home, 205
had a severe fall on Wednesday and
has since been confined to her bed
c. D. Ward was a business visitor in Toledo this week Mr. and Mrs. George O'SulUvan, of Chicago, visited friends over the week-end. Mrs. O'Sullvan was formerly Miss Hazel Ben.... Mrs. W. H. Wiseman left for New Lisbon, Indiana, , Thursday, where she was called by the Illness of her sister and family Miss Helen Biles Is 111, suffering from a severe cold. Miss Irene White Is acting as her substitute in the school.... Mrs. Harry Tost, of Winchester, is spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Mary Biles P. A. Riley went to Toleldo Thursday to work for the France Stone company.... Members ot the men's class of the Presbyterian Sabbath school, taught by C. R. Coblentx, held a social in the church last , Saturday evening. Light refreshments were served, and plans were discussed for the beterment of the Sunday school. . Miss Helen Moody of Richmond, was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Howard King.... Miss Carrie Rus-
sels, of Sydney, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Murray and family.... Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle More are the parents of a baby son born Sat
urday. . . .Miss Ella Thompson, teacher'
in the Lewisburg school, is home for an indefinite time, the school being
North Eleventh street Miss Llllie reload on account of the flu epidemic
Paige read an article on Gary, Ind-, end Mrs. Walter Bates gave a paper on the Seven Baker brothers of Pittsburgh. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Charles Bates. Mrs. Walter Bates and Mrs. Charles Bond wiU give the papers Section Four of the Grace M. E. church will be entertained at 2 p. m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Charles Kinert, 618 Pearl street Section One of the Ladies' Aid society of the Grace H. E. church will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Frank Paige on South twenty-eecond street
Suburban News
NEW PARIS, O. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Waggoner and family, of West Alexandria, visited Mr. and Mrs. James Richards and family Sunday.... Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Wiley
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gllmore Wiley Sunday Miss Helen Ray of New Madison, visited Miss Helen
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Pence visited Dr. and. Mrs. Carl Bean at West Manchester, Sunday,
residence on tha Dalton pike, tor
88,000.... Betty Lou Able, baby daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Abel, recently had the measles. . . .Mrs. Frank WhiteseU atended the millinery opening at Cincinnati last week.... Mrs. B. A. Hartley is sick W. D. White returned to his work at ConnersvUle,
Thursday, after staying here several',
days on acount of sickness of several members of his family; m LEWISBURGH, C Lucille Wahl spent several days In Cincinnati the past week Eva Coffman and Ruth Lelber spent Wednesday in Dayton. . . Edward Paul and Fred Patterson attended the National Quarrymen's Convention at Louisville, Ky, Mrs Mrs. Corvln Singleton was In Cincinnati Monday attending the milinery openings.... Mrs. Clara House spent last week in Dayton with her daughter, Mrs. T. L. gregg....Mrs. E. J. Cligget and son of Chicago, arrived Monday for an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. Carrie Singleton.... Born to Mr. d Mrs. Frank Barber, a girl, Thursy....Rev. Joseph Bennett attended a funeral In Sydney Tuesday and remained for several days' visit with his mother Mrs. Belle Diefenbaugh spent Monday with relatives In West Alexandria. . . .John Chambers of Chicago was the week-end guest of his parents, Henry Chamberlin and wue.
WEBSTER MrsAl Irvin is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Davis, who
I are 11 Mr. and Mrs. John Steddom
HAGERSTOWN. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. of WiliamBburg. visited Mr. ana Mrs ir n tt t itt.j- jt 1 i.. Iiodk Btiutilitm WHlmr Mm Marti
ni. jr. r ut 'mi vveuueBuay eveuuig iui
Sawyer, Saturday evening. .. .Mrs.
Members of the Tlcknor club cele- na.h .wynd dMer Helen
brated the 31st anniversary of Its or- rn"Ei , . (..m ut,i. .ftomnm. t, Mrs- Frank Overpeck of Dayton ; Mr.
Mrs. Frank Chambers at her home on North Tenth street. The meeting was in the form of an informal tea and the time was spent socially. Several letters from members out of the city were read. Mrs. Bonner of Greensburg, was a guest. The interior of the homo was handsomely decorated in baskets of spring flowers, arranged with grennery. The hostesses were Mrs. J. M. Bulla, Mrs. John D. Dougan and Miss Blanche Scott. ' 1
Richard Robinson, Oakley Ritchie,
jiussei stncKier, juouis weianer, The last dance of the pre-lent seaThornton Brehm, Louis Ripberger, 1 BOn wag given Monday evening in the I,oui3 Rohe, Wynne Evans, Marion j Y. M. I. club rooms. The dance was
zamenaeisier, james itees, L,eorge.m tne natnro 0 a "Valentine Hod"
Weaver, Russell ' Allen, Clarence
Coyle, Harold Hyde, Scott Kemp, Burr Simmons, Richard Reed, Wilson Pierce, Robert Starr, Homer Meyers, Edward Shekel, Chester Sharp, William Kelley, Kenneth Tofer, Lester Leiter, Willard Morgan, E. V. Murray, Wilbur Vogelsong, Renold Bucholz .Henry Zeitz,' Byron Mendenhall, William Williams. Otto Cummins. Con-
" rad Ottenfeld, Alvan Alexander, E. Merry man, Chester Lloyd and Roy Plummer. Benjamin Harris, Jr., a student in Indiana university, who has been visiting with his relatives In the city, Epent yesterday in Indianapolis. Mrs. J. P. Dierdorf Is spending the fWinter in St Petersburg, Fla. She formerly resided in this city. The Federation of Missionary so- - jcieties of the city, wiU hold an all--tiay session Friday, Feb. 20, in the ;;irst Presbyterian church. The speak;"fer of the day wiU be Mrs. Anna R. 'n Lktwatter of Indianapolis. She is the
"; of the First Christian churches. The
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tor will talk on "Prayer." In the afternoon she will lecture on "Latin-
X America." In the evening the session jwill be held in the high school audi--Jtorium and her subject will be "MexIcq." Steropticon views will be - shown.
rne memDers oi ine woman s xteleCorpshoreoakeatJlnhe
and was planned by Messrs. Louis Rohe, Robert Kluesner and George SUens. Miller's orchestra furnished the music. Those included in the party were: Misses Pauline Wessel, Mildred Townsend, Mary Pfelffer, Ma
rio Habing, Nelle Deacon, Lorretta Zeyen, Blanche McManus, Mary Dillon, Francis Roser, Eleanor Smith,
Catherine Steins, Viola Sitloh," Marie
Gordon, Mary Heidleman, Nelle Bran
denburg, Catherine Brucker, Cecelia Jelly, Matilda Feldman, Jeanette Schell, Evelyn Shoemaker, Edna Stamer, Bertha Taube, Mabel Roser, Martha Miller, Bertha Habing, Mary Forrester, Stella Steinbrlnk, Helen Steinbrink, Edna Abeley, Violet Brucker, Mesrrs. Louis Rohe, Louis Repbcrger, Harry Brokamp, Joseph Hillman, William Kahle, Arthur MaklnFrank Kieer, Maro Justice, Thomas Fay, John KeUner, Paul Fickle, William Miller, Thomas Fitzgibbons,
and Mrs. W. E. Jones and daughters
Mildred and Martha, and Mrs. Jesse Melody and Tom Melody. . ..Mr. and Mrs. George Fortney entertained Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McKee of near Richmond, and Miss Eva McKee, of Dayton, on Sunday Thomas Arehart of Columbus, was a visitor in town Tuesday.,:.. Mrs. F. M McLaughlin, of North Baltimore, Ohio, spent the first of the week with Miss Gertrude
naiuey. . . . vviu muii recently pur
chased the Rev. R. E. Dunway farm just south of town.... Elmer Murray, of Hagerstown, was a business visi
tor here Tueday. .. .Simon Cunningham, of Greensfork, Ind., spent the week-end with his father. Martin
Cunningham. . .Charles Benson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Davis of. Richmond Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Brown and family, of Rich mond, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
J. M. Barnett Miss Reva Penland
spent Wednesday night with Mi33
Gladys Hill. . . .Robert Huffman has ac
cepted a position in Dayton and went there Thursday. .. .Mrs. J. M. Barnett
St. Petersburg. Florida. They will
spend a few week3 In Florida, and will visit friends at Orlando Harold Northeott accompanied, by his mother, Mrs. Charles Northeott went to Indianapolis, Tuesday Miss Rena Thurston has scarletina....Mr. and Mrs. James Bedford of Richmond were guests Tuesday night and Wednesday of Jeff Pressel Rudolph Klrby has the measles.... Mrs. Lewis Kirby Is sick at Dayton. Ohio. She went there to nurse her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adington, wha were sick Miss Margaret Miller, of New Castle, was the guest of Mrs. Ada Thurston and Mrs. Laura Gebhart Wednesday night Rev. Oscar Werking. of Kookomo, was here Tuesday and Wednesday, and is preparing to move to this place about March 1
A Valentine dance was held at the K. of P. hall here Friday night Mrs.
Lizzie Thorp, of Muncie, came Friday to see her mother, Mrs. Debbie Forrest, who was seriously sick D. A. Nicum, of Dayton, Ohio,-attended the public sale on his farm near here
Wednesday Dr. H. J. weaver re
cently bought of John D. Hoover, hia
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Isaac Steddom. Friday Mrs. Mark
LLuke Is spending several days with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gunn, or near
Mlddleborro Will Bond, who -was
ill of the flu. Is improving Rev. Jehlel Bond filled the pulpit at the
Friends' Church Sunday morning..... Mrs. Louis Demeree spent Saturday
afternoon with Mr. und Mrs. will Ryan Mrs. Delphla Hollingsworth and Mrs. M. C. Harvey visited Mrs. Dora Yundt, Friday.. . . . .Chester Witt and Miss Ltoclle Williams, Miss Madge Guthrie, Mrs. Chessle Davenport attended the teachers' Institute Saturday at Richmond Those shopping In Richmond Saturday were: Miss Minnie Tingler, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Pamer. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Plankenhorn, Mrs. Dora Oundt, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stotter and Mr. and Mrs. Newton Brumfield . Mr Mrs. Walter Beeson and children were
entertained Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bald win..... Cavin Steddom was expected to arrive from California. Tuesday, to visit bis mother, Mrs. Loclnda Steddom. who Is very 111 of pneumonia.....:. Mrs. Jennie Bonon. who Is 111 of Influenza, Is reported to be Improving slowly. GREENSFORK. Ind. The Rev. Earl Baldwin, of Newcastle, filled bis regular appointment at the Friends' church Sunday morning. Frank Roller, of Indianapolis, came Friday evening to visit his mother, who Is 11L ..... Late Hatfield returned Friday evening from Indianapolis Mr, and Mrs. Fletcher Bonn and daughter, of Carlos City, spent Saturday night and 8snday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stanton and family. Lydla Rets, Dorothy
Owln, Inno Stackhouse and Ira Duff
spent Saturday evening with Lena Stanton..... Mrs. Ida Pickett and son Russell, are on the sick list..... Miss Josephine Hamilton spent Friday In
Richmond Mrs. Miles Bradbury, is
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" CAMPBLESTOWN, Ohio Mr. and
Mrs. O. B. Cooper moved to their
farm one mile east of here last week ......Mr. and Mrs. Charles Armacast wil move this week Into the property
vacated by O. B. Cooper. . .Mrs. Sarah
Gard Is improving slowly Leland
Campbell resumed work again Satur
day evening after a week's Illness....
James Aydelotte of H. Scott, Kan., ac
companied his mother home last dun-
day and visited relatives for a couple of days. . . .A large crowd attended the
W. W. Campbell sale Wednesday, the
highest priced cow bringing $127. and
the best team of horses brought $370. . The Y. M. C. A. wil give a Washington
social at the church next Saturday
evening Feb. 21. . A feature of the
program win. be the reading of the
best essay en the Life of Washington,
by the winners in a contest ot the
fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grades
Charley West and famflly will
move from Verner Scarce's tenant to the Brouse farm in Dixon Township . . . .Earl Stamback was In Dayton last week.... Mrs. David Call died Sunday
at her home near New Westville, aftei
a few weeks of Illness.
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