Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 43, 30 December 1920 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, DEC. SO, 1920.

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f? lavish Christmas docerations combin.4d to make the dance given Wednes- . day evening by Miss Gertrude Eggles1 ton. Miss Doris Puckett, and Miss . Katherine Binkley .at the residence ot Miss Binkley. on)fthe loveliest of formal Yuletide functions. About 40 j persons were present. Refreshments v$were served during the evening and at f a late hour a supper was served, A three-piece orchestra played, the order i of dances. The guests included Miss v Mary Jones, Miss Ruth Crowe, Miss T v Dorothy Rees. Miss Louise Monarch, Mis8 Helen McWhinney, Miss Helen Bentlage. Miss Mildred Whiteley, Miss 'Gertrude."vVUliamsrMJgs Esther Retd. V;.Miss Miriam Jordan, Miss Dorothy Is Lebo, Miss .Winifred Comstock, Miss t; Jane Carpenter, Miss Helen Hazeltine, f- Miss Faye Schmidt, Miss Dorothy vKorves, Miss Katherine Binkley, Miss ' Doris Puckett, Miss Gertrude Eggles-

ton, Jean Harding, James Rees, EuF gene Messlck, Burr Simmons, James Sackman. Keith Crum, -Roland Loehr, ..Marion Zuttermeister, Verlin Cutter, j&Earl Tauer. Walter Stegman, Robert Saxton of Chicago, Wynne Evans, Conrrad Ottenfeld, Cedric Johnson, John .Kelly, Harry Thomas, Linden Edgerton and Cecil Cureton. Many pretty frocks were In evldence at the cotillion dance which ,y Mra. Charlie Kolp gave at the Eagles' '.club Wednesday evening for her Frlday evening dancing class, A large number of the children's and Mrs. 2 Kolp's friends were also present as if well as the children's parents. The club members who were present at the party included Miss Mary Katherine Youngfleshv Miss Harriet Ellis, Miss : Queen Webb, Miss Margaret VHiatt, Miss jGenevieve McDowell, Miss Louise Bentley, Miss Margaret Coe, Miss Anna Hale, Miss Virginia Hodein. Miss Mary Eyden, Miss Emaline Land, Miss Marianne Swaynie, Miss Luellk Masters, Miss Ethel Tillman, ': Miss Mary Frances Churchill, Miss ""Dorothy Churchill, Miss Hilda May Fanner, Miss Martha Handley, Miss '-Marian Handley, Miss Bettie Coate, CMiss Helen Robinson, Miss Lucille V Loofbourrow Miss Georgia Healey. rMiss Geraldine Harter, .Miss Alice .'Lemon, Miss Helen Clark, Miss Madge T Townsend, Miss Helen Sackman, Miss ." Alice Starr, Miss Mary Alice Collins, ? Miss Florence Wilson. Miss Margaret t Bentlage, Miss Virginia Harris, Miss ".Janet Harris, Miss Martha Smith, Miss f' Margaret Quigg, Miss Augusta GenV nett. Miss Betty Saxton of Chicago, T Paul Druley, George Krneger, Byiron Bond, Marston Hodgin, Richard Jessup, Sheldon Simmohs, ' Mark Schroeder, Gurney Mann, J. Allen ? Campbell, Richard Crawford, . Benjamin Ahl. Roy Hawekotte, William Williams, Jr., William Marshall, Lewis v Davis, John Coate, William Romey, J. jGriffen Jay, Francis Robinson, Ross Harrington, Jerome Gentley, Wilfred $ Jessup, Paul Fouts, H. E. McBride, ''. Loring .McFail, Fred Thistlethwaite, ? Norman Johanning, Weisler Seull, Ed1 .vward Nusbaum, Fred Clark, Malcolm ?v Smith. Maurice Druley, John Fitzpat...rick, Russell Taylor, Dudley Davenport. Henry Dickens, George Cummins. Thomas Dolan and Jerome Bentley. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Finley were .host and hostess for the annual Christmas party of the Neighborly club at their home on Henley Road Wednes-' f day evening. Abut 60 guests includes' ing club members, their, families and v a few friends were present. An oyster i supper was served and the evening .spent informally. A program was given by the children during the evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Al"bert Kelly and daughter of Cincinnati, O., Mrs. John Thurman and daughter f of Milton, Mrs. Brumley, Mrs. Gilbert i and little son, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 'Raper and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ? ard 'Morrow, Mr. and Mrs. Harry ' Shute and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hodgin, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Backmeyer, Mrs. Starr Souders, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Backmeyer and family, Mr. j and Mrs. Miles Shute, Mr. and Mrs. : Omer Young and family, Mr. and Mrs. Thurman and family, Mr. and Mrs. " Charles Ridenour, Mr. and Mrs. Harry TFinley and family, Mrs. Martha Shute, Mrs. Ellabeth Candler, Mrs.. Frank 'Austerman, Miss Marie Backmeyer, .Miss Sarah Shute. Miss Lorana Shute, "Miss Mary Hodgin, Miss Rhea Auster- . man. Miss Lucile Thurman, Miss Mar- ' garet Kinsey. and Miss Dorothy Finley. The next regular meeting of the club will be held Jan. 5 with Mrs. Harry Shute at her home on Garwood "road. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ford entertained with a dinner and Christmas "party Wednesday evening at their home on North Twenty-first street. 'The hom4 was attractively decorated -".in keeping with the holiday season. "Stories were told and songs sung by 4the children about a beautiful trimmed ' and lighted tree. The guests were members of the Ford family representing three generations. They were: : Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ford, the grand- . parents and their children, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- ., thur Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lucas. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Blossom, Mr. iiand Mrs. J. F. Mabey: and their grandchildren Roma, Mary, Elmer, 'Dorothy and Joseph Mabey; Warren. Jr.. anda Donald Lucas; Walter Blos;.Bom, and Robert and Maxine Ford. Holiday appointments and bowls of . narcissus and poinsettias marked the party given Tuesday evening by Mr. k end Mrs. Seth Dingley for Oakley Richsey of John Herron Institute, Indianaproiis. Covers were laid for Mrs. Marie Thomas, Miss Ethel Graham, Miss 'Olive Jones, Miss Marguerite Long, Fred Stewart, Walter Caskey, Oakley "Riehey, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Dingley, f and Richard Dingley. Misr Frances Garrett entertained a small party of friends Tuesday evening at her home on South Eleventh street as a courtesy to her cousin. Miss Mildred Garrett of Hamilton. O., who is her house guest this week. Luncheon was served covers being laid " for Aiiss Louise Uhl, Miss Ada Lamfmott. Miss Charlotte Colvin, Miss Mil- , dred Garrett, Miss Frances Garrett. 'Frank Smith. Howard Monger, Robert Hornaday, Carl Amick and Omer, Monger. 4 Miss Theressa Sowers and Miss Ger.trude Helm of Effingham. 111., are the T guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wessell 'jand Miss Pauline Wessell. Miss Mary Lahrman was the charm,f ing hostess for a card party at her "home on ' South - Thirteenth street, Thursday afternoon when she enterJained with several tables of five hun1 dred. The rooms were prettily decorated throughout with poinsettias and i'Thxistmas greenery. Late in the aft

ernoon refreshments were served at

small tables. The guests Included Miss Helen Semler, Mrs. Clyde Sem-

ler, Miss Susanna Dickson, Miss Mil

dred Nusbaum, Mrs. Earl Bone. Miss

Janet Seeker, Miss Letha Chrow. Miss Lois Johanantng, Miss Camilla Haner, Miss Lucille Weller, Miss Kathryn

Bartel, Miss Ellen McCarthy, Miss

Katherine Binkley, Miss Marjorie Gen-

nett. Misa Doris Groan, Miss Mary

Louise Norris, Miss Alice Gennett,

Miss Faye Schmidt, Miss Juliet Nusbaum, Miss Mary Reinhardt, Mrs. Wil

liam F. Jacobs of Birmingham, Ala... Miss Mary Allen of Fostorio. O., Miss Helen Baker of Washington Court House, C,Miss Louise Marvin or Lexington. Ky., Miss Helen Eggemeyer, Miss Dorothy Lebo, Miss StellaKnode, Miss Corinne Nusbaum, MistvMary Jones, Miss Elizabeth Tarkleson, Miss Esther Reid, Miss Marie Connell, Miss

Maxine Murray, Miss Margaret Calvelage. Miss Helen Hill, Miss Jane Car

penter, Mrs. Sidney Watt, and Miss

Winifred Comstock.

Miss Vera Miller of Chicago, 111.,

Miss Elizabeth Campbell of Indianapo

lis, Miss Helen Coffey of Indianapolis,

and Miss Elizabeth Heathcote of Bal

timore, Md., will arrive Friday to be

the house guests of Miss Dorothy Lebo at her home on East Main street

over New Year's. Complimenting Mrs. William E

Klopp, of Middletown, Mrs. William

F. Klopp entertained informally at

her home on South Ninth street, Tuesday afternoon. The residence was decorated throughout in holiday colors. A two-course luncheon was served, the appointments being red and green. The guests inculded Mrs. Chris Hasemeier, Mrs. Gus Thomas, Mrs. Katherine Thomas. Mrs. Jesse Wiechman, Mrs. Lena Heitbrink, Mrs. George Bartel, Mrs. William Meerhoff, Mrs. W. F. Miller, Mrs. Lou Hasecoster, Mrs. Henry Weisbrod. Mrs. William E. Klopp, Mrs. Frank Voloss, Mrs. Mary Ward and Albert Erbs. Mrs. Walter Snaveley was hostess for a pretty holiday party when she entertained the Wednesday card club at her home yesterday. Favors went to Mrs. George Brehm and Mrs. George Kregbaum. Late In the afternoon luncheon was served at small tables, and a gift exchange took place. The guests were Mrs. Harry Huck, Mrs. Prank Youngfiesh, Mrs. George Kregbaum, Mrs. Simon Becks Mrs. Frank Geers, Mrs. George Brehm, Mrs. Conrad Heet, and Mrs. Fred Goebel, who was a guest of the club. Mrs. Harry Huck will entertain the club in one week. One of the most gorgeous affairs of the holidays was the annual reception and dance given by the T. P. A. Wednesday evening in Knights of Pythias temple. The reception rooms were elaborately decorated in Christmas colors, one of the ball rooms in the purple and white of the organiation, the other artistically arranged with palms and ferns. Tables of cards were formed

by many of the guests who did not dance. Music for the dance was furnished by Pryor's band, of Eaton. The affair was arranged by J. P. Highley, Thomas tarkleson, Ben Bartel, E. E. Lebo, O. F. McKee, Fred Miller, O. D. Bullerdick, D. L. Mather, Roy Copeland. W. J. Blacmore, T. H. Hill. M. L. Hasty, G. R. Grouse, E. K. Quigg, R. C. Bowman, T. C. Harrington, W. H. Bates, H. W. Bockhoff and L. C. Niewoehner. Mrs. Samuel Blufton and Miss Florence Parker of Newcastle are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Parkei The women of the U. C. T. social club will entertain their husbands at a New Year's watch party and dinner at the homeof Mr. and Mrs. George Hamilton, 225 South Fifteenth street, Friday evening. The Women's Auxiliary of the Amer

ican Legion will hold an important i meeting in the legion rooms Friday at j 2:30 p. m. Officers will be elected and I

delegates to the state meeting chosen. All members are urged to be present. The Knights of Columbus will give a large dance at the I. O. O. F. hall Thursday evening. Smith's orchestra will play the order of dances. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp have announced a Leap Year dance for Friday evening from 9 p. m. to 3 a. m. Mrs. Charlie Kolp will entertain her Friday evening pupils with a Watch party at the Eagles club Friday even-

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Mrs. Brt O. Edwatia. Dr. and Mrs. Rert O. Edwards are h neymoonin? in Florida. They vere married recently in Washington. The bride was Emorie Dough:on. daughter -f Rep. and Mrs. Robert L. Doughton of North Carolina. Dr. Edwards is a prominent physician in Ashville, N. C, when the couple will reside.

111. Cards were played, favors going to Mrs. John Elliott. Mrs. William Morrey. Sr., and Miss Theressa Sowers. Luncheon was served during the afternoon. The guests were Mrs. John Elliott, Mrs. J. Haner, Mrs. Morgan, of Milwaukee, Wis., Mrs. William Morrey, Sr., Mrs. Glenn Runnels, Mrs. William Morrey, Jr., Mrs. Howard Matthews, Miss Theressa Sowers, and Mrs. Harry WesseL Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McClure, of North Sixteenth street, who have been spending the past three weeks in New York and Jersey City, will return Thursday evening. On New Year's

Day they will entertain with a dinner

orer 100 persons with a bridge party at the Country club Thursday afternoon. Mrs. H. M. Huffman of Dayton, Ohio, will be among the out-of-town guests. - The wedding of Miss Emily Fletcher daughter of Mrs. Edward B. Fletcher, and Bennett Smedley Cooper, of Moorestown, N. J., will take place at the South Eighth Street Friends church on the evening of February 22. Mrs. Paul Comstock entertained several guests at luncheon at her home in Reeveston. for the pleasure of Mrs. Milton .Craighead, of Indianapolis, and Mrs. S. S. Saxton, of Chicago. i

for Mr. and Mrs. Charles McClure of Nnvrrrim A fmJ-t Wileys, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mc- tNaZOTeneS tO LOMUCt

Clure, of this city,

Mr. and Mrs. Silas Shawan spent the holidays with their son, Benton Shaw-

han and family, of North Ninth street.

Service on Friday Night

Watch night, Friday night, Dec. 31, will be celebrated at the Nazarene

Mrs. A. C. Kuchenbuch and children. I church by services beginning at 8 p. m.

Mildred, Lucile, and Paul Edward, of! A Bermon will be delivered at 10:30

Connersville, returned home after; r, m. by G. R. Scruggs, of the First

spending Christmas with relatives and

friends here

National Bank or Mooresville. Followm li. l. r "

Mrs. E. T. Wood and children. Ada. ,UB ,uc 1WK """.'"

Martha, and Paul, have returned from j fea8t wil1 end the services of the Chicago, where thev were called by the evening. Every one is invited to atdeath of Charles Edgar Adair, son of ,tnd tllis meeting, and services to be Mrs. Wood s brother Tharl Arfair i held every night next week. The Rev.

formerly of this city.

Mrs. L. B. Gard and daughter, Phoebe Jane, of Dayton, are spending the holiday with Mrs. H. L. Gard. Mr. Gard will arrive Friday to spend New Years.

J. W. Short, district elder, and G.

Scrugg, Will be in charge.

BANKING IS TRANSFERRED. - (By Associated Press) MADRID. Dec. 30. The National

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itr .c.u.i.Trv. ,u inn eo lo nave iransierrea its Dusiness in heme in Winchester. Wednesday after Madrid and Barcelona to an internaspending t-everal days with Mr. and tional banking corporation. Mrs. John Meerhoff.

Miss Josephine Hiatt left Thursday j for Peru to spend the week-end with Miss Ernswaller. j Miss Harriet A. Bell has gone to Dublin to spend the week-end. ; Miss Katherine Chrisman returned , Thursday from Pleasant Hill, O., 1

where she has been visiting several days. The Rev. and Mrs. George G. Burbanck, 203 South Seventeenth street, will be at home to their friends from two to five o'clock on- the afternoon of New Years day. Mrs. Lewis G. Reynolds and Mrrs.

Edward V. Williams are entertaining I

Grace M. E. to Conduct Watch Night Program An elaborate program, consisting of musical numbers, addresses and a devotional service is planned by Grace M. E. church for Friday night Watch Night. Beginning at 7:30 with a big sing, a feature will be presented at intervals until midnight. Following is the program: 7:30, big sing: 8. address. "Education," Prof. J. H. Bentley; 8:20, address, "Health of the City," Dr. George B. Hunt, city health officer;; 8:40, address, "Making Richmond the best place in which to live." Guild A. Copeland; 9, Watch Night quarterly conference in charage of Dr. Somerville Light, district superintendent; "Local Church Finances." Frank Page; "Centenary Subscriptions," Frank Ward; "Building Fund," Horace Kramer; "Ladies and Pastor's Union," Mrs. Frank WardX'Woman's Foreign Missionary Society," Mrs. Horace Kramer; "Woman's Home Missionary Society," Mrs. Dr. A. B. Price; "Sunday School," Clarence Kramer; "Epworth League," Esther Hamilton; "Junior

League," John Heery; "Community . land.

Nignt, rerry wunams; iu, picture were:

hour. The pastor will give an illustrated stereopticon lecture on the "Pilgrim Fathers," and two reels of moving picture films will be shown; 11. testimony, consecration, New Year's meditation, and the administration of the Lord's supper.

EARLMAM ENTERTAINS FRIENDS NEXT JUNE

Business women in New York City have a Wall Street Woman's Club.

The executive committee of the National Young Friends' Board, held its annual meeting at Earlham ' college Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 29 and 30. Representatives were present from alt of the yearly meetings with the exception of California. Plans were made for the Young Friend's conference to be held at Earlham next June. A similar conference was held last year and was a marked success as it was attended by representatives from all parts of this country and also from England. To Last .Ten Days. - Plans for the year's conference stepulate that it will last for a period of ten days. Officers of the committee elected for the coming year were: Chairman, Paul J. Furnas of New York; secretary, Helen Hawkins, Wilmington, O.;

resurer. Chester L.. Regan of Spice-

The other delegates - present Chester L. Hadley of Oregon.

Ora W. Carrel of Nebraska, Ieigh R. Barrett of Kanasas, Walter Homan of Iowa": Jesse Stausfield of New York, Mabel Webb of Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Barker of North Carolina, Alice Trimble of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Beatty and Edward White of New England, Lillian Hays of Indianapolis. Summer Mills, Western Yearly Meeting and Clarence Pickett.

mg. lne aflair will be a program; dance. i

Mrs. L. L. Harris, East Main street,

will be hostess for the Hill Top Sewing circle Friday afternoon.

A Watch party will be given by the

Junior Luther league of Trinity Luth

eran church Friday evening for their!

friends and the congregation.

The U. B. Hustlers will be entertain

ed at a Watch party Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ap-pleton.

Women of St. Mary's church will

hold a New Year's market at the Starr i

Piano store Friday. Candies, pies, cakes, bread, and other home made food stuffs will be on sale. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Meeks will entertain the Daffodil club members and their husbands with a Watch party Friday evening. -- The Trifolium society will be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Romey with a Watch party Friday evening. A dance will be given in Vaughn hall Thursday evening by Richmond Council, S. B. A. The public is invited. .Mrs. Harry Wessel entertained the Wednesday club at her home, 109 South Fifteenth street, in honor of Miss Theressa Sower?, of Effingham,

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