Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 277, 21 November 1922 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND, TUESDAY, NOV. 21, 1922.

Miss Elneta Gehrln. daughter of

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gehring, of near Hichmond, arid Herbert U. Dalbey. son

of Mr. and Mrsr-Walter L. Dalbey, of

138 South Tenth street, were quietly united in marriage Saturday evening, the Rev. A. H. Backus, pastor of the IGrac- Methodist Episcopal church, i officiating;. Mrs. Dalbey has a large ! circle ' r friends among members ot 'the younger se. Mr. Dalbey enlisted in the army shortly after America entered the World -war and served over two years' In "France with the First Division. Sixth Field artillery. The wedding comes as a surprise to friends of the couple. - - A Thanksgiving masquerade dance will be given Friday evening, Dec. 1, at the Richmond Country club for the entire membership, it is announced by the social committee for November. Everyone is to come masked. The committee which is to act aa hostess for the affair is composed, of Mra, "Thomas B. Jenkins, chairman: Miss

Elizabeth" Comstock, Mrs. Gath Free-

jnan, Mrs. S. E. Smith and Mra. W. P. Robinson.

Invitations are to be issued shortly Ty the Omicron PI Sigma fraternity or a dance to be held in the ballroom

t the L O. O. F. hall Friday evening,

(Dec. 1. Parker's Popular Players, of 'Columbus, Ohio, will play the order of (dances for the affair. The orchestra, Jwhich makes its first appearance here, comes highly recommended. It is one 'of Ohio's best dance orchestras and Splays for events at the big hotels in (Cleveland, Toledo and other points. It has six pieces two saxophones, a banjo, a violin, and piano and drums. The committee in charge of the dance is composed of Robert Rees, William Jtoberts and Don Cutler. The event fwill be the first of three dances which (the fraternity is giving in December. ! The Happy Hour club will give a Thanksgiving dance the evening of (Nov. 28 at the L O. O. F. hall. The Evan Smith orchestra win play the program of dances. A live duck will foe the favor in a fox trot contest The club is planning to give a hard (times dance early in December. i A silver tea will be given by the Ladles Aid of the .West Richmond jFriends church at the Community (house Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. All women of the church are extended an invitation. I Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp will hold ftheir assembly dance Friday evening tat the L O. O. F. hall from 9 to 12

(o'clock. The Jesse Halberstadt or

chestra will play the order of dances. : Tau chapter of the Omicron PI kSigma fraternity entertained with a istag banquet at the Arlington hotel (Monday evening for members. Covers fwere laid for 60 persons. Huge bas(kets of chrysanthemums adorned the

itables. The fraternity made plans for

three dances which it will give during (the month of December. A number of Btunts were features of the evening. DLater the members formed a theatre party at the Murray. During the dinner

smuslo was furnished by Miss Mary Jones, violin, and Miss Mary Carman,

piano. Among those for whom covers were laid were: S. C. Smith, R. M. Kittle, W. M. Hanes, N. B. Roach, J.

F. Weber, F. J. Gartside, Earl Kinley,

F. II. Cntchett, Roscoe Candler, Carl Elliott, Mark Johannlng, Earl P. Hewitt, Ralph E. Engelbert, James Eaton, 31. Leroy Whisler, Glenn Menke, Earl

H. Hiatt, C. C. Bevlngton, George Lee

Smith, Conrad T. Ottenfeldt, Kobert P. Rees, Chester Sharp, Clem Roberts, Glenn Weist, John Evans, Jr., George

Fee, Hubert Bailey, James Rees, Mark

Heitbrink, Verle xsewton, Darrel Cul

ley, Arthur Welsh art, Ralph Amick,

Charles Brown, Trafford Boyd, Jess

Chenoweth, Henry Cole, Morris Ker-

cheval, Carl Moore, Charles Howard,.

H. P. Warner, Robert Phillips, Everett

Savage, Henry Zeltz, Benjamin Young, N. E. Skinner, Wendell O'Neal, Roe

Siak, Eber Williams. Glenn E: White-

sell. Walter J. Engie, Koiana Kngei

bert, Floyd Flood, Carl Amick, Marion

D. Crowe, Kudoiph tscnneiaer. Merle

Moore, Dale Thomas and Carl Flenn-

lng.

" Mrs. James Mitchell, of Sheridan street, and Mrs. Walter Hawekotte of

South Ninth street, will go to Bloom-

Ington to spend the week-end at Indiana university where they will visit

Mrs. Hawekotte's son, Robert, wno is a junior at the university. Miss Nellie Morrow will leave Thursday for Columbus, Ohio, where she win spend the week-ed with her brother. Myrah King has just returned to Tampa, Fla, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas, of 106 South Twelfth street. A meeting of Pythian Sisters will be held Wednesday evening -at 7:30 o'clock at the K. of P. temple. It is especially requested that Sir Knights belonging to the Pythian Sisters attend. All members of the staff are requested to attend in white. Mrs. H. II. Hoover, of South Ninth

street returned home Monday from Eden, Ind., where she attended the funeral of Mrs. Ida Cook. Mrs. Grace Hoover visited over the week end with her son, Willard Hoover, at Ohio Military school, at College Hill. Ohio. The Earlham Heights Dorcas Boclety will serve a chicken supper cafeteria fashion at the church Friday evening from 5:30 to 7 o'clock. An entertain ment will follow the supper. Everyone is invited. The Coterie will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Isaac

Moore at her home, 52 South Seventeenth, street

The Christmas bazaar of the ladies

of the First M. E. church will be held

Dec 7 afternoon and evening at the church. Booths of fancy work, homecooked, baked, and canned goods will be on sale. A chicken dinner will be served in the evening. Everyone is invited to attend.

A sale will be conducted by the

ladies of St John's Lutheran church

Wednesday evening and Thursday afternoon at the parish house. Fancy

work of all kinds, dressed dolls, aprons

and dresses for women and children

will be offered for sale. The public Is

cordially invited.

Mrs. Charles Darnell will be hostess

to the Lawton club Wednesday after

noon at her home, 220 North Seventh

street.

An open meeting of Richmond coun

cil, 2956, S. B. A will be held in the

Colonial annex Tuesday evening, com

munity games and an ice cream social are to be special features. Members

are privileged to bring their. friend3, No admission fee will be charged.

A meeting of the Delta Theta Tau

sorority is being held Tuesday evening at 7:45 o'clock in the K. of P.

temple.

Mrs. Clifford Haworth will be hos

tess to an all-day sewing meeting of

10 Main, phono 1830

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Home Baked PIES, ROLLS, BUNS Layer Cakes to Order Fresh Daily Staple and Fancy Groceries

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the Ladies' Aid society of the Second

Presbyterian church Wednesday at her home, 313 North Seventeenth street Every lady of the church is urged to be present as it will be the last opportunity to sew for the bazaar. Pupils of Miss Elisabeth. Hasemeier are to be presented In the second of a series of recitals Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the high school auditorium. Prof. F. K. Hicks' string quartet will assist with the program. The public is extended a cordial invitation to attend. Pupils who will be presented In the recital are: Delna Fielder, Marian Harlan, Marjorie Hart, Miriam Weichman, Marjorie Miller, Eloise Mills and Harriett Druley. The Neighborly club win meet Wed

nesday afternoon with Mrs. August

Hafner at her home on the National Road east The Woman's Missionary society of the Second English Lutheran church

has postponed its thankoffering meet

ing to have been held Wednesday until Friday evening. Members are ask

ed to note the change.

The annual basket supper of the

East Main Street Friends' church will

be held Thursday evening at 6 o'clock. All members of the church are cordially invited to attend.

The regular meeting of the Women's

Relief corps will be held Thursday afternoon at 1:30 Instead of 2 o'clock.

The annual inspection will be held. Mrs. Zora Todd, of Newcastle, will be the inspector. At this time members are asked to bring their contributions of fruit, juices, and Jelly for the Latayette home. -

The Woman's Auxiliary of St Paul's

Episcopal church will meet Wednes

day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the parish house. All women of the parish are asked to be present

The Ladies' Aid society of the First

English Lutheran church will hold an all day meeting Thursday in the

church parlors. Dinner will be served

for 25 cents to the women. All ladies

are asked to be present as work for

the bazaar is to be finished.

The Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church will meet in the

church parlors Wednesday afternoon

at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Paul Ross and

Mrs. George F. Cause will be the hostesses. The third chapter of "Building

of India will be presented by Mrs. J.

F. Hornaday. Mrs. S. C Markley will give an account of her visit to the missions at Havannah, Ye Dado, and Mantanzas, Cuba. All members are

urged to be present

The Daughters of America will meet

Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock In

the Colonial annex. Nominations for

officers will be opened at the meeting.

Plans will be completed for attendance

at Thanksgiving services Sunday

evening at the U. B. church.

The Wide Awake Bible class of St

Paul's Lutheran church will meet with

Miss Mabel Hasemeier at her home on

South Seventh street, Tuesday evening. . - ' ..'

Mrs. Mary E. Ward, of 700 National Road West wfll entertain the Helping Hand club Thursday afternoon at her home. The Young People's Dancing club will meet Wednesday evening at the L O. O. F. hall from 9 to 12 o'clock. The Evan Smith orchestra will play.

Mrs. Martha Johnson will be hostess to the Universalist Mission circle

Wednesday afternoon at her home, 204 South Eleventh street .Mrs. Andrew Roser will be leader and a program on

the work of te organization in Japan

will be given. A talk will be given by

a representative from the Thompson Home for Aged Ladies at Waldron,

Ind. A full attendance of members is desired. The U. C T. club will meet Thurs

day afternoon with Mrs. Otto Down

ing at her home, 123 North. Sixteenth

street All members unable to attend

are asked to notify the Hostess by

Wednesday evening.

A general meeting of the four sec

tions of the Ladies' and Pastor's Un

ion of Grace M. E. church will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.

Donations of canned preserves, fruit

juices and jelly for the Indiana State Soldiers' home at Lafayette, are asked for by the Women's Relief Corps from

all persons interested whether members of the corps or not A box is now being assembled for the home by the corps. Donations are sent annually from here. They are used at the

home for persons In the hospital there and for aged persons. Anyone wishing to donate is asked to leave their contribution at the trustee's office at the court house within the next two weeks. "

The Woman's Missionary society of

Reid Memorial -church - will give a social Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock in the parlors of the church

to which all the women of the church and their friends are invited. Everyone is asked to bring thimbles and

scissors. -

The Auxiliary ladles will meet at the home of Mm U. D. Hartman, 2200 North E street Wednesday afternoon

at 2 o clock for the purpose ol or

ganizing a social club. All those Interested are urged to be present

Messages Of Condolence

Received By Bacon's Family (By United Press) CHICAGO, Nov. 2L Messages of condolence were" received from all parts of the world today by relatives of Frank Bacon, "Lightnin' Bill," who died Sunday. - Arrangements were completed for the memorial services,

which will be held at the Blackstone

theatre, where he appeared for more than a year, at 11 a. m. tomorrow.

Jiiilp'ft K AT. TjjrwHa will deliver ft I

brief eulogy.

Baker's store... . -A box social and en- Manchester 'last Wednesday . Rah-'

will deliver

tert&inment win be held at the school house at Clark's Station Thursday night Nov. 23. Every one is invited. ....Clark Thresher company husked corn last wees for Charles Ballinger. ....Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oda were visiting last Friday.... .Mr. and Mrs. Bollinger spent Sunday with. Mr. King and family of Greenville Mrs. Ed Downing and children of New Paris, spent Saturday and Sunday with Wilson Lutz and family.... .Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Teaford spent Sunday at the

Suburban

accidentally shot himself while- out

hunting rabbits last Thursday. He

died Saturday Handy Riegle sold

veal calf to Ira Burhman of West

WINS CORN CONTEST SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Nov. 2L George Ross, a student In the Morris

town high school agricultural class, won hisrh nlace in the eountv bov's

one-acre corn contest with a yiaWof 110.9 bushels of corn. The average

yield for all the 17 memberswas 91.8 bushels per acre. The average in 1921

was 82.9 bushels and in 1920, was 74.6

bushels.

BLOOMINGPORT. Ind. Mrs. Eva Glover spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Elsie Frame and family.... Mrs.

Ella Cox of Richmond, spent Sunday

afternoon with her brother, James L Newman and family.... Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Thornburgh and little 6on Paul,

spent Sunday with Mr. Thornburgh's parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Frank Thornburgh, of near Muncle... .Mrs. Bessie Roosa spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Martha Beeson and daughter, Mrs. Flo Wills.... Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Beeson

called on relatives at Fountain City, Sunday .... Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collins spent Sunday afternoon with rel

atives at Williamsburg Mr. and

Mrs. Albert Engle and Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Newman and daughter .attended Sunday school and preaching services

at Carlos City Sunday morning.. ..Mr.

and Mrs. Merle Wiemer were the

guests Sunday of his parents, Mr. and

Mrs. Joshua Weimer and family..

Mr. and Mrs. C A. Washier and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Washler's brother, David niff and family of Sara

toga.. ...Mrs. Kelley Engle attended the Friends' quarterly meeting at Win

chester Saturday.. .. .R. D. Thornburg attended Teachers Institute Saturday at Winchester-... .Mr. and Mrs. Sam Favorite and family called on Mr. and

Mrs. Joshua Wiemer Sunday evening.

CLARK'S STATION, Ohla Loren James and families spent Sunday with

Mr. and Mrs. Frank James of near

Births

GREEN'S FORK, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Camber are the parents of

a daughter.

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bit hunters were numerous in t&V fields Wednesday at the beginning cW the hunting season.. .. .Mr. and Mrs.' Cyrus Smelker spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Petry. Mrs. Roy Rape who has been ill for the past few days is convalescening slowly .Wilson Lutz and Roy Rupe husked some corn . for Orville McKee last week.

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