The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-03
Where Richmond's Society Congregates

Miss Stella Knode entertained =
number Of girls yesterday sftarnom
at her homo In honor Of MIS- Jean
Saline Of owentown. KY. and Miss
Stella Rice Of Danv1lle. Ky. The
house was attractively decorated with
garden flowers. Five hundred was
played at three tables. favors going
to Miss juliet Nusbaum and Miss
Mary Louise Norris.
Miss Eilda Hasecoster, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Harmon Hasecoster. and
Edwin L. johnson, son Of MI. and Mrs.
Frank johnson. were united in mar
riage Thursday afternoon ct 2:30
o'clock at the parsonage oe st. Pauls
Lutheran church. Rev. F. w. Rohl-
fling performed the ceremony. using
the ring service. The bride wore a
smart black silk suit, black hat to
match. and q corsage Of bride roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson left at once for
Cincinnati. They will be at home to
their friends at 625 South Thirteenth
street several weeks.
Miss Miriam Hutton was hostess at
q 500 party given this afternoon for
Miss Pauline Strauss OF Springfield.
O. There were three tables OF cards.
Summer flowers artistically arranged,
furnished the decorations. Dainty re-
Treatments were served by the host
ess. The guests were Miss Strauss,
Miss Jean Saline, Of Queenstown, KY,
Miss Stella Rice Of Danville, KY,
Misses Marjorie and Alice Gennett,
Elizabeth Tarkleson, June and Thel-
ma Robinson. Letha Chrow, Juliet
and Corinne Nusbaum, Janet Seeker,
Helen Eggemeyer, Helen Johnson and
Emma Fetta.
Mrs. Joe Kluesener entertained
group of women last night at her
home IN honor Of the birthday ami
iversary Of her sister. Mrs. VIII Roser.
The party was q surprise to Mrs. RIOS
er. Euchre was played at three tables
favors going to Mrs. John Barrett,
Mrs. Ella Schofer, and Mrs. Ed. Sud-
lhoff. The house was artisttcal1y dec
grated with large clusters OF garden
flowers. the prevailing color being red
and yellow. A delicious three course
luncheon was served by the hostess.
Those present were Mrs. James Collie,
L
Mrs. John Younghesh, Mrs. Ike Mey-
Eers, Mrs.. Will Roser, Miss Helen Lin
sshen. Mrs. Ella Schofer, Mrs. Herman
wierhake, Mrs. John Barrett and
Mrs. Joe Kluesener
Miss Blanche Davenport was host
ess for members Of the Harmony
class Of the First Methodist church
at her.ahome last night on National
ENfBd East Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. D. D. Ramsey, Misses Celina
@. Gehr, Marguerite Lyons. Estella
Watt, Cordya Simpson, Madelon Beck
EFT, Hazel Gregg. Maude Crubaugh.
Minnie Burris, Mary Luring. Mildred
Ramsey, Jessie Bailey, Mary Grouse,
Inez and Blanche Davenport, Messrs. |
Paul M. Lyons, Merrill Huddleson,
Everett L. Floyd, Charley Brown, |
Charles MAcLeonhardt, Robert and
Clarence Jenkins, Miss Lila VanNuys
OF indianapolis; Mrs. Freda Firth of
Kokomo, Ind, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Miss Maxine Murray will entertain
a number Of girls this evening with
theatre party in compliment to Miss
Jean Saline of Queenstown, KY. The
invited guests are Miss Saline. Miss
Stella Rice OF Danville, Ky, Misses
Juliet and Mildred Nusbaum, Janet !
Seeker. Helen Johnson, June and
Thelma Robinson, Marjorie and Alice
Gennet, Stella Knode, Louise Mather.
Helen Eggemeyer, Letha Chrow, Mary |
Louise Norris, Elizabeth and Mary |
Louise Bates and Elizabeth Tarkle- !
eton.
Orval J. Fetters was pleas. |
Used Tuesday afternoon by !
II his little friends in cele-
his fourth birthday anniver- !
afternoon was spent In |
til street park where they |
lines of all sorts. Delicious |
pts were srvd by Mrs. Fet- |
ose present we're Miss De-
Miss Mary Catherine Hin |
Janice Mashmeyer, Miss |
\Hg. Robert Norris and Ken
tan Women's Board of !.
ne First Christian church |
lar meeting Wednesday |
parlors of the church.
en- glow and nastur-
for decorations. Re-
served by the hos.
On