The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-10

man OF chicago, MISS LuCllic MSoho VI
Hiawatha. Kan, and Miss Elizabeth
Harris. of Cincinnati, o., Miss Theima
Schillinger entertained number OF
young girls at pretty five hundred
party this afternoon. Cards was play
ed at four tables on the porch. The
porch was attractively decorated with
garden flowers of various colors. A
delicious luncheon was served by the
hostess. The guests were Miss Janet
Seeker, Miss Maxine Murray, Miss
Mary Williams, Misses Marjorie and
Alice Gennett, Miss Stella knode, Miss
Margaret Wickemeyer, Miss Louise
Mather, Miss Margaret Lemon. Miss
Florence Bartel, Miss Elizabeth Tark-
elson, Miss Emma Fetta, Miss Ruth
Kinsey, Misses Juliet and Corinne
Nusbaum, Miss Lucille Haner and Miss
Hilda Tiffany.
Miss Vera Maiden, of Woodward,
Ia, who is the guest of Miss Helen
McMinn, has been guest of honor at
a number of parties during the past
week Miss McMinn entertained
company Of friends Tuesday evening
with porch party. About eight
girls were present A theatre party
by Miss McMinn Miss Camilla Haner
entertained yesterday afternoon with
a knitting party at her home. This
afternoon Miss Helen Rethmeyer en-
tertained the following girls at five
hundred party: Miss Maiden, Miss
Helen McMinn, Miss Neva Bowman,
Miss Hester Williams, Miss Camilla
Haner, Miss Mary Nicholson. Miss
Neva Bowman will entertain the same
group of girls with a picnic tomorrow.
Miss Mary Nicholson will give an in
formal party Saturday evening for
Miss Maiden.
Mrs. D. L. Mather entertained
number of girls at knitting party
Yesterday afternoon at her home IN
compliment to her niece, Miss Eliza
beth Harris, of Cincinnati. Clusters
of garden flowers throughout the
house, furnished decorations. Dainty
refreshments were served by the
hostess Those present were Miss
Harris, Misses Ruth Pennell, jose
phine Wilson, Esther Coate. Emma
Fetta Mona Porter. Ruth Scott, Helen
Buckley. Louise Mather. Helen Nichol-
son, Mary Clements, Dorothy Land,
Mary Mather, Letha Chrowe, Hllda
Kidder, Thelma Schillinger, Marjorie
Thomas and Mrs. Robert Land. Miss
Dorothy Digman Of Chicago, was an
out Of town guest.
The Doddridge Literary society met
Tuesday evening at the home or Ar
thur Cheesman. The Fortnightly,
edited by Miss Charlene Burgess, was
read by Miss Helen Gates and Joseph
Ryan. The paper was dated August
Z, 1927. and proved to be very clever
and interesting. Musical selections
were rendered by Miss Clara Gates,
Miss Mildred Clevenger, Werner Gates,
Kenneth Gates and Everett Gates.
Miss Bessie Bull and Miss Martha
Cheesman gave several readings. The
annual picnic will be held at Glen
Miller park Saturday afternoon and
evening, August II. The next regu-
lar meeting will be with l.. n. Greene
Tuesday evening, August FL.
Members of the Sol Meredith Post
were pleasantly entertained yester-
day afternoon at the court house by
the Womens Relief Corps. A pro-
gram. Of patriotic music and readings
was given. At the business meeting,
a contract for a new piano for the
rooms was signed. Plans for the
sixth district convention to be held
here in October were discussed.
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostesses About sixty members
and guests were present.
Miss Lucille Dodd entertained al
company Of friends yesterday after
noon with an informal five hundred
party. The guests were Miss Maude
Esther Harvey of Waynetown, Misses
Florence Porter, Hazel Dafler, Elmira
Kempton, Ruth Heiger, Eleanor Gie-
ford, Marie Kaufman, Grace, Ruth,
and Nina Shera, Dorothy Rodefeld,
Beatrice Williams and Mrs. Robert
Lyons.
Miss Eva Murray of this city and
Frank Baumgardner of New Paris, O..
were married last evening at the
United Brethren parsonage by Rev. f.
s. James. The bride wore dark blue
travelling suit, with a black hat.
Raumgardner is tailor in New Paris.
The couple have gone there for resi-
dence
Members of the V. V. club enjoyed
a picnic at Glen Miller park Monday
evening. A delicious supper was
served at six o'clock. Those present
were Misses Hester Williams, Eleanor
Smith. Mae Appleton, Minnie Burris,
Leona Smith, Helen McMinn, Donna
HYDE. and Mrs. Howard Merrill. Miss
Vera Maiden of Woodward, Iowa, and
Miss Helen Barnes Of Iowa, were out
of town guests.
In compliment to Richard Crawford
who leaves soon for Petosky, Mich, a
boys class of the First Presbyterian
church, enjoyed an all day picnic at
Jackson park yesterday. Those pres
ent were: Roland North. Philip We'll
Ter. Richard Crawford. George Har
wood, Benjamin Dallas, Horace Webb, |
Samuel Kolp. Frederick Weir, and
Frank McClelland.
The Old Settlers picnic will be held |
in Centerville Saturday, August IS, |
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