The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-28
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A charming tea was given this after
noon at the Country club as q courtesy
to Mrs. Warren Clements who was re-
Gently married and has come here for
residence. The club rooms were at
tractively decorated with a profusion
Of spring blossoms and cut flowers.
Large sprays Of the blossoms adorned
the mantel. doorways and chandeliers.
In the dining room where dainty re-
freshments were served, spring fow-
ers were also used. A tall French
basket Of spring flowers was used as
centerpiece on the table which was
appointed with lace mats. In the re-
ceiving line were Mrs. e. b. Clements,
Mrs. Warren Clements. Mrs. John
Clements and Miss Mary Clements.
Seventy-dve women called during the
hours Of three to five. Mrs. Clements.
before her marriage. was actively en-.
gagged in war work In France, spend
ing two years in an army hospital. She
later worked in England with the Can
adam army where she met Mr.. Glenn
ents who was In the naval aviation
corps there. She was Miss Charlotte
St Clair Leitch Of st. Thomas, On
tar1o. before her marriage.
Large sprays of red bud, cherry
blossoms and bouquets OF cut howers,
ferns and palms formed the decora-
tons for the benefit card party which
was held at the Arlington hotel Satur-
day afternoon. Two hundred women
spent the afternoon playing cards and
in needlework. Auction bridge was
played by most Of the women, the
favors going to Mrs. Walter Dalbey,
Miss Miriam Krone. Miss Marguerite
Hill, Mrs. A. j. Harwood, Mrs. George
Fox and Mrs. Krepten. High scores in
Ave hundred were obtained by Mrs.
Pitman and Mrs. F. A. Mayer, and In
euchre Mrs. ID. Nolan received the fav-
or Two hundred dollars, the receipts
of the party, will be used to renew the
subscriptions for nine French orphans
adopted last year. Mrs. William Dud-
ley Foulke gave short talk during
the afternoon on relief work which Is
being done for French girls who are
being returned from Germany. Fifty
dollars was donated for this work. and
a benefit party probably will be given
later for this. The party Saturday
was planned by Mrs. H. Fl. Goldfinger,
Mrs. John Lontz and Miss Mary
Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs L. N. Hayes, Glen
Mcclure and Miss Ethel Mcclure were
in Dayton yesterday visiting Miss
Martha Mcclure and AL Coblence and
family.
Miss Marie Roach has returned to
Liberty after a several days visit with
relatives.
The Home Missionary society of
First Methodist church will meet
Thursday afternoon instead of
Wednesday, with Mrs. Charles Bishop
at her home, 223 North Thirteenth
street.
Mrs. Lee Ashley and son, Howard |
Ashley, spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. w. o. Crawford of North |
Tenth street.
Miss Phoebe Hathaway of Michigan !
is the guest of Miss Ruth Brown at
Earlham. Miss Hathaway is former
Earlham student
Mrs. George Murray. of Louisville, |
is the guest of Mrs. Walter Eyden at |
her home.
Members of the Happy Hour Dane
ing club have issued invitations for |
their annual May Dance to be given |
next Monday evening, May 5, in the
!. o. o. F. hall. The Evan Smith or
chestra will play.
On account of the death of Mrs. |
Henry Starr, the luncheon bridge party |
at the Country club tomorrow has |
been postponed. Mrs. Starr is the
mother of Mrs. Gath Freeman of the
April social committee.
, Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. Carter have |
returned to Dayton after spending the |
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles |
Bunce.
Mrs. Martha A. Schultz and Mrs. |
Minnie B. Krone, Of this city, were |
visitors last week at The big exhibition |
of Southern California products. which |
Is maintained free to the public in |
the Los Angeles Chamber of Com |
merce. They also attended the lecture |
and moving pitures which are a part |
OF the daily program.
The High school quartet, composed .
of Clarence Kerlin, Floyd Nusbauu,
Robert Graham, and Kenneth Dollins,
sang yesterday morning at Second
Presbyterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thayer were
pleasantly surprised Sunday afternoon
at their home on South Twelfth street
by party of friends who came to
celebrate their fifteenth wedding an
niversary. The guests brought bas-
kets of lunch and a o'clock dinner
was served. Covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Neuman, Mr., and Mrs.
Charles Deitmeyer Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Reynolds, VIII Lammert, Mrs. A.