The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-06
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Very pretty in all its appointments
was the breakfast-bridge party given
this morning at the Country club. Auc-
ton bridge was played at six tables,
placed on the yeranda of the club.
The favors for high scores went to
Mrs. Ray Shively, Mrs. Will Camp
bell, Miss Mary Clements and Miss
Anne Nicholson. Breakfast was serv-
ed at II O'Clock, the guests seated at
one long table. Bouquets of pink and
white garden flowers were used for
decoration on the table and about the
dining room Covers were laid for
twenty-five women. The party was
arranged by the June social commit
tee.
The Mary F. Thomas w. c. T. U.
will meet Monday afternoon at
o'clock with Mrs. Cora Bond, 116
North Sixteenth street. All members
are urged to be present as 1t is flower
mission day.
Mrs. A NJ Hoover entertained
party of friends at dinner yesterday
noon at her home on West Main street.
The table was appointed with large
basket of pink roses. A three course
dinner was served, covers laid for
Mrs Will Buhl, Mrs. Edward Van
Etten, Mrs. Emmett Hensley. Mrs
Morrison Pyle, Mrs. John c. Borshein,
Mrs Tom Wood and daughter, Lucille,
Mrs. Matt Boswell and daughter Thel-
ma Of Centerville, Mrs. Claude Hoover
and daughter, Barbara Jean.
In celebration Of the eighteenth
birthday anniversary of her daughter,
Lucy, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Garrett en-
tertained informally last evening at
their home The rooms were decorat-
ed in pink roses and daisies. The eve
ming was spent In dancing and games,
after which two course luncheon wac
served by the hostess. Those present
were Miss Lucy Garrett, Miss Ruth
Garrett, Miss Mary Murphy, Miss Leo
ma Klingebiel, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Strandhand, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Garrett,
Mrs Oliver Garrett, Frank Metzger,
John Stempel, Walter Wrinkle and
Fred Garrett.
Fifteen candidates were initiated
last evening at the meeting of the
Ben Hur lodge. One hundred persons
we're present. After the business ses-
sion social time followed and lunch
con was served Another large class
of candidates will be initiated in two
weeks at which time a delegation OF
Indianapolis persons is expected to be
present.
Miss EIenora Shute is visiting
friends in Newcastle and was guest
at an auction bridge party given yes
I've lior
Atchison on Goodwin street.
Arthur Ford arrived here last eve
ming after being honorably discharged
at Camp Sherman. His wife and little
son, Robert. were at the home of Mr..
Mords mother, Mrs. Elmer Ford, on
North E street to meet him. Ford has
been overseas seven months.
Mrs Harry Stillinger and Miss
Katherine Gates have gone to Piqua,
o.. where Miss Gates will play cello
solo in a musicale to be given there
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Blossom left last
evening for a visit in Denver, Col.
Their little son, Walter Lee, is visit
ing his grandparents in Summerville,
Ohio.
Francis Glass of Great Lakes naval
station and Mrs. John B. Wood OF
Indianapolis will be the weekend
guests of Mrs. Frank Glass at heI
home on East Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Christy and
children have gone to Pleasant Mills
Ind. for visit with Mr.. Christy's
mother.
The Suburban Home Economic:
club met yesterday afternoon witt
Mrs. Ora Wilson at her home or
North West Fifth street. Miss Grace
Hadley gave a demonstration of the
cold pack method in canning, and
Miss Fannie Horref had charge o
the social hour. The next meeting
will be a Fourth of July picnic to b.
held at the home of Mrs. Georg'
Thorp on the Union pike.
Girls of the Tatohekiya camp will
give an ice cream social tomorrow
evening from six to ten-thirty o'clocl
on the lawn of First Methods
church. A number of special Indial
sundaes will be sold. The public i
invited.
Miss Marie Connerton will enter
tain next Tuesday evening at he
home for the pleasure of Miss Edn
Dickinson who is to be married Jun
80 to George Welsh.
Miss Mary Williams will be hostes
for the regular meeting of the Delt
Theta Tau sorority next Monda
evening at her home on South Twer
ty-third street.
Members of the Woman's Relic
Corps and G. A. r., who had charg
of the meeting at the Coliseum o.
Decoration day, wish to thank a
children who took part in the exel
cises at that time, for their services
Two more names were added to tn
long list of summer brides last eve
ming when Miss Mildred Parker
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Parker
announced her engagement to Rosco
Gambler, the wedding to be July Z, an
Miss Edna Dickinson. daughter G
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