The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-11
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Complimenting Miss Miriam Krone.
who will be married Tuesday, to Will
lam Loer of Newcastle, Miss Margaret
Wickemeyer was hostess this AFTER
noon for an informal bridge party at
her home on South Eighth street.
Bowls of daisies were used in protu-
sion about the rooms where auction
bridge was played at two tables. The
guests were Miss Krone, Miss Olive
Lewis, Miss Marvin Tharpe of Lafay-
cite, Mrs. Xenophon King. Mrs. Irene
Ryan, Mrs Robert l.. Study, Mrs,
Philip Robbins, Mrs. Ed Williams,
Miss Hazel Sarles and Mrs. Byram
Robbins.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Robert
Study entertained Informally for Miss
Krone at her home: Five hundred was
played at two tables, the favor going
to Mrs. Ed Williams. Tomorrow af-
ternoon Mrs. Philip Robbins will give
an informal bridge party for Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Black entertained
members of the Wi-Hub club last eve
ming at their home on Southwest
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in cards and music and refreshments
were served by the hostess. Guests
of the club were Norman and Charles
Brown of this city, Mrs. George Bon
homme and sons, Arthur and Marshall,
and Miss Viola Mann Of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rainier of Shreves-
port, La, are visiting relatives here.
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Ruch of this city.
Mrs. Leroy Nichols pleasantly en-
tertained members of Circle 1, Of
First Methodist church last evening
at her home on the National road,
west After a business session, a
program was given, consisting Of a
talk by Rev. r. L. semans. reading,
Mrs. Rosa Grain; solo, G. A. Fogel,
accompanied by Mrs. Fogel. and a
reading by Eden Wilson. A social
hour followed and refreshments were
served by, the hostess. assisted by
her daughter. Miss Mary Nichols. and
Miss Stella Watt
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Rice, of the Pei
ham Apartments. will leave this eve
ming for Martinsville, where they will
spend a week at the Martinsville SAM
tarium.
. Charles Williams has returned to
Hoopeston, ILL.,, after visit with his
mother, Mrs. Jessie Williams Of Main
street.
Alpha chapter. of Delta Theta Tau
sorority, Of Muncie, is planning to hold
a national picnic July 20 in McCul-
Tough park, Muncie, and hopes to make
it an annual affair Members Of all
chapters are being invited and a party
of girls from the local chapter will
attend.
Miss Grace Graves has returned to
her home in Columbus, Ind, after a
two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Funk at their home in the JEFF
ferSon apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Easter Of Ko-
komo, who have been the guests of
Mrs. Emma Eva on North Nineteenth
street, left this morning on a motor
trip to Cincinnati
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macke and son,
Marshall, of Chicago Heights, ILL.,, &C.
companied by Mrs. Verlin Ratliff and
Miss Inez Reed of this city, motored
to Cincinnati yesterday for a short
visit.
A Richmond Society, composed OF
former Richmond residents, will be
formed next Sunday afternoon at a
meeting at Brookside park, in India
napolis. All persons who formerly
lived in Richmond. now living in Ma
rion county, are eligible for member
ship. Among those who expect to be
come members are Mr.. and Mrs. Gaal
Williams, Mrs. H. H. Englebert, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Warfel, Fred Bates
Johnson, Richard Smith and Ross
Lyons.
Complimenting Mr.. and Mrs Kar
Schuerman, who were recently mar
ried at Dayton. Ohio, Miss Ida Siecl
and Miss Eda Schuerman entertained
Thursday evening with a picnic dinner
on the lawn at the home of the for
nler. American flags were used or
the lawn, and color scheme Of pinl
and white was carried out in all the
table appointments. Thirty guest.
were served. Later in the evening
the bride was given kitchen shower
the gifts being placed in expires!
wagons decorated in pink and white
pulled by little Leighton, Kathryn
Donald and Pauline Schuerman, wht
we're dressed in white and wore pinl
caps. Mrs. Schuerman was formerl,
Miss Marjorie Stewart. gradual,
nurse of Miami Valley Hospital, a
Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs Mary Lamb and daughter. Char
lotte, and little granddaughter. Delori
Day. are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Davenport in Detroit, Mich.
Miss Martha Lincoln, of Newcastle
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs EN-
ma Lincoln. for a few days
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