The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-30
Winchester, Ind.


the Priscilla Girls, Thursday after
noon. A dainty luncheon was served.
5000 Mrs. D. N. Matthews and Miss
Dora Diesbach of Victoria, Texas,
who have been honor guests at a num-
Der of social functions. were again
complimented Friday noon, with din
rer at the home Of Mrs Milo D. Smith
Mrs. A. D. Smith entertained So
young people at a picnic supper at
Funk's lake Friday evening, in honor
of her house guests, Miss Dora Dies
baugh and Mrs. D. n. Mathews of
Victoria, Texas. :. Miss Irene Kane of
Indiana Harbor is the house guest of
Mrs. w. R. Platt. :. Mrs. Ed Byrens
has returned home after short visit
with relatives and friends In Green
vile, o.. Mrs. Alva Delk of Dayton,
O., is spending a few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Mills,
before their departure for their for
/ mer home, in Hamilton, Ontario -.
One Of the loveliest Of June parties
was given Thursday afternoon at
Broadhurst by Mrs. w. o. Coats, when
she entertained a company of friends
and the ]. NJ. S. C. club. At o'clock
an elegant luncheon was served.
Mrs. NJ. L. Mills entertained friends
| Monday evening in honor of Mrs. F.
| Cornell, who will spend some weeks
| in Canada. :. Mrs. o. G. Doyel and
daughter, Violet, went to Indianapolis
| Wednesday to remain several days. .
Miss Thelma Johnson is the guest of
| friends in Chicago. Mesdames A.
J. Stakebake, C. E. Magee and J. w.
Bishop spent Tuesday in Richmond. :.
-. Miss Florence Goodrich, who has
/ just graduated from Wellesley college,
| has gone to Oakland City, Ind, where
she will visit college friend, and
will go from there to Monroe, Mich,
where she will be the guest of friends.
-. Miss Susan Ross is the guest of
/ her aunt. Mrs. Ed Curry, in Indiana
polls. :. Mrs. NJ. E. Arnold, after a
pleasant visit with Mrs. Josiah Lamm,
has returned to her home in Marion
Ohio. Miss Margaret Ford of India.
napolis, is the guest of Mrs. John Beals
-. The Home Economics club met
with Mrs. Pearl Hamilton, Thursday
afternoon -. Mrs. t. NJ. Thornburg
was hostess to the Needles and Mods
club and other friends, Thursday aft
ernoon, at her home in East Washing
ton street. A light collation. was serv
ed by the hostess, assisted by Mrs
Ernest Barnes. +. Miss Mary Rupe &C
companied her Sabbath school class
to the Goodrich park, Friday, for ar
all-day picnic. Games and wadine
the pleasant diversions of the after
noon :. Mrs Fora Cox was hostes:
to the Messenger Society for Socia
service, Thursday afternoon. -. A pic
mic was held Wednesday evening of {
dozen couples at Funk's lake. Thu
evening was spent in skating and dan
cling. =. The Woman's Bible class o
the NJ. E. church will hold their June
j. meeting with Mrs. Lizzie Clark, Frida,
afternoon $500. Miss Clara Brady o
Providence, R. l., is the guest of Mis-:
Grace Yunker. -. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Goodrich and daughter, Miss Florenc
and Mrs. P. E. Goodrich returned from
Boston, Monday. Miss Florence grad
: uated with high honors from Wellesle,
, college. :. Mrs. A. D. Shepherd of Chi
cago is the guest Of relatives an
. friends in the city. The Daughter
OF the American Revolution met Tues
day evening with the Regent, Mrs. J
". Macy. Members of the Frida
Afternoon Bridge Club met with Mrs
A. D. Smith at her home, South Mai
!, street -. Miss Nina McNees was hos
: tess Thursday evening to the Eta Bet
: Pi girls. Cards featured the evening
amusement. The festivities close
: with a dainty luncheon. !. Mrs. Carr
: Perkins and children left Wednesda
for Colorado where they will spend tn
: summer Mrs Herschel Stoneroc
: of Dayton. Ohio, is the guest of rel;
: tives here.