The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-23

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About one hundred fifty couples at
tended the dance given by Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Kolp last evening at jack
son Park Those from Richmond and
vicinity who were present were: MISS
Iris Igleman, Miss Marie Campbell OF
Frankfort, Miss Esther Burroughs,
Miss Doris Davis, Miss Marie Morgan,
Miss Nina Edmundson. Miss Juliet
Nusbaum, Miss NJ. Harlan, Miss Doris
Groan, Miss Marie O'Brien, Miss Olive
Lewis. Miss Leona Wilson, Miss Edith
Roll, Miss Edith Rooms, Miss Marie
Donahue. Miss Louise Schmidt, Miss
Verna McKillip Miss Hazel Hender-
son, Miss Doris Mcpherson, Miss Mary
Lahrman, Miss Maurine Middleton,
Miss Mildred Bernet, Miss Leon Corey.
Miss Gladys Anderson, Miss Dorothy
Hoshour Miss Lorene Hess, Miss Lois
Daley, Miss Marcia Pyle, Miss Helen
Rethmeyer, Miss Kathryn Bartel, Miss
Janet Seeker, Miss Martha Tiff, Miss
Anne Lee Mains of Greenville, O.,
Miss Edna Fosdick, Miss Marguerite
Taylor, Miss Kathryn Smith, Miss
Pauline Ogborn, Mr.. and Mrs. Voyle
Martindale, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. New.
man, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Wilson, Albert
Chrow, Leroy Harding, John Spahr,
Baden Pierce, Lee Mendenhall, Glenn
Roberts, DR.. Eldwyn Wysong, Ralph
Kitchel Earl Bowen, Pete Lichtenfels,
Grant Frye, Scott Ramp, Frank Bes-
cher, John Crawford. Earl Keisker,
Harry Thomas, S. C. Smith, H. NJ.
Middleton, Charles Twigg, Ralph En-
GILBERT, Paul Mckee, Charles Curtis.
DIN Gehring, Parl Sourbeer, Carl
Fleming, John Evans, George Tarkle-
son, William Dunn, Edward Mouch Of
Newcastle, Roland Wrede, Clarence
Coyle, Tom Bell, Ben Michael, Regin-
aid Todd, Robert Mosier and Francis
Ogborn.
Mrs. Wallace Teegarden entertained
a small party of friends yesterday, at
her home on South Eleventh street.
Bridge was played at two tables, the
favors going to Mrs. George Fox and
Mrs William Keisker. Late in the
afternoon a dainty luncheon was
served by the hostess. The guests
were Mrs. George Fox, Mrs. George
Logan, Mrs. William Keisker, Mrs.
William Walling, Mrs. George Martin.
Miss Bernice Logan, and Mrs. Hutch
con, of Cincinnati.
AS a courtesy to Mrs. D. F. Dodd
of Nashville, Tenn. who is the guest
of Mrs. Ernest Hill, Mrs. Dempsey
Dennis had a unique Japanese lunch
con bridge party this afternoon at her
home on South Thirteenth street. The
rooms, with their elaborate Japanese
decorations, were turned into nllnia-
ture Japanese gardens and the guests,
who came dressed in pretty Japanese
kimonos added to the effectiveness
of the scene. A four course luncheon
was served at one o'clock, the guests
being seated at one table. A large
bouquet of Japanese flowers was used
is centerpiece, and tiny lanterns anu
parasols were given as favors. Dur
ing the afternoon bridge was played
at two tables. The guests were Mrs.
Dodd. Mrs. Emmett Bartel, Mrs.
Charles Little and Mrs Sherman Bias
of Liberty. Miss Ernest Hill, Mrs
Arthur Hill. Mrs. Herschel higgins and
Mrs. Lee Stanley.
AS a compliment to Mrs. Cleves
land Chase, of Clinton, n. Y, Mrs
S. Z. Smith gave a pretty one o'clock
luncheon this afternoon at her home
ct Easthaven. The table was appoint
ed with baskets of garden flowers and
covers were laid for ten guests
Major and Mrs. Paul Comstock have
issued invitations for a large picnic
party to be given Friday evening or
the lawn at their home in Reeves
ton. Major Comstock has recently
been discharged from the army ant
this party marks the renewal o
social activities at their home.
Kenneth Rhodes. of San Diego, Cal
is the guest of his uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore H. Dietz. O
South A street.
The social committee of the Elk
is planning for large attendance a
the opening dance of the season to b.
given tomorrow evening at jackson
park. kolp's five piece orchestra witt
Duke" Rogers as carbaret singer, will
furnish music during the evening. AL
members are urged to attend this al
fair. Harry Shaw, Charles Twigg an
charles Blair are arranging the dance
The Mary Hill w. c. T. U. will hol
an all day picnic tomorrow at Gle
Miller park. Members and their fam
lies are urged to be present. A picni
dinner will be served at noon.
The Womans Relief Corps will hol
its regular meeting tomorrow at :: 3
o'clock, at the Post Rooms in III
court house
Mrs. John Maloney. Mrs. Benjami
korthaus and guests, Miss JUL
Schantz and Albert Wernke, of lndi;
napolis, motored to Dayton today fc
few days visit.
The Coterie will meet tomorrow ar
ernoon with Mrs. Martha Shute at he
home, southeast of the city.
Miss Elsie Thomas has returne
from indianapolis where she visite
Miss Catherine and Miss Doroth
Kelly for several days.