The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-12
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AS a farewell party for Miss Helen
Crooked, Homer Laws, Alphed kitcn-
natl, Miss Lucille Eastman entertained
informally last evening at her home.
color scheme OF pink and white was
used about the rooms Those present
were Miss Madge Whitesell, Miss
Helen Murphy. Miss Lucille Thurman,
Miss Alice Eby, Miss Marjorie Gault,
Miss Mildred Kemmer. Miss Fay Hol-
lopeter, Miss Neva Showalter. Ralph
Crooked, Homer Laws, Alphed Kite
en-, Lloyd Gibson, Alfred Johnson,
Dick Krauch, George Engle and Lloyd
Mcdonald.
Mrs. Charles N Cook was hostess
at an informal party Wednesday even.
ing at her home, complimenting Miss
Wilma Ellibee of South Bend. During
the evening Miss Gennett Kramer, who
leaves soon to study music in New
York, gave a delightful program OF
musical selections. The guests were
Miss Ellen Mccarthy, Miss Dorothy
Henning, Miss Helen Rethmeyer, Miss
Roberta Wilkins, Miss Esther Hamil.
ton, Miss Helen Riggs, Miss Clara
Hofheinz, Miss Gennett Kramer, Miss
Leona Weaver, Miss Adrath Thomp-
son, Mrs. Walter B. Miller, Mrs. Frank
Hale and Mrs. George Wachter.
Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Norris gave a
party Wednesday evening at Sedg-
wick's) Cottage on Morton Lake, in
honor of Quincy Stidham, who is re-
turning to Indiana University, Monday.
The evening was spent with games
and dancing. The guests were Miss
Mildred Moser, Miss Marie Schultz,
Miss Louise Roberts, Miss Elizabeth
Olinger Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Norris,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jenkins and Master
David, Mr.. and Mrs. Dougan Hodgin.
of New Paris, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Stidham, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Norris, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Childs, Mrs. c. Mitchell,
Fred Pickett, Quincy Stidham, Damon
Mitchell, Lawrence Schultz.
The Luther League Of Trinity Luth
eran church met last evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schuerman at
her home on North Sixth street.
Twenty-Five members were present.
The October meeting will be with Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Addelman at their
home on Pearl street.
terday afternoon for meeting Of
circle one of the aid society of First
Methodist church. After a short bust
ness session, the afternoon was spent
in sewing. Light refreshments were
served by the hostess assisted by her
dughter, Mis- Rebecca Martin, Guests
Of the circle were Mrs. Lnnie vii
liams Of Akron, O., Mrs. Charles XII
merit and Mrs. Frank Kinert.
Miss Marie Wysong OF Connersville
Is spending the week with Miss Ber-
nice Layman at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gotschall returned
last evening from an extended motor
trip to Canada, Detroit. and other
points.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Kolp will give
their dance this evening at Cedar
Springs hotel.
The Newcastle chapter Of Beta Phi
Sigma has issued invitations for it's
annual Beta Rose bali to be given Fri
day evening, September 10. in the
Chambers Bailey hall Steimrich' S
seven piece orchestra Of Elkhart, will
play for the dance. A party of Rich
mond persons will attend the dance.
Muss Ruby Cavanaugh has returned
from a short visit in Logansport.
Miss Mabel Loehr left yesterday for
Indianapolis. where she attends
school
Mrs. Stanford Warrington of Toron
20. Can, il the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Of hot No n
Washington courts.
Twenty-one couples attended the
Knights of Columbus dance which was
given last evening at Jackson park
Kolp's orchestra played for the fol
lowing dancers: Miss Ellen McCar
thy. Mis- Mary Porter. Miss Stella
Sherry, Miss Constance Pardieck Miss
Blanche Dillon, Miss Mary Dillon, Miss
Loretta Zeyen, Miss Ruth Broderick
Miss Katherine Broderick, Miss Mir
lam Kelley. Miss Maude Flanagan
Miss Loretta lssen, Miss Christine
Boyland of Cleveland, Ohio, Miss ia
bel Roser. Miss Evelyn Shoemaker
Miss Mildred Townsend, Miss Pauline
VESSEL, Miss Mary Hedelman. Miss
Marcella Issen, Andrew Mag. Edward
Hoey. Ollie Often. Joseph Pardieck
James Harrington, Frank Kiser Car
Pfieffer, Joseph Broderick. Frank Boy
ans, John Calvin, Joseph Burke, Wal
ter Boyce, William Kelley, Jr, Rich
ard Zeyen, Robert Juerling, Louis Rip
berger, Harry Brokamp, William
Kahle, Andrew lssen and Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Ballenger were
pleasantly surprised Wednesday a
teir home on Linden avenue, by 8
party Of friends in celebration of theiI
birthday anniversaries. The guests
came with baskets Of lunch and ar
elaborate dinner was served. Cover:
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs Amos Bal
lenger, Mrs. Elmer Names, Mrs. Free
mont Toney, Mrs. James K. Harris
Mrs Omer Brumfel, Mrs. Permelis
Null, Mrs. Frank Huffman, Mrs Jos
eph Lahman, Mrs. Isaac Fuller, Mrs
Walter f. Shute. Mrs. Charles E. Mey
ers. 0. Z. Fuller, Miss Edith and Mis-
Bernice Harris, Miss Winifred Cum
minis. Miss Dorothy Alice Fuller. Mis-