The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-20

went on a short wedding trip to Gle
veland, .. Those from Richmond who
attended the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs Herman e. Stein and family.
DIR. H. e. Hinshaw went to Fort
Wayne Monday to spend week TAX
ing a special course in oral surgery
and nerve blocking. He will return
Sunday evening.
The Delta Theta Tau sorority will
meet Tuesday evening with Mrs. Earl
Kinley at her home on South Eigh-
teenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown of North
Nineteenth street have as their
guests, Mrs. Gartline and children,
Carl and Geraldine. of Connersyille.
Mrs. Samuel Dickinson of East Main
street, will receive informally Satur-
/ day afternoon for her nieces. Mrs.
Maria Francisco Davis, Of Wichita.
Kans., and Mrs. Amy Francisco Hook
EFT, of Columbus, Ohio. The hours
/, are from three to six o'clock and
| friends are invited to call.
Members of the Martha Washing
ton club entertained their husbands
last evening at an informal party at
1.-THE home of Mrs. Allie Minck, in
Reeveston The evening was spent
in social time after which delic-
ious luncheon was served A profu-
sion of garden flowers was used In all
the rooms. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Price. Mr.. and Mrs
George Carter,Mr and Mrs. Gus Eg-
gemeyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bayer1
| Mr. and Mrs Elmer jerks, Mr.. ana
| Mrs. George Cutter, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Frank Shelton, Mr. and Mrs. Will Fry,
Mr. and Mrs Baltz Bescher, Mr. and
Mrs. Will McCIelland, Mrs. Anna Dow
/ ell, Mrs. Allie Minck, Miss Lorene
jerks, Miss Maude Minck, Miss Mar
/ tina Eggemeyer, Miss Grace Egge-
meyer and Miss Oden Shelton.
]. H. Keisker and son, Earl, will
leave tomorrow evening on motor
/ trip to ST. Louis, Mo, to join Mrs.
Keisker, who is visiting relatives
there. They will pc gone several
weeks.
Mrs. Floyd Laverty has returned to
her home in Connersville after few
days visit with Miss Edith Winter,
on North Fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Siekmann have
gone to Colorado for an extended visit
/ with their son, Everette, who lives IN
Idaho Springs They will be gone
several months.
William Clendenin, and Cadet Cor
poral Marley Young, both of st. Mary's
College, left Friday for six weeks
course in the Camp Custer, Michigan,
training camp.
Members of the Christian Endeayor
society of First Christian church en-
i joyed a camp supper and lawn party
Z Tuesday evening at the home Of Yer
gil Spencer, near Fountain City. The
party went on large truck, spent
the evening playing games on the
/ lawn and later camp supper was
served The lawn was decorated with
i Japanese lanterns. Those present were
Miss Hazel Brumfield, Miss Vera Bios
som, Miss Ruth Jones, Miss Goldie
1 Triplett, Miss Josephine Washam
Miss Eta Hill, Miss Keen, Miss Lola
Jones, Miss Blanche Lamberson, Miss
Marie Belts, Miss Elizabeth Hunt
Miss Esther Loehr. Miss Ruth Bell,
Miss Ruth Keelor, Miss Florence Cor
mes. Miss Ruth Horn, Miss Mary Brum-
field, Robert Loehr, Orville Chandler.
:. Gordon Borton. Mr. Vilker, Mr. Bogue,
Gordon Triplett, BENJAMIN Carver
Vergil Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Brumfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Ryboult and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spencer. and
Forest Spencer.
In compliment to Mrs. Floyd Law
erty, of Connersville, who was recent
ly married, members of the w. A. w
club entertained Wednesday evening
at the home of Miss Hila Moelk on
South Tenth street. The evening was
; spent in dancing and Mrs. Laverty was
given a cut glass shower. A two
: course luncheon was served by the
/ hostess. Those present were Mrs
:. Floyd Laverty, Miss Nell Boyce, Miss
/. Ruth Connell, Miss Edith Williams
: Miss Eva Wilson, Miss Edith Winter
/ Miss Clara Moelk, Miss Hilda Moelk
!. Mrs. Lawrence Taylor. Paul Gahre
Everette Dean. Russell Wettig, Mrs
Moelk. Mrs Alice Mock and littlS
j Miss Helen Moelk..