The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-01
Society

dance Friday evening were Miss
Bonita Monarch, Miss Vivin Harding.
Miss Esther Coyle, Miss Virginia Liv-
ingston, Miss Maude Reber, Miss Eliza
beth Brown, Miss Marjorie Gennett,
Miss Iona Weist, Miss Julia Diehl of
Newcastle, Miss Martha Smith, Miss
Martha Eggemeyer, Miss Jane Carpen-
ter, Miss Doris Pickett, Miss Clara
Myrick, Miss Martha Jones, Miss
Katherine Binkley. Miss Gwendolyn
Splitter, Miss Katherine Carr, Miss
Myrtle Sugel, Miss Miriam Little, Miss
Mildred Whitley, Miss Muriel Mash
meyer, Miss Marguerite Cox, Miss
Lorraine Long, Miss Wilma Sudhoff.
Miss Helen Murray, Miss Elizabeth
Kolp, Miss Conda Haworth. William
Eggemeyer. Kenneth Middaugh. Gene
Rethmeyer. Kenneth Toler. William
Dunn, Ronald Cox, William Morgan.
Barnett Brown, Paul Moore, Paul Bur-
ris, Roland Wrede,. Edwin Hoerner,
William Hale. Albert Chrow, James
Rees, SAlfred Smith, Edmund Sudhoff,
Earl Tower Lester Letter. Alvin Alex
ander, Howard Kramer. Howard Seick-
man, Rolande Loehr, Carleton Smith,
Scott Kemp, Eugene Messick, Wayne
HILL Neil Bly,, Mark Golden. Clarence
Coyle, Leroy Harding, Mr.. and Mrs
Everett McConaha. and Mr.. and Mrs
Dudley Elmer.
Miss Mildred Edwards of South
Sixteenth street, announced her en-
gagement and approaching marriage to
Paul Overman at party given at her
home Friday evening. Following an
informal evening the guests were in
vited to the dining room where a
dainty luncheon was served. The
room was decorated in yellow and
white. The guests were seated at one
table over which was suspended a
large white bell from which yellow
streamers were strung to the place of
each guest. At the end of the stream
ers were bells in which the engage
ment was announced and the month of
the marriage, June. At small table
were seated Miss Charlotte Mitchell. a
bride-elect and Miss Mildred Edwards,
with their sisters, Miss Frances
Mitchell and Miss Evelyn Edwards
The guests were served by Miss Paul,
fine Smith, Miss The1ma Campbell and
Miss Marjorie Edwards. Those pres
ent were Miss Charlotte Mitchell, Miss
Frances Mitchell, Miss Ruth Menke
Il Miss Iowa Mansfield Miss Lena
lLeive. Miss Anna Ewes. Miss Ada
Study, Miss Teresa Karcher, Miss
Fern Marshall, Miss Eula Miller, Miss
Miss Clementine Overman, Miss Evel
tyn Edwards. Miss Mildred Edwards
Mrs. Glen Dennis. Mrs. Morris Gay
Mrs. o. S. Overman. Mrs. Ray Kinder
Mrs. Rex Buckley, Mrs. A. S. Stout
Mrs. J. T. Foulke and Mrs. "A. J. Ed
wards. Miss Edwards is the daughter
of Mrs. A. j. Edwards. She is a
graduate of the Richmond business
college and Is at present employed at
the Second National bank. Mr.. Over
man IS the son of L. F. Overman OF
North Nineteenth street and is a
craftsman with the Detroit United
Railway lines.
Over $500 was made at the card
party given Friday afternoon at the
Arlington hotel for thes benefit of re
newal of subscriptions for 10 French
war orphans. During the afternoon
Mrs. William Dudley Fouke. who is ir
charge of the French War Orphans
fund in Richmond, gave a brief talk
on the period after the war in France
Euchre, five hundred and auction
bridge was played at % tables witt
100 women present. Favors were Civ
en- to Miss Elizabeth Comstock, Miss
Mary Barton, Mrs. Albert Gayle Mrs
Juliet Swayne Shirk, Mrs. Webster
Parry. Mrs. Ida Carpenter, Mrs. Char
les Druitt. Mrs. Russell Alexander
Mrs. William Dill and Mrs. George
Fox. The committee in charge, com
posed of Mrs. John M. Lontz, Mrs
Henry Goldfinger and Miss Mary A
Wood, wishes to extend to the mer
chants. who made contributions thei
sincerest thanks.
Mrs. Anthony Stole was hostess
Thursday evening for towel shove
n nf
who will be married Tuesday, May 4
to James Sharits. During the even
ing Miss Rhea Stole, dressed as
small bride, delivered the gifts to tn
bride-elect. Euchre was played a
five tables. The favors were given t.
Mrs. Albert Hodapp, Mrs. Ere
Schwegman, Mrs. Mat Kuhlenbecl
Miss Mary Weaver and Miss Ann
Overman. At a late hour the guest
were invited to the dining room
where a delicious repast was served
In the center of the table was
French basket filled with spring flow
Iers and tied with tulle. Around tn
basket were large shaded candles i
crystal holders and at each place wa
a small candle. Pink and white wer
carried out in the menu. The guest
were Mrs. Joseph Stole, Mrs. Wi
liam Stole, Mrs. Harry Haner, Mr..
Henry Heinrich, Mrs. P. Rethmeye
Mrs. Elizabeth Geagan. Mrs. Howar
Elstro, Miss Anna Stole, Miss Flor
Haner, Miss Olive ROser. Miss Edit
Heinrich Helen Heinrich, Mrs. Ere
Schwegman, Mrs. Albert Hodap]
Mrs. Mat Kuhlenbeck. Miss Mar
Weaves, Miss Anna Overman an
Mrs. Allinger.
The Young Peoples club of tn
h,yfn oh,
Monday evening instead of Wedne
day evening in the church parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Davis wei
host and hostess Friday evening fC
a party for the members of the Ma
Cissus embroidery club and the
families at their home on West Mai
street The evening was spent il
formally, after which a luncheon VIZ
served. Those present were Mr.. an
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