The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31
Society


Miss Janet Seeker entertained a
party of girls informally at her home
bn South A street. this afternoon.
The guests included number of girls
who are spending semester vacations
from the various universities and col
teges. After an afternoon of music
and. dancing, dainty luncheon was
served by the hostess, assisted by her
mother, Mrs. W.. C. Seeker. The
guests included Miss Mary Lahrman,
Miss Mary Louise Norris, Miss Lois
Johanning, Miss Helen Eggemeyer,
Mis- Doris Groan, Miss Clara Groce,
Miss Helen johnson, Miss Camilla
Haner, Miss Mary Reinhardt, Miss
Bond of Earlham, Miss Cathryn Bar
tel, Miss Florence Barei, Miss Mar
garet Calvelage, Miss Louise Mather,
Miss Corrine Nusbaum, and Miss
Hazel Sarles. ~ ...e,.sr- s.-
Under the auspices of the Febru-
airy social committee of the Country
club. an unusual luncheon-bridge party
is to be given at the club Thursday
afternoon. A feature of the after
noon will be unique sale of silk lin
gerie, the proceeds of which is to be
correspond with the new chintzes
bought for the club. The committee
has announced that special entertain
ment will be provided for those who
DO not play bridge. Luncheon is to
he served at 1890 O'Clock and reser-
lRations should be made las early as
6ossible. Those who wish to arrange
Babies for bridge in the afternoon are
requested to do so. However, a num-
Der of tables will be formed after the
luncheon, Off those who did not make
Drevious arrangements. Women I'M
able to come for the luncheon are
kiven a special invitation to come for
4he afternoon entertainment. The af-
3air is being arranged by Mrs. Walter
Hngle and Mrs. Frank Druitt.
Those attending Kolp's regular as
Rembly dance last evening were Miss
HEstella Steinbrink, Miss Gertrude Bice,
Miss Martha Crum, Miss Miriam Jor-
= dan, Miss Louise Monarch, Miss Clara
ksroce, Miss Elizabeth Starr, Miss
Winifred Comstock, Miss Bonita Mon
arch, Miss Vivian Harding, Miss Doro-
THY Williams, Miss Elizabeth Marshall.
EMiss Mary Lahrman, Miss Alta Will
poxen, Miss Helen Rethmeyer, Mass
Marguerite Cox, Miss Conda Haworth,
Miss Mary Reinhart, Miss Maxine
Iockridge, Miss Cathryn Bartel, Miss
5Idna Stanford, Miss Madeleine Ell
Hot, Miss Elizabeth Brown. Miss
Anna Dallas, Miss Pauline Marshall,
Miss Lois Ward, Miss Doris Groan,
Miss Amy Fitzpatrick, Miss Helen
Eggemeyer, Miss Maude Watt. Miss
Hazel Mashmeyer, Miss Janet Seeker,
Miss Lorraine Long, e. Miss Hazel
Barles, Miss Pauline Shank. Miss Car
JDlyn Rodefeld. Miss Helen Rust, Miss
Patricia Hamilton, Miss Helen Stein
brink, Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Getz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Click, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parsons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Meyers. Glen Weist.
Henry Zeitz, Harry Thomas, Ray
Sauers, Thornton Brehm, Earl Tauer,
Boyd Edwards. Walter Campbell, Ell.
win Horner. Ronald Cox. Herbert
Groce, Eugene Messick, d. Douglass,
Herbert Roberts, Frank Bescher, Orda
Mahin, George Evans, Grant Fry,
Scott Ramp, Leroy Harding, John
Livingston, Glenn Meyers, Joseph Hol-
brook, George Tarkleson, Willard
Stevens, Park Kirk, William Jenkin-
son. Lester Letter, Byron Wettig,
Reginald Todd, Edwin Ross, Gus Cal.
velage. Lester Sawyer, Herbert Swain
Earl Keisker, Burr Summons, Ever
cite Watson, Reid Jordan, Lowell
Stalker, Clarence Ward, George Weav'
Hr, Roland Wrede and r. D. Phillips
Mrs. Walter Snavely was hostess
for a meeting of the Daffodil club
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Pearl street. The afternoon was
spent in needlework and luncheon
was served by the hostess. Eight
members and four guests, Mrs. ]. A
Eudaly, Mrs. John Tillman. Mrs. Fred
Goebel and Mrs. Burr Rich, were
present The club will meet in two
weeks with Mrs. Frank Siegel at hel
home on South Ninth street.
An interesting meeting of the Tour
lists club was held last evening will
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lemon at theil
home on South Twenty-first street
Mrs. E. P. Trueblood gave an interest
ing and instructive paper on "Czecho
Slovakia and Jugo Slavia". During thu
discussion which followed Prof. JOIN
Haramy OF Earlham, gave a numbe
OF Illuminating side lights on the sub
1ect Mrs. Edgar Hiatt gave the topi
OF the day, using for her subject, "Th
Need of Arousing the Interest o
PpODlp OF lHuldud loWdIu ouppoi ILL
More Generously the Universities ant
Colleges to Better Equip them t
Educate Our Future Citizens" Elabol
ate refreshments were served by tn
hostess to overweight members an
six guests The club will hold its mex
meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Edga
Hiatt at their home in Reeveston.
Forty reservations have been mad
for the dinner to be given this evenin
at the Country club, preceding tn
dance. Dinner will be served at
o'clock and dancing will follow. TIL
Evan Smith orchestra will play. A
those who are unable to attend tn
dinner are urged to go in the evenin
for the dance.
A open meeting of the Music Stud
club will be held Wednesday evenin
at s o'clock in the high school auditor
ium. The first part of the program
will be given by the high school o.
chestra under the direction Of Pro
Ralph Sloane. The second part wi
be a cantata Pan" to be given by tn
woman's chorus of the Music Stud
club, under the direction Of Mrs. Levi
ntofo will