The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-10-15
Society

Mrs. wilson Il. MagaW entertainer
Informally with luncheon bridge
party Thursday at her home on the
Liberty pike. Pink roses were effec ,
! lively used for decoration. Bridge
I was played at three tables, favors
going to Mrs. Harry Lontz, Mrs. Har.
ry Bockoff, and Mrs. John Clements.
Two social events for Country club
. members have been announced for
next week by the October social com-
: mittee. On Wednesday luncheon
bridge party will be given lor hehi'
. bers of the club. Thursday all women
I of the club are invited to participate
in the blind bogey tournament, now
being planned. A dance will be given
the last of the month, the date to be
! announced later The social commit
tee for this month is composed OF
Mrs. Joseph Conner, Ms. Juliet Shirk,
and Mrs. Rudolph Knode.
Mrs. Walter Davis left THURSDAY
for Hamilton Ohio, where she Will
visit for several days.
Mrs. A. c. Disher, Hotel Westcott.
has gone to Minneapolis, MINI, for a
visit of several weeks.
Mrs. Marion Crull Of Indianapolis.
is the guest of Mrs. Joseph Hill, East.
haven avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Gayle left Thurs
day for Oxford, Ohio. where they will
visit their son, who Is attending Mi
ami university.
Mrs. Harold Kinert and son, Ralph,
are spending Friday in Cincinnati.
Mrs. J. e. Bender leaves next week
for New York and will sail from there
for Miami, Fla.
Miss Georgia Anna Cole and Mrs
Stella Eaton Bates will be hostesses
for the melting of the D. A. R., at the
home of Miss Cole, 219 North Thir-
teenth street, Saturday. Mrs. e. E.
Grosvenor will give a memorial for
Mrs. F1della Randall Dougan. Mrs
Paul Comstock will give a talk on the
responsibility of new voters. Reports
8 from the state convention and a mu-
steal program are also on the first
program.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Kolp will give
their regular Friday night assembly
dance at I. o. o. f. hall. The bal
cony will be open to spectators.
The Omicron Pi Sigma fraternity
will hold a very important meeting
Monday evening, Oct. 1s, at the home
of Paul Allen, 537 South Sixth street.
Omicrons are invited to bring their
! friends and come to the hike and
weiner roast Sunday. The party starts
from Bender's Ice Cream company AT
2:3O D. m, and will hike out near
Tests Mills, where a good time VIII
be enjoyed under the direction OF the
managing committee, Ralph Inglebert.
, Westcott Hanes and Paul Allen.
: The Calantha Circle of Pythian sis
ters will hold their annual banquet at
. the X. of P. temple next Tuesday at Z
n. m. All desiring to attend are asked
to notify Mrs. Anna Aiken, 120 North
Seventeenth street, by Monday at the
latest Besides a special business
meeting, a program OF music and reaG-
ings has been planned for the affair.
The Woman's Missionary society Of
St. Paul's Lutheran church met Wed
nesday afternoon in the chapel. The
devotional was in charge of Mrs.
Stiens and Mrs William Diehl. Short
talks on Reconstruction in Europe
were given by Miss Sadie Kramer
Mrs. Lou Hasecoster, Mrs. Handley
Mrs. Beckman and Mrs. Clifford Piehl
Refreshments were served and a mu
sical program given by the chorus.
The Coterie met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs William Breckenridge
South Sixteenth street. Fifteen mem
bers and two guests, Miss McWilliams
and Miss Florence Ratliff, were pres
ent. The club meets in two week.
with Mrs. Grace Weller, South Thir
teenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Black
Southwest Third street, will entertain
the Wi-Hub club Friday evening a
their home.
At the meeting of the Universalis
Mission circle at the home of Mrs
Martha Barr Thursday afternoon, Mrs
Barr gave a report of the state con
vention at Galveston last week. Al
rangements are being made by th'
circle for Japanese tea to be giveI
in November, at the home of Mrs
Bert Anderson, for the benefit of
Japanese girl they are educating a
the Blackmore home in Toxic. TL
next regular meeting will be with Mrs
Andrew Roser.
The Perseverance Bible class will
have a silver tea on Nov. 8, at tn
home of Mrs. J. w. Unthank. 10
Lincoln street. In the election OF OF
ficers held Wednesday, Mrs. E. McMa
han was made secretary.
Miss Esther Brokamp entertained
number OF friends at dinner Tuesda
evening III HOuOr Oh HeT tnlrteeHt
birthday. The afternoon and evenin
were spent in music. The guests wer
Miss Esther De Bus. Miss Mary Put
.hoff, Miss Dorothy Waidele, Miss Juli
Myers, Miss Kathleen Asfolg, Mis-
Elsie Bull, Miss Esther Brokamp, Mast
Charles Brokamp and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles BrOkamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Lahmann er
tertained number of guests d
dinner Thursday evening in honor q
the fifteenth birthday Of their soI