The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-03
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The Country club was the scene Of
. beautiful luncheon-bridge party this
afternoon when Mrs. e. r. Beatty and
Mrs. Frederick Miller entertained q
large party OF women. The spacious
dining room was deliberately decorated
with holly. poinsettas. red and green
festoons Of rope, and cedar branches.
The guests were seated at square
table which was placed around the
huge Christmas tree which stands in
the center Of the floor. At either end
OF the table were smaller Christmas
trees. deliberately decorated, and pots
of Jerusalem cherry plants were used
in profusion. Holly wreaths and poin-
settas also artistically decorated the
long tables. A four course luncheon
was served. dainty place cards mark
ing places for seventy guests. In the
afternoon auction bridge was played at
fourteen tables.
About sixty couples attended Kolp's
regular assembly dance last evening In
the I. o. o. T. hall, the Miller
orchestra playing for the following
dancers: Misses Nell Adrion, Virginia
Livingston, Gertrude Williams, Helen
Geers. Margaret Taggart, Ruth Grove,
Martha Eggemeyer, Lois Ward, Hazel
Saries, Elizabeth Brown. Ruth Over
street, Iona Keller. Pauline Strauss,
Helen Eggemeyer, Vivian Harding.
Edna Stamer, Elizabeth Tarkleson, Lo-
rain Long. Mary Rebecca Pigman,
Marie Wicks, Juliette Nusbaum, Mar
tina Jones, Helen Jessup, Ruth Edger-
ton. Florence Wentz, Maud Watt,
Gertrude Bise. Doris Groan, Mary
Lahrman, Mary Louise Bates, Mar
garet Du VAIL, Blanche Hampton,
Margaret Cox. Stella Knode, Bonita
Monarch, Louise Monarch. Dorothy
Williams, Helen Steinbrink, Katherine
Binkley. Kathryn Bartel. Miss Coniff.
Martha Tiff, Marie O'Brien, Billie
Boggs. Helen Mashmeyer; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Helms, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adoiph Getz, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rob-
bins, Cameron Cody, Louis Weidner.
Lawrence Hoover, Kenneth Middaugh,
Fred Van Allen, John Lvington, Frank
Bescher, Willard Stevens, r. N. Lyons.
Roland Marshall, r. M. Saxton, Scott
Kemp, Russell Allen, James Sackman,
John Lynch, Fay Thomas, T. Atkins,
Harry Thomas, George Tarkleson.
John Meranda, Jual Mccarthy, Joe
Swearinger, Pete Lichtenfels, Reid
Jordan, Joe smithmeyer. Ray sauers,
L llOudS DELL GdIl LduCAS W. IL.
Schultz. Marion Zuttermeister, Reg
inald Todd, Carlton Smith, James
Wentz, Oakley Richie, Edwin Ross,
Lester Letter, Kenneth Mott, c. e. Nc
Bride. Kenneth Toler, e. Horner, Rob-
ert Hodgin, Paul Brewer, Orda Mahin,
Ben Rost, Burr Simmons, Ralph Kitch-
ell, H. c. McMahan. June Gayle.
Robert Peele, Paul Burris, Frank
Grove and Justin Mccarthy.
Complimenting Mrs. Byron Kuth q
Cleveland and Mrs. Robert Lyons OF
Lafayette, Mrs. J. q. Thorne was host
ess at an informal party yesterday
afternoon at her home on North Fiji
teenth street. The afternoon was
spent in needlework and luncheon was
served by the hostess. The invited
guests were Miss Esther and Miss La
verne Jones, Mrs. James Porter, Mrs.
Byron Kuth. Mrs. Robert Lyons, Mrs.
J. J. Getz of Lafayette, Mrs. voyle
Martindale Of Cambridge City, Mrs.
Silas Hoerner, Mrs. Sarl Rupe, Mrs.
Henry Heiger, Miss Ruth Heiger, Miss
Elmira Kempton, Mrs. w. w. Dafler
Mrs. John Kempton and Mrs. Will
Toliver.
Miss Lola Parry entertained mem.
bers Of her Sunday school class OF
North A Street Friends church yes
terday afternoon at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. c. H. Moore on Richmond
avenue. Seven girls were present
Members Of the Alpha Iota Alpha
sorority will give a theatre party Mon.
day evening at the Washington
theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Cunningham will
give their regular assembly dance
Tuesday evening in Vaughn hall.
Members Of the Tourists club held
an interesting meeting last evening
with Mrs. John B. Dougan at hel
home on North Tenth street. Thirty
three persons were present, including
four guests of the club. John r
Thompson presented an Instructive
and interesting paper on "Americani
zation-Regulation Of immigration,
which was followed by a general dis
cussion by the members, Miss Sarah
Hill, who presided at the meeting
asked Mrs. David Dennis to read the
poem DARIUS Green and His Flying
Machine" preliminary to the paper
presented by James A. Carr on 'Devel
opment of the Aeroplane." Both wer+
we'll presented and enjoyed. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs, DouSar
and Miss Blanche Scott, who were
assisted by Mrs. c. Bond and Mrs
Howard Dill. The club adjourned t.
meet January 16 with Mr., and Mrs
Frederick s. Bates on South Four
teenth street.
Mrs, Byron Kuth will return to he,
home In Cleveland Tuesday, aftel
spending the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Porter.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Zimmerman O
Jeffersonville, O., who were recent,
married, are the week end guests o
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Randall at thei
home on Main street. Mrs. thinner
man was Miss Harriet Morrow befor,
her marriage.
Mrs. ]. L. Truman and daughter
Lucille, of Columbus, O., spent New
Years day with Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
Randall on East Main street.
Miss Ruth Motley. has returned t,
Fl. Oglethorp, Ga, after spending tn
holidays with her parents on Soutl
Fifteenth street. Miss Motley il
associate field director of the Ameri
can Red Cross at Fl Oglethorpe.
Wives of the Rotary Club member
are Manning a Twelfth Might celedra