The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-20
Society

Miss Juanita Ballard. bride-elect, the
daughter Of Mrs. M J. Ballard, of
South West A street, Whose marriage
to p. Willis Beede, OF Whittier, Cal,
VIII take place on March 18, and Miss
Elnora Seidler, who celebrated her
birthday anniversary, Thursday, were
honor guests at dinner party given
Thursday evening by the members of
The Student Volunteer Band, of which
both are members. The dinner was
served at s p. m, in the girls parior
of Earlham college. The table was
handsomely decorated, in the center
was a large bridal cake and small
crystal basket of spring flowers. Miss
Ballard was presented with a set OF
silver butter knives. Later the party
attended the concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Bender, of this
city, are spending the winter in Palm
Beach,E1a. were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. Graham, Of Lima, o.,
who are also spending the winter in
the south. Mr.. and Mrs. Graham, are
owners of the yacht "Nephis", and
they entertained number of their
friends with a cruise to Daytona. Mr..
and Mrs. Bender were included in the
party. ,-s--
Mrs. George Steinkamp, was hostess
Thursday afternoon, for the members
the Helping Hand club, at her home
en- South Eleventh street. The after
noon was spent at@needle work, and
the hostess served a luncheon. The
guests of the club were Mrs. Elmer
Kreimer. Mrs. Rose Lichtenfels, Mrs.
Inward Steinkamp. and Miss Esther
Thomas. The club will meet in two
weeks at the home Of Mrs. Albert
Thomas ~
One of the delightful social affairs of
Thursday afternoon, was the colonial
costume party Of the Alice Carey Club,
at the home of Miss victoris Iinde.
t1nuth,. on South Fifteenth street. The
rooms of the Linde1nuth home, were
artistfcaliy decorated in the national
colors and the rooms were lighted
with red, white and blue candles, with
shade of the same color. All the
guests were, attired in Martha Wash.
ington costumes. During the after
noon, an original poem was read by
Mrs. Johnson. Several readings were
given by members of the club. "Pa
triotism" was the subject of discus.
sion. Later refreshments were served
and the color note was carried out
The guests were Miss Lucille Mayer
Alice Price, and Mrs. Bert Horn. The
next meeting will be held at the home
Of Mrs. Lille Homer, Feb. &c. At this
meeting Everett Homer will tell OF
his experience overseas.
Miss Elizabeth Twekus, who under
went an operation at the Reid Me.
mortal hospital recently, is able to be
out again 'r. -. -. So,
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Campbell, OF
1886 East Main street, entertained
Friday with IL o'clock dinner. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Witt
of Liberty Master Ralph Witt Of Win
chester, George Dunbar, Mrs. Carl
Swain, Foylen Swain. Renford Swain
William H. Hard and Harry Burgess
of this city.
Misses Ruth Jones and Esther Lich
ty entertained the Natco club girls
Wednesday evening at the home OF
Miss Jones, $40 South Twelfth street
The feature of the party was "kiG
party" and the time was spent ir
playing children's games. A two
course luncheon was served, and the
decorations were in keeping with
Washington's birthday. The guests
were: Misses Pearl Warner. Ruth
Heitbrink, Leona Hirschfield, Corrine
Sudhoff, Leona Oesting, Rose Taube
Helen Lloyd, Phyllis Sasher. Ruth
Wickemeyer, Lola Jones, Birdie Cad
dis, Miss Kuehn and Mrs. Clifton Nj
Beatty.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Harvey an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Miss Frances, to Mr.. Merle Wheeler
which took place Saturday, Feb. IA, II
Rockville, Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Wheele
will reside at 1922 Vermont avenue
Washington, D. c. Mr.. Wheeler i
stationed at the Naval Medical hos
pital, and is also student of thu
Medical academy.