The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-21
Society

! Announcement has been received
here of the marriage Of Miss Vivian
Barnett OF Louisville, KY, and Gar
/ wood Grimes, son of Mr.. and Mrs w.
A Grimes, of Louisville. Mr.. Grimes
is former resident of this city. The
marriage took place in Louisville Sat
urday. Mr.. Grimes is connected with
an architectural firm in Louisville.
Miss Letha Chrow received inform
ally at her home on North Tenth
street Sunday afternoon for the pleas
ure of Miss Lois Shore, a student at
Carnegie Technical institute, who was
her week end guest Those who called
during the afternoon were Miss La
Verne Jones, Miss Miriam Hutton,
Miss Helen johnson, Miss Marjorie
Gennett, Miss Janet Seeker, Miss Dor
Is Groan, Miss Louise Mather, Miss
Elizabeth Tarkleson and Mrs Brandon
Griffis-
Miss Dorothy Cook entertained the
following guests at dinner Sunday eve
ming at the China Cafe: Miss Jeanette
Kemper, Miss Rosetta Elstro, Albert
Chrow, Jean Harding and Roland Mar
shall.
The Richmond Country club was
decorated with summer flowers and
ferns for the dancing party given Sat
urday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Dill for the pleasure of Mr.. and Mrs.
Houston Marlatt, who were recently
married. There were 100 guests. The
Evan Smith orchestra, assisted by
Harry Frankel, furnished the music
for the evening.
Miss Agnes Cain will be hostess for
the Delta Theta Tau sorority Monday
evening at her home.
Miss Lucille Weller will entertain
the Ornis Melas club Tuesday eve
ming at her home on East Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Blackmore
left Sunday for an extended trip
through the East and Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Land, South
Fourteenth street, have as their guests
Miss Martha Smith of Newcastle.
Mrs. Ora Monger and children and
DR.. Willis Smith and family Went TO
Winchester Saturday to attend the
funeral of their cousin. G. s. Gray.
The Joy Bearers of the Trinity Luth-
eran church will hold picnic in Glen
Miller park Tuesday evening.
The marriage of Mrs. Lauren White
sell and Carl Essenmacher. which took
place April Z in Kentucky, has just
been made known. Mrs. Whitesell has
been residing at 1875 South Fnth
street Mr.. and Mrs. Essenmacher Will
make their home here, Mr.. Essen
macher being connected with the
Pennsylvania railroad.
Mrs. Ray Bussen, 210 North Twenti-
eth street, entertained a number or
children Saturday Afternoon for the
pleasure of her daughter, Gladys, VINO
celebrated her seventh birthday an
niversary. Games and music were en-
joyed during the afternoon. after
which the hostess served a luncheon,
Those who assisted the hostess were
Mrs. Ed Johnson, Mrs. w. Johnson,
Mrs. Ralph Ingerman of Cambridge
City, and Miss Irene Johnson. The
guests were Lorraine Stegman, Mildred
Fulle, Virginia Geier, Audrey VESSEL,
Mary Fuhesing, Ruth Fay, Vivian Xiii
mans, Ruth Johnson, Mary Jane In
german, of Cambridge City. Catherine
Oler, Leona Fay Bullerdick, Pearl
Haynes, Lorain Heath, Mary Williams,
Loretta Bell Kettle, Gladys Bussen.
Maxine Bussen and Edward Johnson.
Miss Elizabeth Hasemeier will pre-
sent her pupils in a demonstration of
the Dunning System of Improved Mu
sic Study Monday at s p. m, at her
home Al South Twenty-frst street
The advanced pupils will appear. The
program follows:
The Lotus Flower Uange), Alice
Lemon; Scherzo (Schubert, Cyrena
Huber; From the Land of the Sky
Blue Water (Cadman), Miss Agnes
Meerhoff; Winter (Svendsen), Miss
Marie Bond; Sprites of the Glen Oen
nee) Harriet Druley; Barcarollc
(Spross), India Stanford; willamette
Delle Acqua), Miss Louise Meerhoff
Serenade harlequin (Schutt), Pierro1
Revue (Schutt, Caprice Sganarlle
(Schutt, Mary Francis Churchell;
Valse OPP. AZ (Chopin), Ruth Hase
meier; Concert Etude OPP. SO (Mac
DowClD, Catherine Klute.
Members of the Good Cheer class
of the First NJ. E. church. are asked
to meet at the church Thursday al
100 p. m, with lunch and children
to attend the picnic TO be given.
Circle Nos | of the First NJ E,
church will meet Thursday at 100 Z