The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-16

raphy and Climate of Alaska" The
Ten Thousand Smokes by Mrs. S.
Edgar Bond, and Tide of Affairs
by Mrs. Laura Dickinson. Refresh
ments were served later and pro-
gram of music given by Miss Lucille
Johnson and Mrs. Lewis King. Mrs.
S. w. Hodgin and Mrs. n. c, Heron
linus will be hostesscs for the nett
meeting.
Mrs. Anna Hammer and Mrs. Susan
Essenmacher were hostesses for a
shower given Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs Essenmacher, South
Fifth street, for the pleasure of Miss
Wynona Hoffman, whose marriage to
Elmer Reddinghaus will take place
soon. A color scheme of pink and
white was attractively carried out in
| all the appointments. Progressive
euchre was played, the favors going
| to Mrs ALI Weishaupt and Miss Bar
bara Brown. Mrs. J. E. Bender was
winner in another contest. The
guests were Miss Wynona Hoffman,
Mrs. Russell McMinn, Miss Caroline
Scheibler, Mrs. ALT Weishaupt, Mrs.
William Moffitt. Mrs. Anna MINER.
Mrs. Adam Elstro, Mrs. Margaret
Hoffman, Mrs. Laurence Mesker, Miss
Stella Loche, Miss Mae Turner, Miss
Blanche Elliott, Mrs. Frank Robe,
Mrs John Minner, Mrs. Herbert Craw-
ford, Mrs. J. E. Bender, Mrs. Mary
Guyton, Mrs. Carl Wright, Mrs. Frank
Scheibler, Miss Rosetta Elstro, Miss
| Cecilia Elstro, Mrs. Peter Essenmach-
err, Mrs. Harry Turner, Miss Anna Es-
senmacher, Mrs. Ben Esscnmacher,
Mrs Albert Essenmacher, Mrs. George
| Brown, Mrs. Frank MINER, Mrs.
Harry Sitloh, Mrs. Oscar Trouse, Mrs.
Harvey Brown, Miss Barbara Brown,
Miss Tillie Minner, Miss Mary Min
ner, Mrs. Anna Hammer, Miss Ber-
nice Van Etten, Mrs. Susan Essen
macher, Mrs. Dan Van Etten, Mrs.
Albert Krone. Elmer Reddinghaus,
Frank Essenmacher, Harvey Brown,
Dan Van Etten and Albert Krone.
About 40 dancers attended Kolp's
Friday night assembly. A large num-
Der of spectators filled the balcony.
The Kolp-Smith orchestra, with Harry
Frankel, soloist, furnished the music.
Mrs A. L. Reid will entertain men,
bers Of the Show-Me club Tuesday,
at her home, 2231 Main street.
The Queen Esther society will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Charles
Arrowsmith, 1876 South Seventh street.
Mrs. Sarah Crockett and Mrs. vii.
liam P. Houghton, who have been the
guests of relatives here, have returned
to Chicago.
Mrs. Sarah Shumard is the guest
of Miss Martha Horney.
Mrs. Martha Clark. of Aurora, Ind
is visiting her daughters, Mrs. Grace
Barley. Pearl street, and Mrs. Ida
Frazer, South Fourth street.
Mrs. W. c.. Land and Miss Edith
Decker of West Main street spent
Saturday in Indianapolis. They at
tended the matinee at the Murat and
saw Theda Bara i'll the play, THE
Blue Flame"
Mrs. Beatrice Snively, 81 North
Nineteenth street, attended the State
week and then went to Chicago for a
short visit before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Martin, of In
Gianapolis, were the weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodwin, q
North Nineteenth street.
Mrs. Howard Lane entertained the
Wi-da-Wee club at her home on North
Fourteenth street, Thursday after
noon. Those present were Mrs. Ed
Holman, Mrs. J. l.. Blossom, Mrs. M.
McMillen, Mrs. George Wysong, Mrs.
Floyd Began. Mrs. Warren Lucas, Mrs.
c. Sydenstricker and Mrs. Chester
Sigler.
Mrs. Ernest Lindley of Lawrence,