The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-09
Society

at her home on National avenue Tues
day evening. Pussy willows were
attractively arranged through the
rooms. During the evening lunch
con was served by the hostess, the
menu being carried in Easter colors.
Those present We're Miss Ruth Bartel,
Miss Grace Bullerdick, Miss Marjorie
Chrisman, Miss Harriet Dickson, Miss
Mary Highly. Miss Ruby Shaw, Miss
Leota Scat, Mrs. Merle Shute, Miss
Elsie Thornburg, Mrs. Bob Thompson,
Miss Elsie Thomas and Miss Mabel
Guyer. The club will be entertained
by Miss Ruby Shaw in two weeks.
Mrs. Carl Roop was hostess for one
of the prettiest St Patrick parties of
the week when she. entertained the
N. M. NJ. club at her. home on North
Twelfth street Tuesday evening
Sweet peas were attractiyely arranged
throughout the house. Hearts we're
played at several tables, the favor 60
ing to Mrs. Frank Hale. The luncheon
appointments were green and white.
Shamrocks inscribed with lines that
cleverly suggested the names of the
guests were given them. A large ST..
Patrick pipe in the center of the table
was filled with favors for the guests.
Covers were laid for Miss Esther Hill,
Mrs. Roy Kinder, Mrs Harry McMinn,
Mrs. Oliver Overman, Mrs. Frank
Hale, Mrs. Paul Neff, Mrs. Ralph Kit.
tie, Mrs. Ralph Little, Mrs. Perry
Moore, Mrs. Claude Howe, Mrs. How
ard Cook, Mrs. Rex Buckley, Mrs. Rus
sell Moss, Miss Iowa Mans field, Miss
Evelyn Edwards, Miss Mary Thomas,
Miss Marjorie Pickett. Miss Ruth Ed
gerton. Miss Barbara Brown, Miss
Bonnie Carman. Mrs. Raymond Smith,
Mrs. Earl Allen, and Mrs. Carl Roop.
Miss Evelyn Edwards will be hostess
to the club the second Tuesday in
April at her home on South Sixteenth
street.
Miss Lillian Hodapp entertained a
number of friends in honor Of her 18th
birthday. Games and dancing were
features Of the evening. Luncheon
was served, the color scheme being
carried out in green and white. The
guests were Miss Isabelle Moore, Miss
Agnes Crawford, Miss leila Fischer,
Miss Elsie Minor. Miss Ruth Ulmer,
Miss Dorothy Shurley, Miss Sunshine
Key. Miss Vivian Nye. Miss Ruth Nc
Clear, Miss Lillian Hodapp, Elmer Nc
Bride, Owen Eye, Ernest Arnold, iona
than Shurley, Ernest Ambrose, Earl
Bowsman, Lester Rowe, Robert Miller.
Ralph Crawford, Roy Brattain, Louis
Dintaman and Ralph Hodapp.
Mrs. Roy Sleek was hostess to the
JOY Bearers of Trinity Lutheran
church al her home on South Ninth
street Tuesday evening. After a short
business meeting the guests spent the
evening informally. Later a st. Pat
rick luncheon was served by the host
ess. Those who enjoyed the affair
were Miss Marie Dueker, Miss Edna
Dueker, Miss Margaret Karcher, Miss
Katherine Daub, Mrs. Howard Lacey
Mrs. Lewis Fraumann, Mrs. Frank
Remmert. Mrs. Ada Meyer, Mrs. Paul
Witte. Mrs. Holzapfel, Mrs. Clarence
FerIng. Mrs. Earl Druley and Mrs
Roy Sleek. Miss Katherine Daub will
be hostess at the next meeting of the
club at her home on South Seventh
street.
Mrs Lily Horner will be hostess to
the Alice Carey club Thursday after
noon at the home of her daughter Mrs
Carl Roop, 326 North Twelfth street
Responses will be from George Elliott
Mrs. Mamie Davis will read a paper
on the life of Florence Nightingale
Alaskan cities, Nome and Sitka, will
be discussed in a paper by Mrs. Effie
Hanes.
The Christian Endeavor of the Sec
end Presbyterian church will have a
box social in the Sunday school room
Wednesday evening. Boxes, furnished
by the girls, Will be sold at 40 cents
apiece. After supper games will be
played, led by c. B. Root, of the Com
munity service.
Mrs. ]. w. Morris will entertain the
Coterie Thursday afternoon at her
home, 231o North D street
Members and friends of the congre-
cation of the First Presbyterian
church are cordially invited to attend
the opening of the new Sunday school
room Thursday evening at $50
o'clock. An interesting program has
been prepared. which will be followed
by a social time. Refreshments will
be served.
An event of the week will be the
Community gathering to be held at
the Joseph Moore school at $50
o'clock next Friday evening. Everyone,
old and young. is invited to participate.
c. B. Root, of the community service,
will be in charge. Following the even
ing entertainment candy will be sold
for the benefit of the Joseph Moore
Parent-Teachers' club
Tables arranged with profusion of
ferns and calanthas and lighted by
yellow candles tied with black ribbons
formed a lovely setting for the bali
quet given at the Arlington hotel
Tuesday evening by the n. n. c. club
on the anniversary of its organization.
Place cards and nut cups also were in
the club colors Of black and yellow.
Officers fer the year elected at the
banquet are IS follows: President
Miss Margaret Schuman: vice-pres-
ident, Miss Ruth Horn: secretary, Miss
Helen Cook: treasurer, Miss Alma
Wickemeyer, and press reporter Miss