The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-09
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Society

~ Miss Mabel Roser, whose marriage
to Denald Warfel. of Indianap oils, will
take place this month. was guest of
honor, at another. of a series of par
ties being given for her, when Mrs.
Albert Steen and Mrs. Ed. Cutter en-
tertained with miscellaneous shower
at Mrs: Stems home on North TWEEN
ty-third street Friday evening. Wild
flowers, carnations and ferns were
combined with hearts and kewpies in
decorating the. rooms of the Steen
home for the occasion. Little Miss
Lortss Youngflesh, dressed as a bride,
sprese nted the shower gifts to, the
bride. The guests included several
persons from Dayton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Gutter, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Steen,
Mr. and Mrs Howard Steen. Mrs.
Emma Kastle, and Mrs Charles Ma
,igel,. and the following persons who re-
sside here :1 Mr.. and Mrs. Philip @Ro-
ser. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Roser, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Youngflesh, Mrs. Roy
s@Hasemeier, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Ruch,
Mrs. Anna Roser, Mr. and Mrs. George
sCutter. Miss Mildred Cutter. Roland
Gutter, Miss Mabel Roser, Miss Fran
sces Roser, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Steen,
Miss Irene Steen, Miss Dorothy DAY.
,senport, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Davenport,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davenport, Mark
Roser, Charles Youngflesh and Lois
AYoungflesh.
:. One Of the largest parties Of the
~week will take place Saturday after
moon when the Service Star unit OF
Tthe American legion entertains with
Scard party in the legion rooms on
South Eighth street Reservations
Shave been made for 25 tables, and
many women are expected to attend
sSwho do not play cards. A profusion
of palms and ferns has been used in
decorating the rooms by Causes Flow
ger Shop, and Lemons Flower Shop
#has furnished cut flowers. Favors for
cards and contests for those not play
ling have been contributed by Ander-
#sons Handy Kitchen, Mercurioe, the
furniture stores of Weiss. Rooney,
l@Druitt and Reid, Jenkins jewelry firm,
s1Bartel and Robe, Duning and Son,
s%Richmond Electric store, Nicholson
Brothers, Crawford's store, George
Brehm, and Meerhoff plumbing COM
@pany.
One of the first of a series Of after
: noon parties at the Country club to
continue through the spring months
twill take place Saturday afternoon
sSwhen a tea dansant is given by the
wApril social committee from 4 until
9 O'Clock for all members Of the club.
"A buffet supper will be served Tor
which reservations have been made
Shy 40 members. Among those who
have made reservations for supper
%sare: Mr. and Mrs Clarence Gennett,
SsMr and Mrs. Edgar F. Hiatt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
$$Butler, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Heun,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Murray, Mr.. and
ssMrs. Wilbur Hibberd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Conner, Eugene Quigg, Mr..
Sand Mrs Albert G. Matthews and Mr..
and Mrs. E. H. Mann.
A four piece orchestra will play for
.szthe dancing party which will be given
at the Eagles club next Monday even
sing for Mrs. Charlie kolp's Monday
evening dancing club.
Mrs. Charlie Kolp will entertain
ssw,h dancing party for her Friday
- class next Friday evening. This will
She the last dance for the class until
Mrs. Kolp opens her summer work.
: Miss Elizabeth Hasemeier will pre-
%sentent IL pupils Of the piano in re-
, cial AZ the high school auditorium
Snext Tuesday evening at s o'clock. A
,StrlnS Will DS dSSlSllu5 u
SsHists. The public is invited
- Prof. William n Trueblood of Earl
: ham college will address the Literary
: department of the Woman's club with
> the last of a series of lectures on the
%2drama at the Morrison-Reeves library
Tuesday afternoon at 23O O'Clock.
sSProf. Trueblood will give review Of
the entire field covered in the five
4 previous lectures Mr.. Trueblood has
sslong been identified as one of the most
" prominent professors of Earlham col
Siege and has been a teacher of many
people of the city who have entered
@sthe fields of journalism andswriting.
=, Miss Frieda Lehman entertained in,
= formally for the ~ n c. club at her
home -206 North Twenty second street
Thursday evening. The evening was
%sspent informally in needlework, follow
ing a short business session. Later
refreshments were served to the fol
lowing persons: Miss Helen Cook.
%Miss Ruth Horr, Miss Edith Oelkhaus,
Miss Marie Heironmus. Miss Edith
= Wickemeyer, Miss Marguerite Kess-
sizes, Miss Frieda Lehman. and Miss
= .Corinne Schneider. Miss Edith Oelk-
&4aus will be hostess 10 the club in Il
fortnight:
Mrs. George Kelly Of South Twelfth
~street entertained with children s
party Thursday afternoon in honor of
sthe fourth birthday anniversary of her
daughter, little Miss Grace Kelly. The
s. guests spent the afternoon in games
and contests after which refreshments
@were served by the hostess. Those
present were: Sarah Jane SweitZer,
J Ethel Cox, Emma Cox. Elizabeth
Thaver. Martha Thomas. Grace, Fran
Secs and Rhea Kelly, Lucille kemper.
Wayne Whitesell and Frederick
@Thayer.
The Quaker City club meets with
I Mrs. John Balser next Friday after
s&noon.
Mrs. George Harkins will entertain
) for the jolly Twelve at her home on
North Seventeenth street next Friday.
$ Mrs. George Chrisman will entertain
sthe U. c. T. club at an all-day party at
$ her country home, Willowbrock farm,
son the New Paris pike next Friday.
2 r c1uh will meet with Miss