The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-02

elected by the new society were: Mrs.
Oscar T. F. Tressel, president; Mrs.
George Fleming, vice president; Mrs.
Walter KlehfCth, secretary, and Miss
Marie Deuker, treasurer. A program
of musical numbers and talks was Civ
en- in which the following persons par
ticipated: Miss Marie Deuker, the Rev.
o. T. +. Tressel, Mrs. Walter KlehfOth
Miss Rhea Crandall, Miss Helen Mash-
meyer and Mrs. Henry Wickemeyer.
Later the afternoon was spent infor-
mally and refreshments served to the
guests. The reception rooms were
decorated in keeping with the Christ
mas season with Christmas bells, poin-
settas, and red carnations. Hostesses
for the function were: Mrs. Oscar
Tressel, Mrs. Henry Goebel, Mrs. Hor-
ace Logan and Mrs. George Fleming.
1t was decided that the society would
hold meetings every two months on
the first Friday of the month. The
next meeting will be on Jan. g. Host
esses at that time are to be: Mrs.
George KempeT, Miss Marie Deuker,
Mrs. Walter Klehfoth and Mrs. Ernest
Nieman. Charter members of the so
ciety are: Mrs. John Igelman, Mrs.
George Cutter, Miss Marie Deuker,
Miss Edna Deuker. Mrs. Ernest Me
man. Mrs. Harry Lang, Mrs. Harry
Daub, Mrs. George Pile, Mrs. Ed Tur-
ner, Mrs. Henry Tubesing. Mrs. Henry
Wickemeyer, Mrs. George Snyder, Mrs.
Louis Stauber. Mrs. George Fleming,
Mrs. Henry Goebel. Mrs. Horace LO-
gan, Mrs. Oscar Tressel, Mrs. c. H.
Turner, Mrs. Everett Miller, Mrs.
Claude Addleman, Mrs. S. A. Lott,
Mrs. Eliza Sleek, Mrs. VIII Hawekotte,
Mrs. George Kemper and Mrs Walter
Klehfoth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Trouse had the
following dinner guests Sunday at
their home southwest Of the city: Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Dwiggins, of Indian
apolis, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Gibbs,
Mrs, Bertha Muey, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Bell, Miss Mary and Miss Dorothy Bell,
and Miss Thelma Gibbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Seaney
were host and hostess to the Sweet
Sixteen Euchre club Thursday evening
, at their home on North Fifth street
Euchre was played at four tables, the
favors going to c. F. Thomas, Mrs.
William L. Seaney and Mrs. C. F..
Thomas. Later a twO-course luncheon
was served at small tables. Among
those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Clay
SandersOn, Mr.. and Mrs Lee Ridge
way, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Strobe, Mr..
and Mrs William A Roberts. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Thomas, MI and Mrs. Will
liam L. Seaney, Miss Pauline Ball, Miss
Lucille Seaney, and Kenneth Apple
ton. In two weeks Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas will entertain the club.
J. Everett Skinner, of National Road
west, has returned from New York
: city, where he visited friends and at
tended the Army-Navy game.
Honoring Mrs. Albert Mitchell, rec
Mildred Maibaugh, a dinner party and
! miscellaneous shower were given on
Tuesday evening by Miss Kate Hus-
ted and Miss Charlotte Hustled at their
home in Liberty. Baskets of red roses
formed the decorations. The rooms
were illuminated by red and white
candles. A seven o'clock dinner was
j'seTved by the hostesses. During The
evening Mrs. Claude Huddleston in a
put-and-take contest won six American
Beauty roses, and Mrs. Walter Boss
ert was given three roses as the con-
ISOLATION prize. The shower was pre-
scented to the bride by Mary Catharine
Calkins, dressed as Santa Claus.
Among the guests were: Mrs. Albert
Mitchell, Mrs. Joe Rose, Mrs. Glen
Calkins, Mrs. Walter BOssert. Mrs.