The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-08
Society


An abundance of white carnations
and yellow spring flowers were COM
bined to make pretty setting for the
party given by Mrs. Anna ]. Edwards
at her home on South Sixteenth
street Thursday evening when she an
nounced the engagement OF her daugh-
ter; Evelyn, to Darrell HI. Watts, the
wedding to- take place in May. The
yellew. and white color scheme was eff
fectively carried out in the dining
room. A shower of yellow and white
ribbons fell from a large yellow dome
suspended above the center Of the
table. White place cards with vel
low butterfly painted in each corner
marked the covers. The announce
ment was made on tiny white cards
concealed in the hearts of yellow rose
buds. The guests were: Mrs. Rex
Buckley, Mrs. Ray Kinder, Mrs. Frank
Solomon, Mrs. Charles Root and little
son, Lowell, Miss Ferne1 Marshall
Miss AIDA Study, Miss Iowa Mans
field Miss Frances Mitchell, Miss
Ruth Menke Miss Thressa Karcher.
Miss Esther Hill. Miss Ethel Gail and
Miss Margery Edwards. .--.
One of the prettiest club parties Of
the season occurred Thursday after
noon when Mrs. George Reid enter
tanned the Daffodil club at her home
on South D street for the pleasure of
Mrs. Harry Darnel1 and Mrs. Leslie
Mcneil who have just returned home
after spending the winter in the
south. Ferns and ca rnations were eff
fectiveiy used throughout the rooms
for decoration. The afternoon was
spent with needlework while an in
formal musicale was given by Miss
Hazel Van Matre. Mrs. Edward Sharp,
Mrs. Ralph Little and Mrs. Walter
Snavely. Later a two-course lunch
con was served. Guests and mem
bers present included: Mrs. Willard
Stump, Miss Hazel Van Matre, Mrs.
George Fogel, Mrs. Bruce o. Cline.
Mrs. Lyman Lyboult, Mrs. Leslie Nc
Neil Mrs. William McVay, Mrs.
Claude Addleman, Mrs. Walter Muir
ray, Mrs. Edward Sharp, Mrs. How
ard Longfellow, Mrs. Walter Snavely,
Mrs. Harry Sharp, Mrs. Ralph Little,
Mrs. Charles U. Dove, Mrs. John
Schattell, Mrs. Frank Siegel, Mrs.
Harry Darnell, Mrs. Ray Meeks and
Mrs. Geirge Reid. Mrs. Ed. Sharp
will be hostess to the club in fort
might at her home on Randolph street.
/ Wiley NJ Goodwin was given a sur
prise party Saturday evening by a
humber of his friends. Supper was
served by the guests. Among those
present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley NJ.
Goodwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Lamott,
Mr. and Mrs. George Crull, Mrs.
Charles Bertram, Phillip Stiglema n,
Samson Hartman. Miss Leota Stigle-
man, Miss Ethel Kimmel, Miss Anna
Jamott, Miss Martha Lamott, Claude
Davis. James Mulligan, Walter Multi
gan, Everett Bertram and Paul Crull.
Z The A o. F. club was entertained
by Mrs. Charles Trimble at her home,
10S North Twentieth street, Thursday
afternoon The rooms of the home
were attractively decorated with daft
fodils and jonquils. The afternoon was
spent informally and later a two
course luncheon was served. Ten
members and one guest, Mrs. Elmer
Newman, were present. Mrs. Myron
kluter of South Thirteenth street
will be hostess for the next meeting
to be held in a fortnight.
Mrs Homer Kemmer was entertain
ed in honor of her birthday Wednes
day evening at surprise party given
by her daughter, Miss Mildred KEN
mer, at their residence on North Six
teenth street. The evening was spent
playing cards and games after which
a luncheon was served to the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Douglas
Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Carlos, Mrs. Eliza
beth Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Voss
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilcox, Mr
and Mrs Isaac Markley. Mr.. and Mrs
George Brusher, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Estell, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Ford; Mr.
and Mrs. Homer kemmeT, Dan Carlos
Henry Bladel, Charles Stewart, Miss
Martina Carlos, Miss Betty James
Markley, Mrs. Winifred Phelps, Miss
Agatha Phelps, Miss Elizabeth Grace
Miss Mary Reece and Miss Mildred
Kemmer
! The Dancing class conducted by
Mrs. Critchet under the auspices OF
the Young Mems Institute, was opened
Thursday evening at 100 at thei,
club rooms on South Fifth and
streets. The dancing class will be
held from Z 80 to $50. every Thurs
day evening for several weeks The
assembly dance started al. 8 90 o'clock
Those in attendance We're: Misses &c
ella Stiens, Eleanor Westendorf, Ro
sella Vosmeier, Dorothea Brown, Ma
me weiss, Mary Pardleck, cara nut
ter, Nialo Sittloh, Helen Pfeiffer. Clara
Schwegm Flora Torbeck, Loretta
korves, Loretta Mag, Bertha Habing
Matilda Feldman. Marguerite Kutter
Mary Habing, Virginia Greene, Mar
celia Hickey. Dorothy Gegan, Matilda
Schwendenman. Ida Mag, Lorraine
Puthoff. Geneva Mag. Agnes Sauer
Helen Schwegman. Messrs. Raymond
Greene, Simon Cunningham, William
Schneider. Roman Nosmeier. Herbert
Greene. Robert Schneider, G. Lair
man, w Epping, Raymond Christ, H
Steinbrink, Frank Weiss, Carl Metz
Earl 'Cooks Joseph Maurer, Richard
Maddox, Joseph Stole S. J. dollhouse
C. l. Westendorf. T. J. Quigley, Jos
Schwegman. Albert Zwissler, Robert
Robe, Walter Cronin, Albert Nolan
Clarence Shofer, Robert e. Robe. c. A
Robe, Frank Stiens, Chas. Carroll, G
NJ. Butt.
The Good Will Dancing club delight
fully entertained with a dancing party
at the J. O. OF. hall Thursday even
ing for which Scully'sfs orchestra
played Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. E. Dougherty, Mr.. anc
Mrs H. H. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. o. c
Parker, Mr. and Mrs H. c. Knopf, Mr.