The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-25
Society

lam E!chholtz, was honored guest at |
a dinner party given by the WeDoSo |
club at the Arlington hotel Friday |
evening. Ropes of snilax and baskets !
of daisies adorned the table, tall |
basket of yellow gladioli forming the I!
centerpiece. Hand-painted place cards |
and pretty individual favors carrying
out the yellow and white color notes
marked each cover A four-course din
ner was served to the guests. The
club presented the. bride with gift
during the evening. Following the
dinner the guests formed a theater
party Those enjoying the affair
were: Miss Flossie Money, Miss Mae
Appleton. Miss Alice Vossler, Miss
Marie Wrede, Miss Margaret Jones,
Miss Lillian Johnson. Miss Lucille
Wellbaum, Miss Olive Jones, Miss
Nellie Hawkins, Miss Wanda john
son, Miss Martha Jones, Mrs. Floyd
Scott, Mrs. Elmer klehfoth, Mrs.
Raymond Schuneman, Mrs. Francis
Glass and Miss Paule Wrede, who was
a guest of the club.
Baskets of wild roses and other dec
orations carrying out pink and green
color scheme formed a pretty setting
for the evening party given by Mrs.
Walter Snavely at her home, 10Y
Pearl street, Friday evening. Con-
tests and games were enjoyed during
the evening. Mrs. George Fogel won
the favor given in contest. A num-
Der Of musical selections were given
by Mrs. Ed Sharp and Mrs. Claude
Addleman. The hostess was assisted
by Miss Mary Louise Snavely and
Miss Bernice Scoble in serving re-
freshments Miss Snavely and Miss
Scoble wore white organdie frocks
with pink aprons and pink caps. The
guests included: Mrs. William Gagen,
Mrs. Henry Goebel, Mrs. Harry Sharp,
Mrs Harry Darnell, Mrs. George Reid,
Mrs Ed Sharp, Mrs. George Fogel,
Mrs. Burr Rich, Mrs. Fred Goebel, Mrs.
Walter Murray. Mrs. Frank Siegle,
Mrs. Claude .Addleman. Mrs. Charles
Dove Mrs John Schattell. Mrs. Ed
win Galloway, of Cambridge City, Mrs.
Charles Davis and Mrs. Albert New
man, of Milton, and Mrs. Walter P.
Snavely.
Miss Dot Marine, daughter of Mrs.
Kate Marine, of this city, and John
Dunn were married Friday evening in
Chicago, at the home of the brides
aunt. Mrs. Victor Benton. The we'd
ding was marked by its simplicity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn will reside in Chi
cago, where Mr.. Dunn is engaged in
business = The bride who is a resi-
dent of this city, was the guest of
honor at number of pre-nuptial par
ties given in her honor here.
Leading, The weeks social events is
the dinner-dance for Country club
members which will be given at the
club Saturday evening. Garden flow
ers in profusion have been used tC
decorate for the affair. Dinner will
be served at $50 O'clock. Covers will
be laid for 36 persons. Pryor's Jazz
band, of Eaton, will play for the
dance. nj
Mrs. Benjamin Johnson, of North
Eleventh street, is entertaining al
dinner for Mrs. Robert Webb, of
Minneapolis. MINI, the house guest Of
Mrs John II. Johnson, Saturday ere
ming at Murrays farm near New
Paris. Covers will be laid for L
guests.
Mrs. John H. Johnson entertained
with a luncheon at the Country club
Friday noon for her houseguest, Mrs.
Robert Webb, and her daughter, Miss
Harriet WeLa of Minneapolis, MINI.
Mrs. Webb and Miss Webb are en-
route home from Poughkeepsie, \. Y,
where Miss Webb graduated from Vas
sar college this year. ----
Mrs. Webb will be q guest at the
luncheon which Mrs. Howard Dill is
giving at the Country club Saturday
noon.
Miss Marjorie BigeIow. of Toledo
o., the house guest of Mrs. Rudolph
knode, has been honored guest at d
number of parties this week Miss
Eleanor Seidei entertained informally
with a luncheon-bridge at her home or
South Eighteenth street, Friday after
noon. Mr. and Mrs. John Clement
entertained with a supper party al
fresco on the lawn of their home or
North Thirteenth street Friday eve
ming. Dinner was served at small ia
bles on the lawn. Mrs. Warren Glenn
ents will be hostess for an informa
tea at the Country club on Saturday
afternoon.
A pretty wedding was celebrated a
st. Marys Catholic church Thursda,
morning at 8 o'clock when Miss Maj
garet Chamberlain, eldest daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs. Shan Chamberlain, be
came the bride of Herbert Christman
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Christmar
of Huntington. The Rev. Walter }
Cronin officiated The bride wore
gown of white organdy and carried
shower of white roses. Her veil wa
arranged in corcnet style with
wreath of lilies-of-the-valley. Mis-
Elizabeth Chamberlain. sister of tn
bride, who acted as bridesmaid, wor
a pink organdy frock with hat and col
sage of the same color. Louis Chan
berlain, brother of the bride, acted a
best man. Members of the immed
ate failies and few close friend
were the only guests at the wet
ding. After, the ceremony a weddin
breakfast was served at the home c
the brides parents. Twenty-one guest
were. served. Mr.. and Mrs. Christina
will reside for the present with Nj
Christman's parents in Huntington
They will be at home TO their friend
after July l. .--.. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hanshew wer
entertained alta surprise party given i
their honor At the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. Lewis Burke, Thursday evening
FOrty-nina persons were present TIL