The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-04-28
Society

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a pretty background for'the informal
party given by Mrs. George Kemper at
her home on South Sixteenth street
Wednesday Afternoon for the Three-B
sThimble club. Dogwood, tulips and
= sweet peas were attractively arranged
throughout the rooms, while carna-
Ctfons formed the centerpiece OF the
= dining table. The afternoon was
!. spent with 7neediework and later
luncheon was served by the hostess
Those present were; Mrs. Charles
Ackerman, Mrs. Dan Weber, Mrs
8, August Kemper, Mrs. Walter Kleh-
10th, Mrs. Will Hawekotte, Mrs. Will
Widup. Mrs. Howard Sudhoff. Mrs.
Gus Sudhoff, Mrs. Walter Wagner.
Mrs. Charles Juergens, Mrs. Fred
Heithaus and Mrs. George Kemper.
es George Brown was given a surprise
party in honor of his birthday ami
versary Sunday evening by number
of friends. e. Games were enjoyed and
refreshments served. Those present
.were. : Mr.. and Mrs. Sharitts, Mr. and
5Doren, Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Schafer, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Mercer Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Brown, Leroy Null, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Hodapp, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Haner, Mr.. and Mrs. William SPOTS,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Gard Mrs. Agnes
Domhoff. Miss Ruth Brown, Miss
. Catherine Nolte. Miss Muriel Mercer,
Miss Ruth Mercer, Miss Josie SPOTS,
Miss Lola Max SPOTS. Everett SPOTS.
John Nolte, Howard Nolte.r Roland
Mercer, John Brown and Robert
Brown $500 4 .se...
Miss Anna Daf fler Informally enter
tanned at her home on North FIFTEENTH
street Wednesday evening. Guests IN
cluded: Miss Helen Ball, Miss Fan
ME Cruhangh, Miss Pearl Crubaugh.
Miss Louise Marshall Mrs. Ruth
Meek. Mrs. Charles Miller, Miss Mary
Jones and Miss Alice Dafler:
Members and friends OF the Bereans
class Of St. Johns Evangelical Luth-
eran Sunday school enjoyed hike
and veiner roast at EIkhorn Falls on
Monday evening Among those pres
ent were Miss Ruth, Fulle, Miss Helen
tFulle. Miss Marie Tangeman. Miss
Pauline. Kanke. Miss Elizabeth Far
wig. Miss Katherine Schneider. Miss
Marion Posther, Miss Lillian Hoppe.
Miss Rosa Radke, Albert Hackman,
Carl Kaeuper, Elmer Fulle, Edward
Tangeman, Fred Frauman. Carl Lon
man. Elmer, Aufdermasch, John Bacn-
er, Robert McI1ear, Arthur Bode; Al
vim Hewitt. Henry Marung. Auoray
Hart, Paul Rosa, Garth Pilgrim, Hu-
dolph Oelklaus and Carl Duning.
Woman club members, who nave
not vet obtained tickets for the lunch
con at the Arlington hotel Friday at
1880 o'clock, may get tickets by call
ing Mrs. Omar G. Murray, phone 2S6l,
before o'clock Thursday evening
sxott q halnp
issued by the Delta Theta Tau soror-
ity for the spring dance to be gwen
Nav IL in the ball room of the l. y.
O, F. hall. The sorority is being con-
graduated on having the Cornielle sex
tette of Dayton, o., to play for the
dance This will be the initial appear
ance Of the orchestra in this city,
which is well known in this part Of
the country and comes highly recon-
mended The dance promises to be
one of the largest affairs given by
the sorority.
Prominent affairs of the near future
include the dance to be given Mon
day evening, May 9. in the /. o. o. F.
hall by Frank Bescher, Russell Allen
and Elwin Horner, for which the popu-
lar Wilsey orchestra of Cincinnati, O.,
will play, making it's first appearance
in this city. The orchestra is said to
be one Of the best in this part Of the
country and has had engagements in
such places as Chicago. Indiana uni
versity, Harvard and Princeton. Two
hundred and fifty invitations will be
issued for the dance. The affair will
be informal.
A pretty spring dance will be given
by the Masons in the club rooms
Thursday evening under the direction
Of Percy Smith, Clarence Mayhem and
Ellis knight. Scully's orchestra will
play A large number of dancers are
expected. a.< ~
A dancing lesson will be given at
the Y. M. /. club Thursday evening
This will be the fourth of series. An
assembly will be held at 8 o'clock.
A card party will be held in the Ben
Hur hall Thursday evening. Everyone
is invited. .s
"A Kentucky Belle" will be present
ed at the Second Presbyterian church
on North Nineteenth street at s
o'clock Friday evening. Everyone is
invited Candy will be sold in the
vestibule preceding the play.
Mrs Harvey Petry entertained the
Lawton club Wednesday afternoon at
her home on North Twentieth street
Among those present were: Mrs. Ben
Heithaus, Mrs. Conrad Weist, Mrs.
Richard Jones. Mrs. Gilbert Henniger
Mrs. Ferd Wedding, Mrs. Roy Rey-
nolds, Mrs. William Schneider. Mrs:
Lon Grice, Mrs. Albert kennepohl
Mrs. Harvey Petry. Glen Jones and
little Miss Dorothy Schneider.
Mrs E. X. Shera was leader and
Mrs. F.. s. Dodd. assisted by Mrs. Ray
Longnecker Mrs. j. A. Frohm, Mrs.
Clyde Ewing and Mrs Joseph Wolfe.
was hostess TO the Home Missionary
society Of the First Methodist church
when it met in the church parlors
Wednesday afternoon, Those taking
part in the program were Mrs. l.. H,
Bunyan and Mrs, Ross Stoakes.
A concert by students of Earlham
college will be given Friday evening
at 7:30 O'Clock in the Earlham Heights
church under the auspices of the Dor
cas- society. Everyone is cordially in
vited to attend. Admission will be 15