The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-01

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basement was made bare except for a
few hard bottumed chairs and two old
tables covered; with checkered table
cloths, on which lay tin spoons, salt
shaker and glass with toothpicks in
it. Eighteen young people enjoyed
the games and were served mush and
milk by the social committee at 1880.
The same evening the Enterprise
Bible class of the school held their
business meeting at the home OF
Charles Miles, north of town.
The misses Stella VI. Frame and
Ruth Mullen, gave a party in honor
of their birthdays, Friday evening, at
the home of Miss Mullen, "a South
Twentieth street The evening was
spent in music, games and dancing,
after which a three-course luncheon
was served the guests. The color
| scheme, pink and white. was carried
out in the house decorations and
! luncheon appointments. The guests
Mary Meerhof uu uu usooooohoro
were: Miss Lorrine Renk, Miss Mary
Meerhoff, Miss Kathleen King. Miss
| Edith Darlan, Miss Lucy Kassy, Miss
| May Layman, Miss Dorothy Renk,
| Miss Mary Eyden, Miss Bernice Rich
ards, Miss Marguerite MinniX, Miss
Elizabeth Sauers, Miss June Matthews
| Miss Stella NJ. Frame and Miss Ruth
Mullen.
| A community entertainment and
party attended by IS persons was held
at School No. on the Middleboro road
| Friday evening Community games
and contests were played during the
evening under the direction of Mrs
Beetley
/ Mrs Oscar Porterfield was hostess
to the Quaker city club, at her home
on south Eighth street, Friday after
noon. The house was decorated truou1
noon. The house was decorated
throughout with a variety of cut flow
ers. Nasturtiums were used as table
decorations, and each guest was giver
a flower as favor. A two-course lunch
con was served. The afternoon wa!
spent informally. A guessing contes
was won by Mrs. Rosetta Reese. Be
sides members present the following
guests were entertained: Mrs. Tucke
of Camden, O., Miss Janette and Mis-
Bessie Wilson, Miss Tucker, Mrs. &c
ell Bolsor Austin and Mrs. Bromer
The next meeting will be held in TIVE
weeks.
, Miss Elizabeth Buening and Mis-.
; Irene Banner were hostesses for
, hard times party given Thursda.
= evening for the entertainment of th'
; Merry Maiden club. Games were feat
: ures of the evening. Luncheon wa
J served to the following persons: Mis-
, Mary Westendorf, Miss Loretta MauT
: er, Miss Mary Puthoff, Miss Esther D.
J Bus, Miss Martha Selm, Miss Eliza
l beth Vosmeier. Miss Esther BrokamI
;, Miss Annetta Schneider, Miss Hid;
. Issen, Miss Pauline Korthous, Mis-
, Alice Stems. Miss Roma Sittloh, Mis-
Ethel Sittloh, Miss Elizabeth Buenine
: and Miss Irene Banner.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Killing enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening a
their home on South Fifth street i
; honor of their silver wedding ann
versary. Golden rod and geranium
, were used as decorations for the affair
, Music and dancing were enjoyed dul
ing the evening. The guests were
: Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Killing and family
y Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fosnot and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Whitehead an
' family, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry and family
/ Mr.. and Mrs. James Schneider, Mr. an
!. Mrs. Joseph Hengstler and daughter
April, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Killing an
l family, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Griffin an
: daughter, Thelma Stinson, Mrs. Haze
!. Rife and family, Miss Opal Chase an
}. Master Edgar Chase.
Miss Elizabeth Grace, who is lea,
). ing Sunday for state normal school j
r Muncie, Ind, was delightfully."- surprise
by a number of her friends at her HON
d on North Thirteenth street last ever
: ing. Pink and white roses were use
:. in decorating. Those present wer
d Miss Elizabeth Grace, Miss MeriaI
d Little. Miss Catherine Arnett. Mis-
Q Ruth Keller, Miss Beatrice Keller, Mis-
9 Agatha Phelps, Miss Mildred Kemme
II Miss Mary Reece. Russell Bright, H.
r ward Sickman, Fred Williams, Harr
/ Frazier. Orville Clark, Myron Powell
s Neil McMahan. Howard Basson, an
: Roland Jergers.
Il R. c. Haberkern, of Winston-Sale
n. c., has been the guest of his mothe
= Mrs. Anna Haberkern, of South Ele
= enth street, while enroute TO Chicae
n and Detroit, Mich, on a business tri
r. Mrs. Paul Christopher and Mr.
e Claude Yoke are spending Saturday
a Indianapolis.
e Mrs. Clarence Mayhem. of Mort
:: Thirteenth street, hes returned fro
t Indianapolis, where she spent Thur
;. day.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Roser and CHI
l. dren, Earl and Martha, spent Friday
y Eaton. o.
= Mrs. Juliet Shirk, of North Elevent
- street, has returned from Tipto
:, where she has been the guest of re
- atives.