The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-01
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The. first blind DOGGY" golf tourna-
ment of the season was being held at
the Country club Friday. The Journeys,
which were held during the summer
season last year, proved one or the
most popular innovations III the year
sports at the club. Luncheon was
served TO the golfers at noon In the
clubhouse. Covers were laid for 70
persons, including: Miss Elizabeth
Marvel, Miss Katherine Quigg, Mrs.
Wilbur C. Hibberd, Mrs. Paul Price,
Miss Anne Nicholson. Mrs. Joseph w.
Conner, Mrs. Fred Gennett, Mrs. War
rem Clements. Mrs. Ed Price, Mrs.
Rudolph Knode, Miss Eleanor Seidel,
Mrs. Harry Bockhoff, Mrs. Arthur G.
Watson, and Miss Nellie Morrow.
One of the most delightful parties of
the summer season occurred Thurs
day evening at Jackson PJrk when
Mrs. w. Il. Morrey and her daughter,
Miss Helen Haseltine, entertained
with dancing party for Harold Price,
of Logansport. A three-piece orches-
ira played the order of dances, and
Harry Frankel sang several numbers
during the evening. The function was
chaperong&by Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp,
MT. anu AlTS. U6OTs6 W. 1ISC, VI
Logansport, Mrs, Lulu Butler, and
Mrs. W. E. Morrey. Among the guests
present were: the Misses Mildred
Whitley, Katherine Binkley, Gertrude
Eggleston, Mary Jones, Helen Bent
lage, Doris Pickett, Martha Eggemey-
er, Mary Reinhardt, Esther Coyle,
Dorothy Rees, Dorothy Lebo, Helen
McWhinney, Dorothy Korves, Helen
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Clara Daub, Marguerite Cox, Esther
Reid, Virginia Livingston, Edna John
son, Harold Price, of Logansport
Harry Thomas, Cecil Cureton, Burr
Simmons, Roland Loehr, Linden Ed
gerton, Donald Hipskind, Claude Mil
Ter, Harold Latta, John Kelley, Roland
Cutter, David Rost, Pete McMahan,
Thornton Brehm, Harold Sinex, Har-
old Goodenough, Eugene Messick,
Henry Zeitz, Glenn Meyers, Conrad
Ottenfeld, and Ralph Motley.
A wedding conspicuous for its sim.
plicity and charm occurred at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cohee in
Dublin, Wednesday afternoon when
their daughter, Miss Gladys Cohee,
was united in marriage to the Rev.
Victor E. Stoner. A program of bridal
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preceding the ceremony. The single
ring service was performed before a
bank of wild roses and spirea, Dr.
Somerville Light, of this city, officia.
ting. was assisted by the Rev. Mr.
Turner. The attendants were Miss
Mary Champe, of Dublin, a close
friend of the bride, and the Rev. Lo
well Wilson, of Shirley. The brides
gown was of white georgette over
satin with tulle veil fashioned with
lilies-of-the-valley. She carri ed a
shower bouquet of brides roses. Miss
Champe wore a lovely gown of white
wolfe embroidered in pink. Her flow
ers were a corsage bouquet of pink
roses. The guests included the i'm
mediate families of the bridal couple
and a few of the brides most intimate
trends. After a short wedding triI
the Rev. and Mrs. Stoner will be a.
home to their friends in Chester
where the Rev. Mr.. Stoner is pastor.
The following officers were elected
for the year by the Booster class
when il met with Mrs. William Bro*l
Thursday afternoon: Mrs. Everett
Hunt, president; Mrs. Richard Cutter
vice president: Mrs Pearl Kemp, rec
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rotary; Mrs. Humphrey MikeseH
treasurer; Mrs. William Brown, flow
er treasurer; Mrs. H. c. Bailey. chair
man press committee; Mrs. W. E
Berry. Mrs. Fred and Mrs. Caleb Duke
devotional committee; Mrs. Catherin
Woodruff, Mrs. William Felty an
Mrs. Nora Beard. social committee
Mrs. T. S. Martin, Mrs. Pearl Parshal
and Mrs. Ellen Elwood,- flower an
membership committee. Six guest
and IL members were present at tn
meeting. Mrs. Caleb Duke will b
hostess at the next meeting whicl
occurs on July II.
The Home Culture club of Center
vile will hold its regular meeting i
the school building Tuesday afternoo
at 3 o'clock. A feature of the after
Moons program will be an address o.
Business knowledge a Feminine As
set" by Joseph Blose, cashier of tn
Centerville State bank. Other thing
on the program will include a pape
on Indiana Music" a round table di:
cussion of 'Improvised Househol
Conveniences" and a number of mus
cal selections. All children of tn
community are invited to attend tn
JuHlOi utpdILluS WuGLU6T IHGl
mothers are members of the club @
not. Special entertainment with sto
les and games will be furnished 70
them.
Complimenting Miss Juanita Define
and Miss Thelma Champion who ar
leaving town for the summer the l
l.. K. club entertained with a theatr
party Thursday evening. Later +,
fTeshments were served to the part
at a confectionery shop. Those VIII
enjoyed the affair were: Miss Juanit
Detmer. Miss Thelma Champion, Mis-
Emma Horn. Miss Ruby Elliott, Mis-
Dorothy Simms, Miss Merle Thistletl
waite, Miss Helen Pottenger, Mis-
Gladys Burns. Miss Lydia Haseltin
Miss Bernice Weaver, and Miss Madg
Whitesell
Miss Alma Elstro entertained wit
a picnic dinner for members of he
class at home north of Richmond
Games and music were features of tn
evening. The guests were: Miss Al
mes Sauer. Miss Helen Pfeiffer, Mis-
Geneva Mag. Miss Ida Mag, Mis-
Josephine Bankowski, Miss Lucill
Taube. Miss Marie Elstro, and Mis-
Alma ElStro.
Garden flowers formed artistic de
orations for the informal card part