The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-19
Society


was the George Washington luncheon
given for the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution at the Arlington hotel
Saturday afternoon at / o'clock. Mrs
S. Z. Perkins of Indianapolis, regent
elect OF the state d. A. r., was the
guest of honor and principal speaker.
Miss Flora Broaddus, regent of the
local chapter. presided. During the
luncheon a musical program was given
by trio composed of Miss Mary
Jones. violinist; Miss Katherine Gates,
'celloist, and Miss Mary Carmen, pi-
anist. The table was beautifully ar
ranged with red cyclamen and lighted
red candles. A small American flag
stood at each place. Covers were
laid for Mrs Walter Bates, Miss Anna
= Bradbury, Miss Flora Broaddus, Mrs.
Smelser, Mrs. Robert Buck, Mrs. E. NJ
Campfield, Mrs. Paul Comstcck, Mrs.
, Walter Dalbey, Mrs. George Davis,
Mrs. Everett Engelbert, Mrs. Albert D.
Gayle Mrs. Fred Gennett, Mrs. f. B.
Grosvenor, Mrs. Leslie E. Hart, Mrs.
j. F. Hornaday Mrs III. Fl. Huntington,
Mrs. Lewis King. Mrs. Jennie Mather,
Mrs. John H. Nicholson, Mrs. Roy Rey
nolds, Mrs. w. J. ROBBIE, Mrs, Robert
Study, Miss Mary Ann Stubs, Mrs
Mabel r. Simmons, Miss Abbie Urban,
Mrs. Willis j.. Smith, Mrs. Scott, Miss
Ruth James, Miss Rurh Gephart, and
Mrs. S. E. Perkins, of Indianapolis.
Pre-nuptial parties for Miss Emily
Fletcher, whose marriage to Bennett
Smedley Cooper, OF Moorestown, N. j.,
will be one of the notable events of
next week, will begin Saturday eve
ming with a dinner at the home of Mrs.
Sarah Fletcher, the brides mother,
on South Eighteenth street. Guests of
honor will be members of the bridal
party. Mrs. William Hiatt of South
Fifteenth street will entertain infor-
mally at tea Sunday afternoon for the
bride elect and members of the bridal
party. Miss Eleanor Clifford will be
hostess for a supper party for Miss
Fletcher at her home on West Main
street Sunday evening.
A subscription dance for all Country
club members will be given at the club
next Thursday evening, Feb. "a. Har-
ny Frankel, soloist, and the Evan
Smith six-piece orchestra will furnish
music for the affair. Dancing will be
gin at $40 o'clock. The party is be-
ing arranged by the February social
committee composed of Mrs. Dudley
N. Elmer chairman; Mrs. Paul v
Price, Mrs. William D. Scobbie and
Mrs Emerald Hasecoster.
Dr. James A. WOODBURY., of Indiana
university, will speak on washing.
ton and Our Foreign Policy in his
fifth OF a series of lectures before the
civic department of the Woman S
club. The lecture will be delivered al
2:3O O'Clock next Tuesday afternoon
in the lecture room of the MOrriSSon-
Reeves library. This will be the next
to the last of DIR. Woodburn's ad-
dresses before the department this
year, the last coming March p. ~
Patriotic Music of America" will
be the subject upon which Mrs. f. B
Crosvenor will speak before the
music department of the Woman
club VIXEN it meets in the Public Art
Gallery next Tuesday morning at 9:3C
o'clock Following Mrs. Grosvenor's
talk program of musical numbers tC
illustrate her talk will be presented
The committee which has arranged
the program is composed of the fol
lowing persons: Miss Ruth Peltz
Miss Lucille Haner, Mrs. H. S. Maltby
Miss Mary Louise Norris, Mrs. Mills
Mrs. o. p. Nusbaum. Miss Ruth
James. Mrs. O.. Stegall, Mrs Dempsey
Dennis, Mrs. Ed Haseneier, and Mrs
Smith. sxs- .-.
An informal dancing party will be
given by the Elks next Tuesday
evening at the club. Dancing will be
gin at $50 o'clock. Lunch will bt
served at 80 with appointments il
keering with Washington's birthday
The Evan J. Smith orchestra viii
Harry Frankel, soloist, win play thu
order of dances. -.
b The Public Art gallery now showins
the Arts and Crafts exhibit will be
open Sunday afternoon from 3 until
o'clock. Mrs. J. +. Cathell viii b.
present to show the lacos and Mis-
Elizabeth Marvel Will talk informal.
on the exhibit of Persian rugs.
A surprise party was given Mis-
Helen Reese at her home on Randolph
street Thursday evening by a numbe
of friends The evening was spent il
games and music and refreshment
were served to the following guests
Miss Naomi Brooks. Miss Lucy Mas
sic, Miss Edith Darling, Miss Thelmi
Thoma, Miss Mary Reese. Miss Heller
Reese. John Pennick, Kenneth Schat
tel, Keith Sharp, Richard Coons
Wayne Reid, and Earl Beck.
The Happy Hour club was entertain
ed by Miss Mary Hermons at he
home, 224 South Fifteenth street
Thursday. The hour was spent witt
games and music and the club elected
the following officers: President
Miss Mae Laymon: secretary, Mar.
Hernon; treasurer, Freda Laymon
Members of the program committe
appointed by the president are| Mis-
Leila Goods, chairman; Miss Elois
.Runnels, and Miss Helen Tehune. LAT
or refreshments were served with ar
pointments in keeping with Valentine
The guests were Miss Helen Tehune
Miss Leila Goods, Miss Eloisa Run
nes. Miss Freda Laymon. Miss Ma
Laymon and Miss Mary Hermon. Mis-
Helen Tehune will be hostess for tn
next meeting at her home, 207 Sout
Eleventh street on Feb. %.
The New Garden Community clu
held a delightful indoor picnic in tn
school house Wednesday. evening.
clever entertainment was presente
under the direction of the committee
Mrs William Wright and Mrs. Harr
Schultz. After supper talks on tn
. Boys and Girls club work We're give
by J. l.. Dolan, Wayne county agricu
ture agent and Miss Stella Harmon