The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-03
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Miss Margaret Duvall, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy NJ Duvall, of South
Fourteenth street, announced her en-
gagement to Paul Lyons, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Lyons, of West
Seventh street, at a dinner party and
soiree given at home Thursday even
ing. The wedding is to take place
July >. Both young people are well
known here. Miss Duvall will grad
uate from Earlham college next We'd
nesday and Mr.. Lyons will receive his
diploma at Purdue University, in La
Fayette, on the same day. A number
of friends of Miss Duvall, who are
students at Earlham college were en-
tertained at the dinner party. Appoint
ments were pink and white. Flowers
were pink and white roses. The table
was lighted by candles shaded in pink
and supported in crystal holders.
Covers were laid for Miss Nina Nc
Henry, Mrs. Faye De Beck Flint, Miss
Ferne DeBeck, Miss Maude Peacock,
Mills, and Miss Louise Howe. Follow
ing the dinner party an informal recep-
ton was held at which time the
engagement was announced by means
of tiny cards concealed in CONNECTIONS.
Among those at the reception were
Miss Eleanor BLY,, Miss Ruth Blossom,
Miss Lenore Cook, Miss Electa Foster,
Miss Blanche Hampton, Miss Gertrude
Kirkpatrick, Miss Helen Lyon, Miss
Agnes Merhoff, Miss Louise Meerhoff,
Miss Donna Nease, Miss Audrey King,
Miss Elsie May Smith, Miss Louise
Wills, and Mrs. Oliver Overman.
? 49,, Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. Frame, of Ran
dolph street, announced the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss Ada
Frame, to Walter H. Knott, son Of Mrs.
Katherine Knott. The date for the
wedding has not been set
Long rows of Japanese lanterns and
masses of garden flowers formed an
artistic setting for the lovely lawn
at the Moose home on North Tenth
street Thursday evening. Tables
where refreshments were served on
the lawn were adorned with baskets
OF roses, peonies, honeysuckle, and
other summer flowers. About 200 per,
sons were present. A program OF
readings, dialogues and music was
given, in which the following persons
took part: Thomas Benham, Miss
Marjorie Robinson, Eleanor Swift and
the Roop children. who gave a dia.
logue. The entertainment committee
for the affair included: Mrs. Pearl
karch. chairman; Mrs. Louise Schuer
man, Mrs. Matte Moss, and Mrs. Han
cock.
The Neighborly club was entertain
ed in a delightful manner by Mrs
Lydia Bell, at her home on the Nation
al road East, Wednesday afternoon
The time wa spent socially and later
refreshments were served by the hos
tess. The guests were: Mrs. Frank
Davenport; Miss Blanche Davenport
Mrs. Snedeker, Mrs. Frank Hodgin
Mrs. Will Austin, Mrs. Omar Young
Mrs Martha Shute, Mrs. Charles Rid
enour, Mrs Harry Backmeyer, Mrs
Charles Backmeyer. Mrs. Gus Hafner,
and Mrs. Richard Morrow. Mrs. Nettie
Kirby was a guest of the club. The next
meeting will be held in one week with
Mrs. Thurman. The change in date
has been made, as the club has been
invited to be guests at a Community
party at New Garden in two weeks
The Aid society of the Christian
church at Green's Fork will give an
ice cream social in Fagans hall Sat
urday evening, June 4.
The Progressive club Of Williams
burg, met with Mrs Milborun Wednes-
day afternoon. Mrs. Griffith had
charge of the devotional exercises
Fifteen members were present. Mrs
Bessie Wooters and Ruth Harter were
guests After the business session
Mrs. Wooters gave a reading. Dor
othy Shute entertained with contests
Mrs. Daisy Kennel will be hostess
June s.
Children of the sixth grade Of War
ner school gave a pretty entertain
ment, Thursday afternoon. June ?. A
rninuet was danced by a group of the
children. Those participating in the
dance were: Miss Catherine Dafler
Miss Maxine Barnett, Miss Ruth Brin
dell, Miss Stella Meek, Robert Suren
dorf, William Hood, Harry Thompson
and Howard Thomas.
Garden flowers formed an effective
setting for the party given Thursda )
afternoon when Mrs. Patrick Fuller
was hostess to the Surburba Home
Economics club at her home on the
Williamsburg pike. An interesting
program was opened by quotations
from favorite authors by each cluf
member. An interesting paper or
What Women are Doing" was reaC
by Miss Susan Parry. Mrs. Patricl
Fuller read paper on Hot Weather
Desserts" which she supplemented
with demonstration. A social houl
was enjoyed which was taken charge
of by Mrs. Ora Wilson. Refreshment:
were served by the hostess. The
guests were: Miss Susan Parry, Mis-:
Stella Harmon. Miss Lola Beckett
Mrs Showalter. Mrs. Henley, Mrs
Harmon Bowling. Mrs. Bert Cook, Mrs
Levi Jones, Mrs. George Thorpe. Mrs
Robert Gilmer, Mrs. John Hammond
Mrs. Frank Rich, Mrs. Willis Rich
Mrs Charles Crawford. Mrs. Edward
Beckett, Mrs. Walter Bennett. Mrs
Ora Wilson and Mrs. Patrick Fuller
The annual picnic will be held thu