The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-22

The golf tourney, bridge and lunch
con party at which women OF the
Country club will be entertained Wed |
nesday will be one of the delightful
affairs of the week. Bridge will be
PLAYED in the afternoon this week and
not in the morning as in the previous
Sports day of this month The golf
tournament will begin at 10 O'CLOCK !
in the morning and continue all day, !
il is announced. Luncheon will be
served at 1890 o'clock, to all those
who make their reservations by Tues
day evening. No reservations will be-
accepted later.
Covers were laid for 80 persons at
the Country club Saturday evening for
the chicken dinner served a la coun-
try style following the mems golf
tournament. The teams participat
ing in the tournament were captained
by Paul Comstock and Joseph w. Con-
ner. Mr.. Comstock's team won the
match.
Mrs. F. D. Walker, of Covington.
KY, and Mrs. F. l. Hale entertained
for Miss Bessie Cruise, bride elect of
Roy Plummer, at the home of their
mother, Mrs. Frank Plummer, on
North Twenty-frst street Saturday
evening. Hearts were played at sew
eral tables during the evening, the
honors going to Miss Carolyn Bradley
and Miss Bessie Cruise. Later in the
evening the bride elect was given a
towel shower. The gifts were pre-
scented by Miss Evelyn Roop and Mas.
ter Bobbie Walker. dressed as a bride
and groom. Luncheon was served at
To IF
and white being carried out in the ap-
pointments The guests included:
Mrs. E. E. Davis, of Hartford City,
Mrs. Howard. Swisher, of Xenia, o.,
Mrs. Loyal Johnson, Miss Carolyn
Bradley. Miss Ruth Mumbower, Miss
Mary Thomas, Miss Edith Hilbert,
Mrs. Perry Moore, Mrs. Carl Roop
and daughter, Evelyn. Mrs James Eat
on, Mrs. Raymond Aiken, Mrs. S. Hor-
ner. Miss Mamie Males, Mrs. Harry
HartZler, Mrs Paul Neff, Mrs. Harry
Paust, Miss Nellie Hawkins. Miss
Pearl Warner, Mrs G. II. Cruise, Mrs.
+. NJ Plummer, Miss Martha Plum
mer, Mrs. F. D. Walker and sons. Bob
bic and Junior. of Coyington. KY, and
Mrs. F. l. Hale.
Mrs Chris Lichtenfels. of South
Seventh street, is entertaining with a
dinner party at her home Monday
evening for the pleasure of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Hitz, of St, Paul. Mimi
formerly of this city. Mr.. Hitz, who
is a protege of Madame Schumann-
Heink, has been studying in St Pau!
recently. Mr.. Hitz has just signed a
contract under which he will assist
Madame Schumann- Heink in her con
certs, beginning the first of next year
Announcement has been made By
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Meyer, OF S2J
North H street, of the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Helen P Meyer
to Lloyd A. Clevenger, which tool
place at o'clock Saturday afternoon
at the residence of the Rev. Elias
Minter, the officiating minister. Mr.
and Mrs. Clevenger will reside with
Mrs. Clevenger's parents.
Miss Thelma Thomas, daughter Of
Mrs Margaret Thomas, of Greenville
O., and Joe Mox, son of William Mox
Sr were married Wednesday morning
at the NJ E. church in Greenville, tbs
Rev. Wilbur voorhis. pastor of this
church officiating The double rim;
service was used The bride wore ;
dress of light blue wolfe. Immediatel.
left for Buckeye lake to spend SOM
time. They will make their home IL
Greenville. Persons from New Mad
son who attended the wedding were
William Mox, Sr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
liam Mox, Jr.. Mrs. Amy MoX, Mr.. an
Mrs Byron King and Mrs. Ella Bloom
John B. Schnelle was entertained 2
surprise party given in honor Of h
sixty-seventh birthday. at his home
231 South Second street. Sunday a
ternoon. Games were a feature c
the evening. A picnic supper wa
served on the lawn at $50 o'clocl
Those present were: Mr.. and Mr.!
John Schnelle. Mr.. and Mrs. Ere
I,antz. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Liant
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hoppin
and family Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur
Scnaelle and daughter, Mr.. and Mr.
Ernest Spaulding and daughters, NJ
and Mrs Chester Loshi and daughter
Ben Priss. Gilbert Horr and sons, Mr.
Rhoda Kettler, William kettler an
Mrs. Kate Rottinghaus.
Miss Thelma Bymaster, of North
street. has returned after visitin
friends in Michigan.
Miss Dorothy Mutchner and Mi:
Fay Mutchner, of South Fourth stree
left Monday for Greenfield and India
apolis to spend few days with re
atives and friends.
Miss Alice Unthank, of North
street, has returned home after spen
ing the summer in Washington, ID. [
and Kew Gardens, l.. |.
James Virgins Coe. of North F
teenth street, has returned from Eco
omy. where he has been visiting NJ
and Mrs. John Macy.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c. Henley al
Henry f. Henley, of this city. a
spending part of the season at Harb
Springs.
Miss Florence Bond, of North Ten
street Mr. and Mrs Erred S Rates 81