The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-17


Mrs. Henry Gennett Mrs Robert
Martin and Mrs. Fred Gennett are en-
pertaining with a luncheon party q,
the Country club next Tuesday.
Mrs. VIII ID. Scoble ond Mrs. Fred
y. Bethard were hostesses for one Of
the lovely affairs of the month when
they entertained with luncheon and |
bridge Thursday at the Country club.
srhe tables held appointments in Law
sender and white and were ornamented /
iwith baskets of ehrysanthemums in |
the white and lavender shades. Gov /
sers were laid for so guests. Bridge
was played during the afternoon. |
sChrysanthemums formed the decora- |
stions throughout the club.
Mrs. Fred Bethard WILL entertain
with a luncheon-bridge VI her home I
Friday Afternoon. Miss Bess Bethard |
of indianapolis, will be a guest of /
honor.
A Tom Thumb wedding will take
place Friday veening at o'clock at
the First Christian church. Forty-one
children will participate in the event.
a short program will be given in ad-
.dition. Members of the bridal party
will be: the bridge, Donna Ruth Hin
sky; the groom, Bobby Whallon; the
matron of honor, Jane Sudhoff; the
best man. Paul Eadler; bridesmaids,
Vivian Fogel and Cathleen Loop; ush-
.ers, Keith Loop and John Snavely;
flower girl, Blanche Aileen Burr; and
ring bearer, Mary Alice Schattell. Ad
mission TO the wedding and entertain
'ment will be % cents for adults and
Is cents for children.
The w. B. A. of the Maccabees are
entertaining with an invitational
dance at the l. o. o. F. hall Thursday
'evening as one of the features cele-
brating their rally day. The Melody
Entertainers will play.
The card party which the Delta
Theta Tau sorority is giving Friday
afternoon in the American legion
rooms for the ex.soldiers' Christmas
basket fund will begin promptly at
2:30 o'clock it is announced. All per
sons are asked to be there in time to,
commence playing at that time. Res
ervations for the party must all be
made by sometime early Friday morn
ing. All persons who can are asked
TO make their reservations Thursday
.evening, who have not already done
$50. Women who have made reserva.
stions for entire tables are reminded
of the request that they bring covers
and cards for their tables
Mrs. Albert d. Gayle, assisted by
Mrs. f. NJ Campfield, will entertain
the Daughters of the American Rev
olution at her home on South Six
teenth street Saturday afternoon. The
affair is to be a friendly meeting OF
1925 with a paper on Pilgrims Ter
No. 10 ~
Characters in the friendly meeting
will be Ann Hutchinson, Miss Mary
Anna Stubs: MyIes Standish. Mrs.
E. B. Grosvenor; Dame Bradford, Mrs.
Clara Dougan Scott: Roger Williams,
Mrs. George NJ. Chrisman; Priscilla
Mullin, Mrs Walter Bates; DR.. Fuller
Miss Georgia Anna Cole. The hostess
es will wear costumes of 1925, Mrs.
Gayle being Dame Carver and Mrs.
Campbell, Dame Brewster.
VIII Klein was hostess for an in
formal thimble party at her home on
Pearl street Wednesday afternoon
when she entertained the H. B. club.
Refreshments were served during the
afternoon. Those present were; Mrs.
Chester Whitesell, Mrs. Hazel White
sell, Mrs. Charles Carroll, Mrs. Oliver
CIevenger. Mrs Chester Hollingsworth
Mrs. Fred Parker, and Mrs. Everett
Bolander Mrs. Lawrence Lahrman
will be hostess to the club in two
weeks at her home on the Easthaven
road.
Mrs. c. c. Thomas entertained for
members Of the Golden Rule Bible
class Of the First NJ. E. church Wednes-
day evening at her home. Twenty-four
persons were present. Mrs. John
Gem. presided The devotionals were
led by Mrs. McFail. Following the
business session Miss Martha Sey-
mour gave a reading and two vocal
numbers were given by Miss Agnes
NcFail Later refreshments were
served by the hostess assisted by Mrs.
Frank McFail, Mrs. Buckingham, Miss
lElla Luring. and Mrs. John GEM. Mrs.
l.. n. Bunyan is to be hostess to the
December meeting Of the class.
The Neighborly club was entertain
cd by Mrs. William Austin Wednesday
afternoon at her home on the National
Road East. Initial plans were made
for the annual Christmas dinner party
for members and their families which
will be held the evening of Dec. 30 al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Finley
on the Henley Road. On Dec. 7 the
club will be entertained at a white
apron party at the home Of Mrs. Ruby
Young. This will be the regular De
cember meeting. Refreshments We're
servd later in the afternoon. Guests
were: Miss Mary Hodgin, Miss Ruth
Matti Miss Grace McCreight, and Miss
Marguerite Finley. Members present
were Mrs. Star Souder, Mrs. William