The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-23

MT. ana MRS. Elmer bdley, OF fedTl
street. entertained at dinner Thurs
day in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Harwood. of Huntington. w. Va, who
have been visiting here en- route to
California for permanent residence.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Harwood, MIR. and Mrs VIII Stevens,
Mr. and Mrs r. X. Karch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer D. Bailey, Mr.. Matt Davis,
Miss Jane Bailey, Miss Nadiene Bailey
and Miss Luella Bailey.
Mrs W. c. Roop was hostess for a
lovely fall dinner party at her home
on North Twelfth street Thursday
evening given by the NJ. M. M. club
for one Of its members. Miss Iowa
Mansfield, who leaves next week for
residence in California. Late fall
garden flowers in profusion were used
for decorations through the Roop
residence. The dining table, lighted
by shaded candles in crystal holders,
was decorated with a large fortune
cake for centerpiece. Covers were
land for 20 persons. Contests and
games were played during the even
ing and an accessory shower from the
club members presented to Miss Mans
field by Richard Overman dressed as
porter. The guests were: Mrs. Rex
r. Buckley, Mrs Walter Miller, Mrs.
Raymond Smith, Mrs. Frank Hale.
Mrs. Darrell Watts, Miss Marjorie
Pickett, Miss Barbara Brown. Mrs
Maurene Bradley, Miss Edna Cooper,
Mrs. Earl Allen, Mrs. Oliver Overman
Mrs Ray Kinder, Miss Mary Thomas,
Miss Iowa Mansfield, Mrs. Russell
Moss, Mrs. Merle Bowen, Kathryn
Smith, Evelyn Roop and Richard
Overman.
The home of Mrs. Andrew Burgess
on the Arlington road was the scene
of pretty fall party Thursday when
the Penny club entertained with an
all day party for Mrs. Burgess who is
leaving for residence in California.
Fall flowers were used for decora-
tions. A chicken dinner was served
at noon followed by an informal pro-
gram in the afternoon. The guest of
honor was the recipient of number
of gifts including a leather travelling
bag Guests and members who were
present included: Mrs. Burgess, Mrs.
Emma Reed, Mrs. Mary Bishop, Mrs.
Elizabeth Martin, Mrs. Ruby Taylor.
Mrs. Mary Kitson, Julian Sullivan, of
Milwaukee, Wis, Mrs. Maude Vogel.
song. Mrs Eta Thurer, Mrs. Kate Per
sonette, Mrs. Flora A. Senior, Mrs.
Nellie Crowell, Mrs. Minnie jerks,
Mrs Eva Stever, Mrs. Emma Renk,
Mrs. Fannie Darlington, Mrs Emma
Rothermel. Mrs. Margaret Golden
Mrs. Clisty Darlington, Miss Rather
inc Todd. Mrs. Anna Wilkens, Mrs.
Lucy Houts, Mrs. Hannah Cox, Mrs.
Mary Rogers, Mrs. Martha Reber, Mrs
Vida Ellis, Mrs. Anna Dowell, Mrs
Mary Keller. Mrs. Elizabeth Bescher
Mrs Mary Christopher, Mrs Willard
Warfel Mrs. Dora Raabe, of Cincin.
natl, o., Mrs. leila Feiler, of Cincin
natl. Miss Helen McFadden, of Cincin
natl. Mrs Salinah Hawkins of Chica
go. Junior Bescher, of Dayton, o., Miss
Mary Dickinson, Mrs Nettie Wilson
Miss Mary Sheridon, Miss Mary
Brooks, Miss Ida Casley, Mrs
Heaths, Miss Mary Newman, Miss Joan
Golden, Mrs. Ella Rogers and Mrs
Fife Burgess.
The Coterie was entertained by Mrs
w. A. Devices at her home on Soutf
Eleventh street Thursday afternoon
The time was spent informally. Four
teen members were present. Mrs. VIII
Breckenridge will be hostess to thu
club at her home on South A street
October 10.
Mrs. Mary E. Ward was hostess Il
the Helping Hand club Thursday al
ternoon, 10 members being present
Two comforts were tackled for the Sec
ond English Lutheran church, afte
which the afternoon was spent infol
mally and refreshments served Mrs
Anna Allen, of South Sixth street
will be hostess to the club in a for
night.
The market which the Mary Hi
w, C. T. U. was to hold at the marke
house Saturday afternoon will be he'll
at Oakland's Wall Paper store, 100
Main street, instead of the marke
house, it was announced. Member
are asked to notice the change i