The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-23

are making tne1r feSlQence at the
Broadmore hotel this winter
Miss Josephine Myers and Miss Ami
ia Swearinger spent Thursday here
with their aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Partlow, of South
Twelfth street, en- route to their home
in Decatur from Indiana university.
Willard T. Carr and his son, jim
ME, of Chicago, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James A. Carr, of Westcott
Place.
Mrs. Darlah Aldrich left Thursday
evening for her home in Minneapolis,
Mimi, after spending two days here
/ visiting her aunts, Mrs. Dan V. Brown
and Miss Thomas. of 105 South Fiji
| teenth street. Mrs. Aldrich is mag
azine writer of note and is also the
author of several books and plays.
Winston Huff, of Chicago, was rhe
guest of friends at Earlham college
| Thursday.
| DR.. and Mrs. David NJ. Edwards, of
| College avenue, are the parents of a
daughter Phyllis, born Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Buck and
little son, Creighton, of North Fiji
teenth street, will spend Christmas
! with Mrs. Bucks father, Beverly j.
| Creighton, of Wabash.
Miss Agnes McFall was hostess for
an informal party at her home on
1 North Twenty-first street Thursday
evening Five hundred was played,
/ the favors going to Miss Margaret
Jones and Miss Carolyn Bradley. A
luncheon was served later. The guests
were: the Misses Martha, Olive and
Margaret Jones, Miss Mary Phillips.
Miss Vera Pfafflin, Miss Leila Hassc-
coster. Miss Carolyn Bradley and Miss
Ella Hildebrant.
Mrs. Walter Murray entertained
with a Christmas party at her home
Thursday afternoon for the Daffodil
! club. In the living room and dining
rooms canopies of red and green
| streamers radiated from central
dome in each room. Decorations
throughout were burning candles,
poinsettas, holly and festoons Of red
and green. A Christmas tree was
placed in one room. The time was
| spent informally and gifts were eX-
| changed. A two-course luncheon was
served by the hostess. The table was
lighted by red candles and held a
centerpiece of poinsettas above which
! stretched a canopy of red and green
| streamers. Favors were baskets OF
CONNECTIONS Each cover was marked
| by a pretty Christmas place card.
| Small red candles in candelabra and
| tall white tapers Illuminated the table.
! The guests were: Mrs. Charles Dove,
| Mrs. Howard Longfellow, Mrs. George
Reid, Mrs. Harry Sharp, Mrs Ed
! Sharp, Mrs. Claude Addleman, Mrs.
Harry Darnell. Mrs John Schattell,
Mrs. George Fogel, Mrs. Frank Sieges,
Mrs. Walter Snaveley, Mrs. Ray Meek
and Mrs. Walter Murray.
The local chapter of the Omicron Pi
Sigma was host for one of the most
successful affairs of the Christmas
holiday season when it entertained
with a dancing party Wednesday eve.
ming in the ballroom of the |. .. q. f
hall The Syncopating Five, one OF
the most popular orchestras which aD
pears here, played the order of dances
making their last appearance in this
city, before going to st. Petersburg
| Fla, to fill its annual winter engage
ment at the Golden Dragon Cafe
Among those VINO atIendeu Lne uduCe
were: Miss Rosamond Border Miss
Ruth Kitchell, Miss Janet Seeker
Miss Elizabeth Marvel, Miss Stella
Knode, Miss Jane Weisner, Miss Iona
Weist, Miss Kathryn Binkley, Miss
4 Gladys Williams, Miss Rut Good
. enough. Miss Gertrude Williams, Mis-:
| Dorothy Rees, Miss Leah Rose, Miss
Vera Bevington, Miss Welsh, Mis-;
Clara Daub Miss Mildred Schalk, Mis-:
Helen Steinbrink, Miss Naomi Squire
Miss Mary Bulla, Miss Hazel Mash
meyer, Miss Elsie Norris, Miss Esthel
/ Coyle. Miss Anna Mae Sweiger, Mis-:
, Lorraine Long, Miss Pauline Marshall
= Miss Reba Boggs, Miss Miriam Kerber
: Miss Cornelia Copeland, Miss Dorothy
ii Williams, Miss Marie Falkner, Miss