The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-17
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For the pleasure OF several oul-oi'
town guests Miss Elizabeth Tarkleson
will entertain at cards Saturday AFTER
noon at her home on South Fourteenth
street.
The Misses Gladys and Madge Kit
chin win entertain informally Friday
afternoon at their home on South
Twelfth street as a compliment to
their house guests, Miss Abbie Ting
lev. of Washington. d. c.. and Miss
Amy Dean, of Germantown, Pa, AMI
Miss Laura Ludington, of Skaneateles, |
n. Y, who is the guest of Mrs. Harry
Kitchin.
Miss Marguerite Hill entertained a
few persons informally at her home
on South Eighteenth street Tuesday
afternoon. The out-oftown guests
were: Mrs. T. L. Easterling, of Bos-
ton. Mass, Mrs Fred Hill, of New
York City, Mrs Milton Baumgartner.
of Irvington, and Mrs. Arthur Test, OF
Akron, o.
The third bridge. golf, and luncheon
party of the month at the Country
club, which occurred Wednesday
morning surpassed in size the other
weekly parties that have been held
at the Country club this summer. The
morning parties have become the
vogue of the season and have received
a popularity accorded few innovations,
it is said. The golf tournament was
postponed on account of the inclem-
ent weather and the tourney entrants
played bridge. A number of informal
parties were given Wednesday at the
club besides the outing event. Mrs.
Ernest H. Hill entertained with a
luncheon bridge at noon. Sweet peas
and other summer garden flowers were
used for decorations. Covers were laid
for % guests Mrs. S. E. Swayne was
also hostes for a small luncheon
bridge. Covers for luncheon at the
Country club Wednesday noon were
laid for the following persons: Mrs.
Byram Robbins, Mrs. Fred ID. Beth
ard, Mrs Fred Gennett, Mrs. Fred j.
Bartel Mrs. Edward H. Harris, Mrs.
Wheaton Tallant of LaPorte, Mrs.
Lewis G.. Reynolds, Mrs. Edward V.
williams, Miss Pauline Corey OF Day
ton, o., Miss Olive Lewis, Mrs. Fred
erick X Hicks, Mrs. Delbert Cum
mings, Mrs. Robert Study, Mrs. Demp-
sey Dennis. Mrs. /. t. Freye, Mrs.
Will w. Keller, Mrs. Harry Custer,
nv jay. Miss Mae Boles, Mrs. Ernest
II Hill Mrs. Ben Bartel, Miss Eliz-
abeth Marvel, Mrs. Rudolph G. Leeds,
Mrs. Paul Comstock, Mrs. Joseph w.
Conner, Mrs. Julian Gates, OF jack
sonyille, Fla, Mrs. Albert d. Gayle,
Mrs. RAYMOND Nicholson, Miss Helen
Nicholson, Mrs. John Clements, Mrs.
E. r. Beatty, Mrs. William ]. Black
more. Mrs. S. E. Swayne, Mrs. Omar
Hollingsworth, Mrs. George Gates,
Mrs. Burton Carr, Mrs. Herbert Lair,
of Evansville, Mrs. Thomas Nlchol-
SON. Miss Anne Nicholson, Mrs. Fred
Carr. Miss Elizabeth Comstock, Mrs
Gath Freeman, Mrs. Louis B. Quinn
of Chicago, Miss Clara Comstock and
Miss Nellie Morrow.
The marriage of Miss Marina l. John
SON. daughter of ]. NJ. Johnson, OF
West Fifth street, to Thomas r. Barr
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barr, OF
Newcastle, will take place at the New
castle Friends church at ocloch
Thursday afternoon. A number o.
persons from this city will attend the
wedding. Among them will be: DR.
and Mrs. E. T. Holland, DR.. and Mrs
w. L. Misener, Mr. and Mrs. VII
Davis, Miss Mildred Cutter, Miss Caro-
lyn Bradley, DIR. and Mrs. Louis L
ZONES. Mrs. w. E. Morrey, JOIN
George Baker, and Mr.. and Mrs
George billiard The bridal party
to be entertained at luncheon at tn
Westwood Country club Thursda
noon.
One of the most beautiful OF tn
months social functions will occu
Mr.
Veregge of 426 South Sixteenth stree
will entertain with open house 10
their relatives and friends from VI
til 5 O'Clock in the afternoon and tror
& until 10 O'Clock in the evening, !
celebration of their golden weddln
anniversary. Two hundred guests ar
expected during the afternoon an
evening. Garden and dollhouse tloV
ers carving out the yellow and whit
color notes have been combined VIII
smilax, ferns, and potted plants |
convert the Veregge residence into
yeritable bower for the occasion. III
spacious porch of the residence
hung with Japanese lanterns and BAN
ed with golden glow and biack-eye
Susans. The reception room, Whel
Mr.. and Mrs. Veregge are recelVln
their guests has been decorated WI
profusions of yellow flowers. In u
reception room two photographs nay
been hung for the occasion, one take
in 1871 of the wedding party, the oth'
a recent photograph OF Mr.. and MI
Veregge Tall baskets of yellow roS
buds and summer garden flowers a.
artistically arranged in the dinlr
room where punch and gold cake a.
served to the guests. Dinner will
served to 40 persons, members OF u
immediate family this evening. VI
que decorations will feature this pha
of the celebration. The honor
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Veregge, wi
the bridesmaid and best man of the
wedding party of SO years ago, W
set at the head of the table at viii
their grandchildren and children W
be seated At the head of the tai
over the hoored guests great ca
opy. decorated with yellow flowers,
hung. A large cake, decorated wi
a miniature bride and groom, forl
the centerpiece of the table. T
brothers and sisters of the couple W
be seated at another table. Be
tables will be lighted by yellow CT
dies in crystal holders. Favors will