The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-20

ner home on South Fifth street for
Miss Kathlyn Nichols, bride-elect.
On Friday evening Miss Edith Decker
will be hostess for a party for the
bride-elect at her home on West Main
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Wicket
celebrated their 45th wedding ami
versary Wednesday. The evening was
! spent Informally with music and
| games. The guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
| It's Wicket, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wick
| EFT, Mr. and Mrs Roy Wicket, Mr..
and Mrs. E. H. Scott, Mr.. and MRS.
| Clyde Ryan, Miss Thelma Ryan, Mas
| ter BENJAMIN Ryan, Master Eugene
Wicket, Miss Inez Wicket, Miss Har-
riet Scott, E. H. Scott, Jr., and MISS
Judith Wicket.
Mrs. Kent Lemen entertained at her
home in Hagerstown Wednesday AFTER
noon with a Halloween party for her
house guest, Miss Christine Boylan, OF
Elyria, o. Decorations were carried
out in orange and black. Five hun
dred was played, the favors going TO
Mrs. Wonsetler and Mrs. Roy Fraun-
berg, both of Cambridge City, and the
guest prize to Miss Boylan. A Two
course luncheon with appointments ap-
propriate for Halloween was served
later The guests present were: Miss
Christine Boylan of Elyria, o., MIS-
Wonsetler, Mrs. Roy Fraunberg, Mrs.
Harold Coleman, Mrs. Ralph Cain, Mrs.
Horatio Land, Miss Marie Backmeyer,
Miss Olive Lewis, Miss Mary Will
liams, Miss Marguerite Lemen, Miss
Mary Phillips, Miss Dorothy Korves
and Mrs. Kent Lemen.
Bridge favors at the luncheon and
card party given by Mrs. Harry Lontz
Wednesday at the Country club went
to Mrs. Lewis G. Reynolds, Mrs. Al
bert D. Gayle, Mrs. Edward V. Will
liams, Mrs. Fred J. Carr, Mrs. Joseph
W. Conner; Mrs. Henry Gennett, Mrs.
Mary Baum, Mrs. Harry Keefe, OF
Los Angeles, Cal, Miss Anne Nichol'
son and Miss Helen Nicholson.
Numbered among the most beauti-
full of the October functions was the
birthday party given by the Ladies
Aid of ST. Pauls Lutheran church
Wednesday evening for all members
} of the society Luncheon was served
at II tables to $50 guests. The deco
rations for each table represented
: one of the calendar months of the
year. A feature of the evenings pro-
gram was provided by stunts given
by each table to represent their birth
day month. Mrs. William Bartel, aged
80 years, the oldest member present,
was presented with a large bouquet
of roses. The affair was arranged by
Mrs. James McCauley and Mrs. John
KIute. A large snow man formed the
decoration for the January table, and
tiny snow men were given as favorS.
Valentine decorations represented the
February spirit, arranged by Mrs. Ar
thur Brockman and Mrs. George
Brown Cupids were the favors. The
March committee, Mrs. George Brehm
and Mrs. John Hasemeier, had ST
Patrick's decorations forming the cen
. terpiece and shamrocks for favors
The April committee, Mrs. William
, Hoelscher and Mrs. Chris. Bailey, had
small umbrellas and violets for cen
ter decorations and tiny umbrellas fol
favors. A May pole dance as the cen
|. terpiece and small May poles for ia
vors were used in the May table by
Mrs. Will Meerhoff and Mrs. Henry
, Kim. Symbolical of the month OF
/ June, tiny bridal party was used fol
the table representing that month
which was designed by Mrs. Will
| Kienker and Mrs. Edward Newman
: Favors were roses. The July com
mittee, Mrs. Jas. McCauley and Mrs
: Clifford Piehl had American flags
forming the centerpiece and firecrack
ers for favors. For August, a small
u WV Fl, 10 h IL
I motif and tiny bathing girls as favor!
were used by Mrs. Joe Miller and Mrs
J. P. Miller Mrs. Edward Wiechmal
I and Mrs. Charles Surrender, il
charge of the September decorations
g had a small school house with fal
J. leaves for the table and autumn
:, leaves as favors. Mrs. George Schultz
: and Mrs. Henry Thorman for Octobe
!, had Halloween decorations and ghost!
u u for favors. A Thanksgiving decora
: ton, with tiny turkeys for favors
u were used on the November table b,
! Mrs. Emma Rose and Mrs. Elme
!. Weisbrod The December committee
:, Mrs. Jesse Wiechman and Mrs. Ed
y Sweet, had as the table design a small
Christmas trees and Santa Claus, VIII,
II presented each guest with a Christ
q mas gift.
The jolly Nine Sheephead club wa
! entertained by Mrs. Walter Ellis, a
= her home on North Twelfth street
= Wednesday afternoon. High score
= were made by Mrs. Edward Ball, Mrs
g c. c. Harris and Mrs Orla Mclean
:, Other members who were present ir
cluded: Mrs. Geo. Walker, Mrs. Be-
Korthaus, Mrs. Walter Bass, Mrs. f.
II Schramm, and Mrs. Ellis. The mex
!, Uncle Ben says: "When a healthy
= man falls down, he gets up again.