The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-01
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MlSS Hntn Snera, Drlde-eiect or
John Haramy, was guest OF honor at
a dinner party given by Miss Eunice
Brokaw, Miss Ella Hildebrandt and
Miss Helen Buckley at the Rose Cor
her Farm in. Dunlapsville Tuesday
evening. Among the guests were:
Miss Ruth Shera, Miss Marie Kauff-
man, Miss Grace Shera. Miss Nina
Shera, Mrs. E. X. Shera. Miss Helen
Buckley, Miss Eunice Brokaw, and
Miss Ella Hildebrandt.
Miss Mary Reinnardt entertained
Informally for the Five Hundred club
at her home in Washington court
Tuesday evening. Cards were played
At three tables, Miss Edna Stanford
Miss Gertrude Eggleston, Miss Helen
Bentlage, Mrs. Cedric Johnson, Miss
Dorothy Korves. Miss Janette Cope
3and, Miss Edna Stanford, Miss Lois
Johanning, Miss. Mildred Klute, Miss
Ogen Shelton, and Miss Mary Rein
hardt.
! The Tyrolean club was entertained
by Miss Anna Dallas Tuesday evening
for the pleasure Of her house guest,
Miss Jane Henry, of Chicago Cards
were played and later a luncheon was
Served The guests were Miss Jane
Henry, Miss Josephine Hiatt, Miss
Irene Bishop, Mrs. Glen Roberts, Miss
Mary Chenoweth, Miss Helen Snod
grass, Miss Clara Daub Miss Esther
Reid, Miss Vera Schepman, Mrs
Louis ]. Weidner and Miss Anna Dal
las.
Summer garden flowers formed
pretty decorations for the informal
party given by Mrs. w. E. Morris a.
her home on South Fifteenth street
for the Show-Me club Tuesday AFTER
noon. Ten members were present
Mrs. A. L. Reid entertains for the clut
ma fortnight.
Mrs. r. C. Brunton was hostess te
fhgH. N. C. Tuesday evening at hel
home on the National Road west
Garden flowers were used for decora
lions. Covers were laid for 10 per
sons at a luncheon served during the
afternoon. -.
J The women Of Mooseheart legion
Chapter 534, will present home tai
ent entertainment under the Director
of MES. PEARL Karch Thursday eve
ming. June 2, in their hall. Following
4he entertainment light refreshment:
will be served on the lawn OF the
Moose home. The public is invited.
Earlham Alumni members OF THIS
CITY were entertained at their annua
dinner in the dining rooms OF ths
~. M. c. A., Tuesday evening. FLO"
ers in profusion adorned the taoles
Covers we're laid for 81 persons
Rufus Allen, outgoing president pre-
sided. Officers for the coming yea
were elected. as. follows: freslosnt
Frank Elliott; vice president, Mis-:
Anna Finfrock; secretary, Miss Mar
tina Whitacre; treasurer, Mrs. Mape
Rartel feature of the evening:
,propram was short talks by Preslden
David M. Edwards and Prof Edwin +
.Trueblood. Music for the affair was
Furnished by the Misses Gladys Long
necker.. Mary Jones and Ruth Jones.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McGunegill ane
daughters, Cleo and Marie, ana son
William,--re returned Monday from
motor trip to Danville, Ill. Enrout'
home they stopped at indianapolis.
Mrs. Elizabeth King and Miss Der
nice Burt spent the week end in Day
aon, Ohio, the guests of William Gal
laway and family.
Mr., and Mrs. George Brown and MI
and Mrs. Fred Jarvis and cnlldren
Mtfdred and Robert, who are leaVln'
SlOrtly 1Or FlOTlUd, nave AS'"' -
from Cincinnati O., after short vlsl
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs o. H. Sieweke, of De
troit, Mich, motored here and ar
spending some time visiting Mr. Sic
weke's mother, Mrs. Sophie Sieweke
of South Eighth street They attenc
ed the races in Indianapolis Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Petty, Mr.. an
Mrs Monroe Sherry and Mrs. Hut
man, of Hagerstown, spent Monda
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise an
family, at their home on the Unto
pike.
Mr.. and Mrs e. c. Splitter and Mis-
Gwendolyn Splitter attended Decor;
ton day services at Centerville, tn
guests of Mrs. Spitler's parents, M
and Mrs G. w. Sanders.
d; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Roller an
daughter. Betty, are spending tn
week with John Roller, north
Green's Fork.
A dance will be given at the Re
Mems hall Wednesday by Richmor
Council, 1856, S. B. A. Refreshmen
will be served during the evenin
Music will be furnished by Pa