The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-02

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leading social events of next week
is the card party which the Service
Star unit OF the American legion will
give -iRrthe legion rooms next Friday
afternoon, Two committees will be
in charge, one for those playing cards,
and the other to entertain, those who
do not play cards. Those desiring to
form tables may make their reserva-
lions by calling Mrs. Raymond Math-
err 2351 The card committee is com
posed of the following women: Mrs.
IL S. McNutt. chairman; Mrs. Ru-
,dolph, knode, Mrs. Phillip Twigg. Mrs
VS.. Clendenin, Mrs. Joseph w. Con-
ner, Mrs. George Hunt and Mrs. Ed
ward Schalk. Those ON the commit
tee to entertain guests who do not
play cards are Mrs. George Davis and
Mrs, A. w. Roach.
& Mrs. Earl Bone delightfully."- enter
tanned at her home on South Eighth
street this afternoon with kitchen
shower in honor of Miss Letha Chrow
whose marriage to Earl Bullerdick will
take place in June. The afternoon
was spent playing cards after which
a two-course luncheon was served. The
sfollowing guests were invited: Miss
sLetha Chrow, Miss Doris Groan, Miss
Janet Seeker. Miss Camilla Haner,
Miss Marjorie Gennett, Miss Helen
Eggemeyer, Miss Mary Phillips, Miss
MARY Nicholson, Miss Alice $Gennett,
Miss Helen Johnson, Miss Mary Lair
man, Miss Kathryn Bartel. Miss Mable
.Feltman, Mrs. Raymond Smith, Mrs.
&Horiato Land, Mrs. J. Brandon Grit
sfis, Mrs. Ray Wickemeyer, Mrs. Har-
Fold Grimes, Mrs. Clyde Semler, Mrs.
SCedric Johnson and Mrs. Glen Rob.
;Serts.
= Mrs. Walter Snavely entertained in
formally Friday evening for Mr.. and
MRS. Harry Darnell, who have just re,
sturned from Florida, where they spent
the winter, and who are now house
@guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Snavely. The
evening was spent informally with
music and dancing, and a luncheon
was served by the hostess during the
Sevening. The guests, who included
$mem bers- of the Daffodil club and
sHarry Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
@Longfellow, MI and Mrs. Ed Sharpe
lgMr. and Mrs. George Reid, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Murray, Mr.. and Mrs
SClaude Addleman. Mr. and Mrs
Frank Siegel Mr.. and Mrs. William
%McVay, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fogel
eeMr. and Mrs. Ralph Little. Mr.. ant
Mrs Ray Meeks, Mr.. and Mrs. JohI
%Schattell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dove
Mr. and Mrs. Harry G DANIEL ane
$SMr. and Mrs Walter Snave1y. =
q For the pleasure of Miss Annie Flat
Slew. bride-elect of Frank Long, Mis-!
f4Marguerite Faucet and Miss Mar
.garet Hieger entertained with one o
the prettiest miscellaneous shower
of the week at the home of the for
mer on South Sixth street Frida!
evening. Little Miss Marion Steven
son, representing a kewpie, seated il
q small automobile decorated in white
and yellow, presented the gifts to thu
bride-elect. She then led the guest
into the dining room while wedding
march was played. The dining taol
was beautifully arranged with az
spointments carrying out the yellow
and white color scheme. In the cen
#ter of the table a kewpie bride stand
sing in a French basket of yelloV
spring flowers held streamers of ye
%1ow satin ribbon which radiated t
miniature kewpie brides at each place
Switch were favors. The table wa
lighted by yellow and white candle
in crystal. holders. Tiny yellow bas
sskets of CONNECTIONS were at each COY
Ser. The ices were nodded in tn
shape of a wedding bell and wer
,#decorated with kewpies. The chat
of the guest of honor was decorate
s3with large yellow bow and sprln
flowers. The guests were Miss Ami
&Flatley, Mrs Roy Denning, Mrs. Fol
ssest Livingstone, Mrs. Netue Bulls
Miss Dorothy Burns. Miss Laura Ma
Burns, Miss Margaret Mercur1o an
Miss Gertrude Faucet.
= Mrs. Ella Murray was hostess to tn
Quaker City club Friday afternoon a
@her home, 420 Lincoln street. Luncf
sSeon appointments and decoration
#were carried out in white. WHIT
Szspring flowers formed the centerpiec
of the dining table. Eight member
sand two guests were present. MI:
,yohn Balser will be hostess to tn
S,club in a fortnight. The officers ar
requested to attend at that time.
8 Miss Viola Love and Fred Mered1t
l~,xere quietly married at 4: 80 ocloc
Friday evening at the parsonage OF tn
.%JJnited Brethren church, the Rev.
s. James officiating. Mr.. and Mr.
Meredith will reside for the preser
with the brides parents. Mr.. and Mr.
Nur Fl. Love at their home, 200 Mort
Eighteenth street
Mrs Alice Wiltshire, of lndianapo
SIS, district deputy of the Maccabee
was principal speaker at the meetln
s~of the local w B. A. of the Maccabee
in the I. O. o. r. hall Friday evening
SsSho is staging a campaign for ne
members which will be held the thlr
, S~week in April. All members Oh IN
sS1ocal association are asked 10 mana
3 their pledge cards at the meeting neg
Friday evening.
q The Public Art gallery will be ope
nfrom $50 to 5 o'clock Sunday afte
w$noon for the last time on the junit
.&artists' exhibit. The public is cordia
sly invited to attend.
= The Womans Aid society of tt
First PRESBYTERIAN church will hold i