The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-06

Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Lawrence
Hiatt, of Kansas City, Mo, announce
the marriage of their mother, Mrs.
Frances Lawrence Hiatt, to Mr.. Fran
els Van Uxem, of Stanford, Cal. The
ceremony was read Saturday, Oct. /,
by the Rev. George 5. Baity at the
home of Mrs. HATS daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gil
bert. Kansas City, Mo. Only members
of the immediate families were pres
ent. Mr. and Mrs. Van Uxem will be
at home after November first at Los
Angeles, Cal.
Mrs J. Z. Miller was hostess for an
informal evening party at her home,
211 South Eighth street, Tuesday
when she entertained as a compliment
10 her father. d. F. Woodhurst, of
Saint Cloud, Fla, who is visiting here.
Refreshments with appointments in
keeping with the fall season were
served during the evening. The guests
were: Mr. Woodhurst, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Palmer, Mrs H. E. Burris, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Christopher and daugh-
ter, Helen Mae, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Burris and son, Harry, Paul Burris,
Miss Mary Burgess, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller
Four generations were present at a
dinner given Wednesday at the home
OF Mr.. Oliver Jones, in honor of his
S9th birthday. The guests were: Mr.
and Mrs ]. Everette Jones, of Denver
Colo, Mrs. Maud Jones, and Miss Jane
Craighead, of San Antonio, Tex, Mrs
Walter z. Jones, Miss Rose Jones
Mrs Sara Share, and Mr.. and Mrs
Russell Johnson, and little daughter
Rose.
Miss Georgia Burkett, assisted by
Mrs. Estella Branson and Miss Made
line Branson. entertained with love
~ fall party at her home on Richmond
avenue "wednesday evening. Games and
music were features of the evenings
entertainment. Refreshments were
E served later. Those present were:
Miss Caroline Collins, Miss Haze
Bower, Miss Hazel Underhill, Mis-:
Mildred Underhill, Miss Helen Tn
thank, Miss Madeline Branson, Mrs
Estella Brandon, Miss Georgia Bur
kett, Cecil flasher, Jesse Underhill
f Harry Bockstetter, Levi Underhill
William Norris, Charles O'Bayley, Mr.
Burkett, and Mr.. Tidd.
Miss Mary Way was hostess 70
an informal party given for member!
of the Kurt-Te-Se club, at her home
Wednesday evening A mock wedding
was the feature of the evening. Con
tests were held, the favors going t
Miss Margaret Puthoff, Miss Ann;
Bostick, Miss Esther Morgan, Mis-
Martha Locke and Miss Agnes Put
hoff. Plans were discussed for a Hal
lowee'n party to be held soon. Thos
present were: Miss Anna Bostick
Miss Agnes Puthoff. Miss Mary Lock
and Miss Mary Way. Miss Agnes Put
hoff will be hostess to the next meet
ing. Oct. II.
Mrs. Will Matti entertained men
bers of the Neighborly club at he
home on the National road east Wee
nesday. Fifteen persons were pre-
ent, including, three guests, Mrs. M
ron Hill, Mrs. Carl Norris and Mis-
Marie Backmeyer. The afternoo
was spent sewing for needy fam
ly in the neighborhood, after whic
musical program was given incluc
ing piano number by Miss Margue
lite Finley, and a vocal solo by Mis-
Ruth Matti. Later an elegant luncl
con was served by the hostess Gu
members who were present included
Mrs. Leila Thurman, Mrs. Bessie FIJI
ley, Mrs. Emma Austerman, Mis-
Elizabeth Baird. Mrs. Georgia Sned
ker, Miss Anna Fetta, Mrs Myrtl
Davenport, Mrs. Ruby Hafner, Mr.
Nellie Morrow, Mrs. Charles BAG
meyer, Mrs. Eva Ridenour, Mrs. Edu
Souder and Mrs. Will Matti. Til
next meeting will be in a fortnigh
with Mrs. Joshephine Stanley.
An assembly dance will be give
Friday evening from 8 until II o'cloc
by Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp in the
o. o. F. hall. The Evan ]. Smi;
players will furnish the music. TT
balcony will be open 10 spectator
Preceding the dance Mr.. and Mr.
Kolp will meet their dancing ella.
from Z until 9 o'clock The junic
class will meet at $3.50 Saturday afte
s noon, it is announced
Mr.. William Beck entertained wit
an informal autumn party Monds
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mr.
William Kantner on North Eight
street in honor of the first birthde
of Rex Brookhart, son of Mr. al
Mrs. Ray Brookhart and grandson
the HAMMERS. Music and games We
features of the evening. Later +
freshments were served The CUES
were Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Teagen al
little son Donald, Mr.. and Mrs. Da1
Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. William Kar
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lohse al
daughter Jean, Mr.. and Mrs. RI
e Brookhart and little son Rex. Mr.. al
Mrs. Ed. Davis, Mrs. Daisy Ran, NJ
William Beck, Miss Lammonte TIE
gen. Miss Edna Weaver Miss Raz
Weaver, Mrs. Harriet Albertson, MI
Fred Weaver and son Norman, We
ster Marshall, Mildred, George, Jact
and Ruth Shonkwiler, Mary, Louis
Lucille and Ruth Weaver, Billy al
Bunny Sauers. Charlotte, Lulu, Harr
Robert and Maynard Spaulding. Ru
Spencer, Elizabeth Bishop, Grace al
s Glen Connor, Richard Ran, Charl
Jones.
Mrs. j. A. Fuchs entertained f
the H. b. club at her home, 81 Nor
Eleventh street, Wednesday afternoc
The time was spent informally
needlework, and refreshments we
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