The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-18
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One of the most notable of mid-sum-
mer social functions occurred Monday
afternoon when Miss Janet Seeker en-
tertained with a Japanese tea at her
residence on South A street for the
pleasure of her house guest, Miss Mary
Sarber. of Culver. Boughs of cherry
blossoms and japanese parasols were
arranged through the reception and
dining rooms forming an artistic orien-
tai setting for the affair. Lights were
shaded in deep pink in the dining
room and bright shades of orange and
green covered the lights in the recep-
ton rooms. Simple arrangements of
gladioli and other garden flowers |
were also used in the decorations.
Seventy-five guests were received
from 8 until O'Clock and from I'M
til 5 o'clock. In the receiving line
were Miss Janet Seeker, Miss Mary |
Sarber, of Culver, Miss Doris Groan,
Miss Mildred Carpenter,of Cambridge |
City, Miss Margaret Thornburg, of
Winchester, and Miss Eleanor Leavell, !
of Winchester. Miss Alice Gennett |
and Miss Ruth Goodenough served in
the dining rooms and Miss Mildred
Nusbaum and Miss Maxine Murray
poured tea. All four young women
were gowned in stunning Japanese
costumes. During the afternoon Miss
Helen Eggemeyer, vocalist, and Miss
Mary Jones, yiolinist, accompanied by
Miss Lois Johanning, gave several
solos.
The invited guests were: Mrs. Earl
Bullerdick, Mrs. Brandon Griffis, Miss
Gladys Kitchin, Miss Madge Kitchin,
Miss Amy Dean, of Philadelphia, Pa,
Miss Mabel Hasemeier. Mrs. Edward
V. Williams, Miss Kathryn Bartel,
Miss Lois Johanning, Miss Helen Rust,
Mrs. Clyde Semler, Miss Gertrude
Funell, of Frankfort, Miss Jane Car
penter, Mrs. Julian Mccarthy, of Los
Angeles, Cal, Mrs. Robert Nelson
Land, Miss Mary Louise Norris, Miss
Mary Nicholson, Mrs. Horatio Land,
Miss Helen Johnson, Miss Stella
Knode, Mrs. Fred Girty, Mrs. Will
Jenkins, Mrs. Harold Grimes, Mrs Al
bert d. Gayle, Mrs. Ben. .Bartel, Miss
Gladys Longnecker, Mrs. Sidney Watt j
Miss Dorothy Cook. Mrs. Roy Camp
bell, Miss Ogen Shelton, Miss Iris Igle-
man, Miss Mary Reinhardt, Miss
Esther Reid, Miss Mildred Klute, Miss
Helen Rethmeyer, Miss Dorothy Lebo,
Miss Agnes Addleman, Mrs. Cedric
Johnson, Miss Marie Backmeyer, Miss
Okal Mather of Hamilton, Canada,
Miss Mildred Stevens, Miss June Rob-
inson, Miss Thelma Robinson, Miss
Camilla Haner, Miss Lucille Haner,
Miss Mary Phillips, Miss Vivian Hard
ing, Miss Mary Lahrman, Miss jan
cite Copeland, Mrs. Ralph Winslow,
Miss Esther Jones, Miss Elizabeth
Bates, Miss Mary Louise Bates, Miss
Alice Knollenberg, Miss Gertrude
Bartel, Miss Mildred Schalk, Miss
Miriam Hutton, Mrs Elwood Greist,
of Lancaster, Pa, Miss Margaret Cal
velage, Miss Ellen Mccarthy, Mrs
Alvin Fox, Mrs. Roland Nusbaum,
Miss Louise Monarch, Miss Bonita
Monarch, Miss Helen Bentlage, Miss
Hilda Tiffany, of Boston, Mass, Miss
Esther Thomas, Miss Helen Senior,
Mrs. Earl Bone, Mrs. Ray Smith, Miss
Agnes Meerhoff, Miss Louise Nicer
hoff, Miss Mary Williams, Miss Juliet
Nusbaum, and Miss Elizabeth Tarkel-
son.
Mr. and Mrs George A. Reid, enter
tanned with a pretty midsummer party
at their home. 40 South d street,
Sunday for the pleasure of number
Of guests from Muncie, who spent the
day here. Covers at dinner were laid
for the following guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
7. ]. Singer. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Singer, Jason Kraumer, Mrs. Byron
L. Ogle, Miss Eva Ogle, Harry Singer
and Miss Eva Lee, all of Muncie, Mr..
and Mrs Mason Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Snavely and children, Mary
Louise and John Snavely, Mr.. and Mrs.
To- DnsI
Fred Goebel and daughter, Bernice
Mrs. Alice Reid. Marc Justice, and Mr.
and Mrs. George Reid.
One of the largest picnic and motor
parties of the month occurred over the
weekend, when the Good Cheer class
of United Brethren church held their
annual outing at Lundy's grove north
OF Centerville. Sixty-nine persons
were guests at the affair. An elabo
rate picnic dinner was served at noon
The afternoon was spent in swimming
and playing games Among those who
enjoyed the picnic were: the Rev
and Mrs. II. S. James, Mr. and Mrs
Warren Weaver and children, Bobbie
and Juanita May, Mr. and Mrs Ernes
Davis and son, Byron Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Yoke and daughter Pauline
Mr.. and Mrs. Milroy Baird and daugh
ter, Catherine, Mr. and Mrs. Stanle!
Appleton and daughters, Helen, Lois
Mary and June; Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
Christopher and daughter, Helen; Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Lashin and chill
dren. Thelma, Wilma and Charles
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred White and daugh
ter. Helen; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Whit
and son. Eugene; Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Davies and daughters, Heller
and Susane: Mr.. and Mrs. Floy,
Lamb and daughter Betty; Mr. ant
Mrs. Roy Rogers and son, Ralph Sam
uel; Mr., and Mrs. Russell Bailey an,
son; Benjamin Blair and daughter
Ruth Ellen; Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Gaede and children, Helen an
Charles, Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. Valid
Lacy and sons, John and David: Mrs
Lillian Roberts; Mrs. Charles Spron
and daughter. Wilma Beth; Mrs. job,
Osborne, Miss Ruth James, Miss il
sephine Kennedy. John Lucas, Jane
Nogele Earl Butler Charles RenSor