The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-07-21

were in attendance. Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker left on short trip. They will
be at home after August / at 3245s
South Eleventh street.
A pretty children's lawn party oc-
CURED Wednesday afternoon when
Miss Alice Forkner entertained at the
home of her sister, Mrs L. NJ. Jones,
on North Eleventh street, for Made
line, George, and Herbert Lahr, of
Evansville, children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Lahr, nee Josephine Gates,
who with their mother are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. George l.. Gates this summer.
Games were played during the after
noon, after which refreshments were
served by the hostess on the lawn and
pretty favors presented the guests.
Among those present were: Miss Jane
Elmer, Miss Marjorie Potter, Miss
Mary Shiveley, Madeline Lahr, Ellen
King, William King, George Lahr,
'Johan McConaha, Jean Cortez, Herbert
Lahr, Walter King, Richard Campield,
and David Campfeld
bers of the Cheer Bearers class of
the Second English Lutheran church
at Thistlethwaite's Falls, Wednesday
afternoon. Swimming and games were
enjoyed and later supper served. Those
present were Miss Bernice Longstreth,
Miss May Rush, Miss Virginia Jones,
Miss Mabel Ball, Miss Ruth Harris,
Miss Janet Russell, Miss Vesta Thomp-
son, Miss Louise Krone, Miss Lorraine
Penny, and Miss Mabel Bortner.
Mrs. P. ]. Heery's class of Grace
M. E. church entertained with a picnic
party at Glen Miller park Wednesday
evening at which members of Mr..
Heery's class were honored guests.
Those present included Mr. and Mrs
P. ]. Heery, Miss Juanita Wood, Miss
Hazel Baker, Miss Tillie Abbott, Miss
Irene Sittloh, Miss Thelma Alvin, Miss
, Pauline Harman, Miss Ruth Welsh,
Miss Margie Rundly, Stewart Binkley,
Roland Chamberlain, Roland Worth
! Stanley Sparrow, Horace Webb Robert
Thomas, Cleo Homrighous, Emery
+! Wood, Earl Hawkins, Harvel Moffit
and Wilbur Cond.
A wiener roast will be given Friday
evening by the social committee OF
the Young Peoples class of he Middle
boro Sunday school at the home OF
Paul and Ralph Stanley, four miles
northeast of this city
The ladies of the Bryant Cemetery
| association of Centerville, will meet
| Tuesday afternoon, July 26, with Mrs
Emma K1tterman, to make plans fol
their annual ice cream festival, which
will be held in the Centerville Town
Hall, Saturday night, August s. AL
members are asked to be present
The Loyal Daughters class of the
First Christian church will hold theil
rally day Sunday, July "a. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
Mrs. Arthur A. Roberts, of Center
vile, has left for a two weeks visit
with his sister at South Bend. She
will also spend some of her time al
1 a lake resort.
| Miss Ruth Peltz, talented musician
of this city, is continuing her plan;
study under Clarence Adler, eminen
New York teacher and concert pianist
this summer at Cincinnati, O., where
Mr.. Adler is giving a six weeks cours,
for very advanced pupils at the Gin
cinnati College of Music Miss Pelt
studied under Mr.. Adler in New Yorl
, city for some time She is maxim,
weekly trips to Cincinnati this sum
, mer during the course by Mr.. Adler
The New York pianist was accom-
panied west by five of his pupils, VIII
came so as to continue their studie
| with him during the summer