The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-16
Society
Among pretty spring parties occur

dance which Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp
gave at the l. o. o. F.. hall and for
(Which the Evan Smith orchestra
splayed. Among those who attended
were: Misses Pauline Marshall, Flor
sence Haley, Ethel Bridget, Anita Sud-
hoff. Maude Reber, Marie Dare, Norma
%Goebel, Miriam Little, Reba Boggs.
Geraldine Pettibone, Wilma Sudhoff.
SElizabeth Bell Alice Smith, Helen
ssHill, Virginia Livingston, Helen Jes-
~sup, Alice Gennett, Edna Stanford, In
ssdia Stanford, Ellen Mccarthy, Vivian
Harding, Isabelle Leonard, Greta Sick.
%Martha Eggemeyer,~ Gladys Boyce,
Vivian Spalding. Almyra Stauber, Mar
searet Sweeney, Helen Pile, Dorothy
korves, Luella Shank, Katherine Ri
Iley, Iris Cooke, Kathryn Williams, An
sna Dallas, Clara Daub, Ruth Gcode-
enough, Helen Snodgrass, Louise Meer-
sshoff. Elmer Bescher, Arthur Austin.
! Marion Austin, Clarence Sitloh, Will
$aard Morgan, W. McCullem. Lester As
bury, Howard Siekman, Roy Hardy.
%Herbert Soldering, Robert Reid. Wayne
Hill. Roy Johnson, Russell Allen, Dr.
E'E. A. Wysong. Frank Grove, Winston
Huff, z. Kennedy, Reid Jordan
#Charles Yeager, Forest Gartside, Paul
sMcCarthy. Richard Mansfield, Lester
Letter, Glen Weist, Paul Quigg, Lee
Webb. Andrew Spalding, E. Merryman,
Everett Lady, Walter Smith, Claus An
Nderson, John Kelly, Clarence Taylor.
$Arthur Johanning, John Weber. Ben
&nie Shafer. Earl Tauer, Thornton
FBrehm, Harold Sinex, Edwin Horner.
Robert Graham, John Lemon, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Dubois, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones.
sand Mr. and Mrs. Myron E. Hill.
4 Earlham College Glee club members
will be hosts at dinner party at the
,sRichmond Country club Saturday
%evening Covers will be laid for "a
members of the club, and the follow
ing guests: Miss Elizabeth Marvel,
Miss Bernice. Burnside, Miss Mabel
Richey, Miss Jeanette Wilson, Miss
Elizabeth Thomson. Miss Corona
sRayle, Miss Ruth Thorpe, Miss Agnes
3Sellars. Miss Dorothy Carter, Miss
Mary Reed, Miss lone Threewitz, Miss
nRawles, Miss LaVonne Wright, Miss
Sylvia Waterbury. Miss Margaret
:sNewsom, Miss Miriam Hadley, Miss
Mary Wallace, Miss Donnah Nease,
Miss Hilda Harvey, Miss Josephine
,Threewitz, Miss Marcia Russell, Miss
Mildred Clark, and Miss Gertrude Be-
dell. r,-
A. A Mum bower, who suffered an
sinjury to his eye, when cranking his
car several days ago, is reported i'm
Hproved.
- Miss Wilodean Splitter, who has
been convalescing from a severe at
sack of influenza, will return to school
next week.
= Mrs. Roland Coate arrives Saturday
from New York City, for a short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Coate,
of Reeveston. She leaves in a few
days for her home in Pasadena, Cal.
: The Public Art gallery, now exhib-
,.iting the one-map exhibit by Guy Wig
gins of New York City, will be open
from 2 until 5 o'clock Sunday after
noon. In addition to the Virgins pic
lures an unusually fine cole ction OF
>eolor prints of Louis Raemaeker's car
%toons are on exhibit. Everyone inter
Sested is invited to visit the gallery.
: The Woman's Loyal club will meet
In regular session at Moose hall at
s7:15 O'clock Wednesday evening. At
g o'clock a public card party will be
given to which everyone is cordially
invited.
= The Penny club will hold an all-day
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Andrew
burgess on the ADlnSLOu plhe " euuSo-
day. Members are asked to meet at
$50 o'clock at Southwest Second and
National road where means of trans
portation will be provided.
y Mrs Ora StegaNs class of Grace
church will be entertained at party
in the church parlors Monday evening
= A dance will be given by Eagles de-
gree team Saturday evening.
y Miss Bernce Weaver left Friday for
Fort Wayne to spend the weekend.
= Mrs o. E. Weaver and family will
spend the week end in Cincinnati, o
$, Mrs. Foster Stansburg was hostess
To the Hiawatha Social and Literary
club at her home on North Sixth
street Friday afternoon. Mrs. Lizzie
Bair gave current events as part OF
the program and a paper on is the
Woman Voter Dangerous?" was read
BY MIS- Nellie Myers. Mrs. Thomas
Wood will be hostess to the club at
her home or North Eighteenth street
in two weeks.
8. Mrs. George Chrisman delightfully."-
entertained with an all day party fos
The L. c. T. club at her new residence
Willowbrook farm, on the New Paris
pike. The time was spent informally
served by the hostess.
The Rev. and Mrs. J.. +. Gates and
family were honor guests at a recep
ton given by members Of the Third
NJ f. church in the church parlors
Friday evening Musical numbers
readings. and short talks by represent
atives OF. various organizations of the
church were features of the evening
Light refreshments were served during
the evening. About Is persons, includ
ing members of the congregation anc
their friends, we're present.
= Miss Gertrude Mullen. daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Mullen, of Chest
nut street, and Cha rles Hyde, son o
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hyde, Of Nortl
Tenth street, were married quietly a
1890 o'clock Saturday afternoon a
the parsonage of the Grace NJ. Z
church the Rev A H BackuS, pas