The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-21

A one O'clock luncheon bridge Mt
the Country club Wednesday for all
members. which was given by the Sep
TENDER social committee, was at
tended by between 40 and 80 persons,
including club members and their
out-of-town guests. Covers were laid
at luncheon for the following persons:
Mrs. Burton Carr, Mrs. Rudolph
Knode. Mrs. Fred ]. Carr, Miss Eliza
beth Comstock, Miss Anne Nicholson,
Mrs. Warren Clements, Mrs. Byram
Robbins, Mrs. ]. A. Brookbank, Mrs.
Walter G. Butler, Mrs. f. H. Harris,
Mrs. John NJ Lontz, Mrs. Charles
Druitt, Mrs. Charles Land, Mrs. Fred
d. Bethard Mrs. c. J. Grain, Mrs.
Newell Todd. Mrs. Ida NJ. Carpenter.
Mrs. A. ]. HARDWOOD Mrs. Frederick
S. Bates, Mrs. P. S. Twigg, Mrs. Wal
ter Bates, Mrs. Fred Gennett, Mrs.
George Bosley, Mrs. ]. w. Blackmore,
Mrs. Fred NJ Girty, Mrs. Walker
Land, Mrs. Ernest H. Hill, Mrs. Max
Kitterman of Cambridge City, Miss
Alice Mccartney of New York City,
Miss Esther Porter of Hagerstown,
Mrs. Will Jenkins. Mrs. S. E. Swayne,
Mrs. w. o. Crawford Mrs. Charles
Mcclure, Mrs. Edward Y. Williams,
Mrs. George Williams, Mrs. Harry
Bockhoff, Mrs Paul Miller, Mrs Rob-
ert Study, Mrs. Walter Engle. Mrs.
Wilbur Hibberd, Mrs. Robert E. Heun,
Mrs. Will w. Keller. Mrs. Walter w
Zimmerman and Mrs. George Gates
Miss Iowa Mansfield, who goes to
Los Angeles, Calf, next Monday for
an indefinite stay, was the honored
guest at farewell party with which
the Ribacra club was entertained on
Tuesday evening by Miss Alta Jewell
and Miss AIDA Wright at their apart
ment on South Eleventh street. A
gift was presented to the guest of
honor by the other club members.
Later luncheon was served. Miss
Edna Voris was elected president of
the club to succeed Miss Mansfield,
and at the next meeting, to be held
at her home in two weeks, the work
for the year will be outlined. Those
present Tuesday evening were: Miss
Iowa Mansfield, Miss Mary Krivel,
Miss Esther Hill, Miss Edna Voris,
Miss Mary Davis, Miss Ruth Menke,
Miss Evelyn White. Miss Mabel Kas-
son, Miss Frances Wright, Mrs. Oar
rel Watts, Miss Jewell and Miss
Wright.
Mrs. A. E. Schulz entertained for the
Progressive Literary club Tuesday aft
sernoon at her home on South Twenty
first street Eighteen members were
present In response to roll call va
cation notes" were given by the mem
.bers. A short talk was given by Miss
Hazel Gregg, the incoming president.
Two papers on Hawaii were read, "Its
Physical Features" by Mrs. E. E. Rice
and Its Past and Present" by Mrs.
NJ. c. Shissler. A number of Hawai-
ian music selections were played after
the papers were read. Mrs. A. w
Gregg presented very interesting pa
per on "Woman's Education for Citi
,zenship." Mrs. Williams, of near De.
.catur, a former member of the club
was guest.
Miss Doris Pickett was hostess to
sthe Ornis Melas Tuesday evening al
her home on South Fourteenth street
The evening was spent informally fol
lowing short business session
Those present were: Miss Gertrude
Eggleston, Miss Katherine Binkley
Miss Helen Bentlage, Miss Helen Haz
eltine, Miss Lucille Weller. Miss Mir
Jam Jordan, Miss BRIDGE Norris, Mis-;
Gertrude Williams, Miss Mildred
Whiteley, Miss Esther Reid, Mis-:
0gen Shelton, Mrs. Sidney Watt Mis-!
Mary Reinhard and Miss Pickett.
Past Grands of Eden Rebekah Iodg'
were entertained by Mrs. Elmer Chris
TOPPER at her home, 38 North Eleventh
street, assisted by Mrs. Nellie Shin
Tuesday afternoon when they met il
regular monthly session. Twenty-on
of the "a members were present, AM
an excellent meeting was reported