The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-13

ternoOn as compliment 10 MIS-. l.. "
Silverberg, of Los Angeles, Cal, Mrs.
Robert l.. Carvey, of Glen Dale, CAL.
and Mrs. Robert l.. Coate, of Glen
View, a recent bride. Seventy-fve
guests will be received during the
afternoon.
Mrs. Louis B. Quinn, of Chicago.
was the guest of honor at another of
a series of functions given for he-
pleasure when Mrs. Walter G. Butler
entertained with an informal bridge
party at her home on South A street
Friday afternoon. Summer garden
flowers were used for decorations.
Favors went to Mrs. Omar G. Murray.
Mrs. Fred Carr, Mrs. Warren Glenn
ents and Mrs. Louis B. Quinn.
Announcements have been received
her OF the marriage of Miss Effie J.
Wolfard, formerly of this city, to
L. Dalton Wright, of Los Angeles, CAL,
which took place August 10, at the
home of the brides uncle in Boulder,
Colo. Miss Wolfard has been a mem
Der of the faculty at Garfield school
for the past two years and has large
circle Of friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson w Taggart en-
tertained with party Friday evening
for Mr.. Harold Taggart who is leav-
ing Saturday evening for California.
Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Taggart, Miss Gertrude Williams and
MIR. Harold Taggart.
Miss Ethel Graham entertained with
six o'clock dinner Friday evening az
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leaving for Buckeye Lake. The guests
were: Miss Helen Snodgrass, Miss
Ruby Castator, Miss Ethel Graham,
Robert Graham, Glen Tillson and Fred
Stuart.
The Medearis family will hold its
18th annual reunion, Sunday, at Jack
son park.
The reunion of the Cook family will
be held at Glen Miller park, Sunday.
Persons attending are asked to meet
at the first spring past the main en-
trance at 1890 o'clock.
The Shank McCashland families are
holding their annual reunion, Sunday,
at McCabe park, in Dayton, o.
Mrs. Louis Trouse will be hostess to
the Greenbriar community club, We'd
nesday afternoon, Aug. II.
The T. W. M. A. will be entertain
by Miss Elnora Haner, Wednesday
evening at her home.
The Denver Brown camp and ladies'
auxiliary of Spanish-American war
veterans, will meet at the court house
at 1880 o'clock, Wednesday evening.
The w. o. M. l.. meet at O'Clock
Thursday evening at Moose hall.
The Queen Esther club. past grands
of Eden Rebekah lodge, will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Miss Ada Nc
Intosh at her apartment on the third
floor over Dafler's Drug store. corner
of Ninth and Main streets. All mem
bers are invited to attend.
The Penny club will meet with Mrs
Lewis l.. Darlington at her home, 725
West Main street, Wednesday after
noon. Members are reminded that il
will be lunch day.
Mr.. Shannon D. Neff of the Morton
high school faculty, returned home Sat
urday from New York city. Mr.. Nefi
attended the summer session at Co
lumbia university.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred r. Clark and
children, Fred, Jr, and Helen, oil
.oOulu EltNtHtI SIIeSJ, are SpSAuins
the rest of the season at their sum
mer cottage at Lake James.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Koogle, of Chi
cago, and their son and daughter-in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Chatfield Koogl,
and baby son, have come to spenc
two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hodgin, of North Fourteenth street.
Mrs. Frederick Hollowell returned
Friday TO New York City after spend
ing the summer here with her mother
and sister, Mrs. Eleanor Shute, ant
Miss Florence Shute, of Pittsburg
Pa, and her aunts, the Misses Anna
and Jean Lupton, of North Fourteenth
street.
One of the delightful events of thu
mkt week will be the gold tournament
bridge party and luncheon which oc
ours at the Country club Wednesda.
morning for all club women. Thu
tournament and bridge game are bot
to start punctually at 10 O'Clock
Luncheon will be served at 1890 t
persons making reservations by Tues
day evening.
Phi Delta Kappas are entertaining
with their second dance of the season
al JdChSOu NCuhCooos
August II. Feature dances will b
given as a special attraction. Harr
Frankel will appear with his oWl
orchestra and entertainers. The Ph
Delta dances have ever been popula
and a large crowd is expected to al
tend. Two hundred invitations hav
been issued.
The Rev. and Mrs. L. P. Jones, c
Ontario, Canada, and formerly OF thi
city. have accepted a call to Mort
Carolina given by the w. NJ. M. A.
the Universalist church. The post
considered a very important charg'
The Rev. and Mrs. jones will take
their duties in the south the first
october. En- route they will visit /
this city. The Rev. Jones was paste
of the Universalist church IL this cit
for a number of years. He has ha
the pastorate in Canada for the pas
six years.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl c. Wolfe and fan
i,v are leaving this week end on
weeks motor trip to Bloomington
Bloomfield. Spencer, Terre Haute, an
indianapolis.
Miss Mabel Gpyer, of the Nation;
Road west, is spending several day
with her brother and sister-in-lay, Nj
and Mrs. Ralph Guyer, at their sun