The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-24

y "Wednesday when the August social
committee entertained with one OF a
series of eolf-luncneon-bridge parties
= for club members. Tourney players
began teeing off at 10 O'Clock. Lunch
con was served at noon following
which tables of bridge were formed.
Among those for whom covers were
laid at luncheon were: Mrs. Ben Bar
tel, Mrs. Walter G. Butler. Mrs. o. G..
Murray. Miss Nellie Morrow, Mrs.
Ray x. Shiveley, Mrs. Lewis G. Rey-
nolds, Mrs. Dorothy VaughanBern-
hardt, OF New York City. Mrs. Charles
Mcclure, Mrs. Henry Gennett, Mrs.
John H. Nicholson. Mrs. H. Shuman
Jones and Miss Elizabeth Comstock.
Invitations we're Issued Wednesday
by Miss Helen Johnson for tea which
she is giving for the pleasure of her
cousin, Miss Frances Holbrook, of
Chicago, who will be her house guest
next week. On Friday of next week
Miss Johnson will entertain at cards
as a compliment to Miss Holbrook.
Miss Holbrook is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Underwood Raymond, of
Dayton, o., this week. Miss Johnson
leaves Friday to be week end guest
dt Tic
Miss Mary Henke, of Monticello,
formerly of this city, who has been
engaged in newspaper work abroad
for the past two years, arrived home
Monday. The last few months abroad
Miss Henke spent in Cork, Ireland.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl s. Colglazier, of
West Richmond. left Wednesday on a
two weeks trip TO st. Louis, Mo,
Cairo, H., Evansville, Ind, and Louis
vile, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Reed Brians. Jr., and
Mrs, Alice NJ. Hunt have returned
from Alexandria where they motored
Saturday to spend the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. Nicoson
Little Miss Mary Jane Nicoson will
come Saturday from Alexandria to
spend week with Mrs. J. r. Brians
Jr at her home on West Fifth street
Mrs. T. r. Mcdonnell, of New Or.
leans. La, who has been stopping at
the Hotel Westcott the past two weeks
while visiting relatives and friends
left Tuesday for Anderson and In
dianapolis where she will spend tive
weeks visiting relatives.
Miss Katherine Arnett, of this city
and Miss Martha Shank. of Dayton, o..
spent the week end at Webster the
guests OF Miss Florence Wickersham
Norman 3 Reid, of gainesville. o.
is visiting his mother. Mrs. Jack Knoll
lenberg. of the Middleboro road.
Mrs. w. w. Gaar, Mrs. Charles
Bond. Mrs. NJ f. Johnston, Mrs Jul
let Shirk and Mrs. George Williams
who have been spending the summer
travelling in Europe, sailed Friday for
Montreal. Canada Their boat is
scheduled to arrive Sunday.
Mrs. Julian L. Gates, of Jackson
Vile, Fla, who has been spending the
season here, left Tuesday for Bay
View. Mich, to join her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. w. Gaar, who are spend
ing several weeks there.
Mrs. Rudolph G. Leeds, of Soutf
Eighteenth street, left Tuesday fol
Oden, Mich, to join her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. p. w. Smith, OF East Mair
street, who are spending the summe
there.
Miss Jessie Burgess, OF Texarkana
Ark, has returned home after tw'
months visit with her uncle, Harr,
Burgess, of the Abingdon pike.
Miss Pauline Wilcox, of % Soutl
Ninth street, left Wednesday mornin
for Greenville, o.. where she will visi
friends and relatives and attend tn
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Rich and sor
Roderiek, are leaving Friday mornin
on a motor trip to Columbus, o
Canton. O.. and other points.
Mrs Ernest Davis and two daughter
Of New York City, returned HON
Friday after spending the month visi
ing relatives and friends in Indian;
Mrs. Oscar Porterfeld, of South Eight
street, entertained a number of guest
ut farewell dinner for Mrs. Davis an
her two daughters.
Mrs. Robert Staley and little sol
Bobby. of Denver, Colo, were tn
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph H Mill
of South Tenth street, Tuesday O
their way to Bay View, Mich, fro,
Germantown. o., where Mrs. Stale
has been visiting her mother
Mr., and Mrs. Albert ID. Gayle
South Sixteenth street, are spendir
Two weeks fishing and camping alor
the Kentucky River.
Mrs Wilson Reynolds, of Nor
ANNilttiI SllFCNy vii itdNe tIiS wet
for Hagerstown, where she will sper
several days.
Mrs. Bessie Keith. of WILLIAMSBURG
is the house guest of Mrs. Inez Harri
OF North Twentieth street
Phil Roser and his son. Earl. a
compsnied by Walter Eyersman. we,
10 Connersville, Tuesday to attend q
fair.
Mrs. Charles Morton, OF Hamilto
O.. has been spending several weel
here the guest OF her sister, Mrs. ia,
Haner.
Mrs. George Miller. OF Indianapol
has returned home after spending Sc
eral days here visiting relatives.
The Young Mems Institute is to
the host at their first social functi,
of the season Thursday evening. VIII,
they entertain with a dancing par
at their hall. for members and tho
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) Apt Greeting Cards for Al
Occasions
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