The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-20

Miss Helen Hunt Johnson has is
sued invitations for a dinner party,
which she will give on New Year S
eve, at her residence, on South Seven
teenth street. Afterwards the guests
viii attend the New Years Eve Ball, |
at the Richmond Country club
Invitations have been issued by Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Mcclure, Whitney.
and Scott Mcclure, for holiday
Country club Tuesday after Christ
mas.
Announcement is made that tur-
key dinner will be served Sunday.
Christmas day, at the Country club
for members and their out-of-townl
guests. Dinner reservations must be
made by Thursday evening at the lat
est by all persons who expect to at
tend
The Melody Entertainers are giving
a dance at Dublin Thursday evening,
10 which all members of the Happy
Hour club and their friends are in
yited.
Paramount among the holiday fes-
tivities is the Christmas dance which
the Omicron Pi Sigma is giving We'd
nesday evening at the /. o. 0. F. hall.
The Syncopating Five is to play the
order of dances. The balcony is TO
be open to spectators. Dancing will
commence at $3.50 o'clock. The COM
mitteeg arranging the dance includes
Robert Rees, James Rees, Stanley
Smith and Conrad Ottenfeld.
Mrs. Isaac Wilson was hostess for
one of the prettiest parties of this
Yuletide season when she entertained
with Christmas function for the
Recreation circle at her home on the
Liberty pike Saturday afternoon.
Holly sprigs and wreaths, poinsettas
and illumination from candles formed
a lovely setting for the affair. In one
room large Christmas tree stood IL
Illuminated by colored lights. Fifty
guests were present. Gifts were dis
tributed by Santa Claus following the
program and refreshments were served
by the hostess about the Christmas
tree Among the guests were: Mrs.
Emma Beelor, Mrs. John Hawley and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Caskey and
family, Mrs. Lewis Beeson, Mrs. John
Beeson, Miss Florence Gum, Mrs. VIII
Beeson, Mrs. Ralph Druley, Mrs. Win
field Smelser, Miss Elizabeth Smelser,
Mrs Howard Hartman, Mrs. Henry
Lahey and son, James Lowell, Mrs.
Walter Farlow, Mrs. Aaron Sitloh,
Mrs Wilson Magaw and daughter,
Margaret, Mrs. Lester Beeson, Mrs.
Johnson, Mrs Clark Grove, Mrs.
Charles Kaufman and family, Mrs.
w. W Massey and son, Mrs. Dolph
Rinehart and daughter, Mrs. Folger P.
Wilson, Mrs. Giles Williams and son,
Miss Bernice Beeson, Howard Beeson,
Miss Evelyn Wagner and Mrs. Isaac
Wilson.
Mrs. Charles Harris, of Randolph
street, entertained with a lovely holi-
day party in honor of her daughter,
Miss Josephine Harris, who celebrat-
ed her tenth birthday Saturday after
noon. Various games were played
during the afternoon after which re
freshments were served. The dining
room was decorted effectively in
keeping with the holiday season. The
guests were: Miss Pauline Horr, Miss
Marcia Kathleen Brumfiel. Miss Paul
inc Matson, Miss Ruth Matson, Miss
Beatrice Throckmorton, Miss Eliz
abeth Peacock Miss Bernice Rosa
the Misses Esther. Mary Elizabeth
Maxine and June Thomas, Miss Mar
garet Gordon, Miss jeanette Runnel:
and Miss Josephine Harris.
Miss Eula Krouse entertained in
formally for the d L. X. with /;
Christmas party, Monday evening
Plans were made by the club to fill
one Christmas basket for the need.
family this year. Election of officer
was held as follows: Miss Bernie
Weaver, president; Miss Eula Krousc
vice-president: Miss Madge Whitesel
secretary; Miss Lydia Haseltine, as
sistant secretary; Miss Ruby Elliot;
treasurer: Miss Merle Thistlethwaite
press reporter, and Miss Helen Poi
tenger. chairman of the social con
mittee. Following the business NEE
ing, a sDcial hour was enjoyed an
fortunes were told. Those presen
were: Miss Juanita Detmer, Miss He
en- Pottinger, Miss Ruby Elliott. Mis-
Emma Horr. Miss Merle Thistle
thwaite, Miss Dorothy Simms, Mis-
Thelma Champion, Miss Madge White
sell. Miss Lydia Haseltine, Miss Eul
Krouse and Miss Mildred Krouse.
The Delta Theta Tau sorority wa
entertained at its fifth annual Chris
mas party at the home of the soro
ity's president, Mrs. Waldo l.. Dubb
Sunday afternoon. Decorations
Keeping with the Yule-tide seaso
were used throughout the room
Gifts were distributed to the guest
from large Christmas tree. Anon
the guests were: Mrs. Guy Gotschal
Mrs. Carl Fleming, Mrs. Paul Becke
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