The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-01-31
Society

Favors at the d. A. R. card party
Saturday afternoon. went to Mrs.
Dempsey Dennis. Mrs. Fred Miller.
Miss Anne Nicholson, Miss Eleanor
Seidel, Mrs, Paul Miller, Mrs. Ray
Move, Mrs. Rudolph Leeds, Mrs. Gath
Freeman, Mrs. Marguerite Englebert,
Mrs. j. P. Hill, Mrs. w. S. Clendenin,
and Mrs. Fred Bayer. 4
Mrs. Franklin Lombard. of Ill
South Ninth street, celebrated her 35th
birthday Monday. r i
Miss Alice Gennett, Miss Janet Seek
er, and Miss Elizabeth Tarkelson,
students at Indiana university, spent
the weekend here. .r..-.-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Telcher, Of In
dianapolis, are spending the week with
Mrs. Telcher's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E. Pointer Mr.. Telcher leaves soon
for a cruise on the U. S. S. Connecti-
cut from Philadelpis Harbor.
The Aftermath club will observe
Annual Guest day Tuesday afternoon
when it is entertained by the Misses
Norman at their home, 122 South Six
teenth street. Mrs. Laura Walters
will give an account of her recent trip
to Japan.
marriage of Miss Edna Rich and Carl
Hartman, which took place Thursday
at the parsonage of st. Paul's Luther
an church. the Rev. F. w. Miller Of
ficiating. Attendants were Miss Mar
tha Rich and Albert Hartman. Mrs
Hartman is a graduate nurse Mr. and
Mrs. Hartman will reside on a farm
: TWO miles northeast of Richmond after
. March I.
The Tourists club of the Y. M. C. A.
made trip to Muncie. Sunday. Dinner
was served them at the Delaware
hotel. Those making the trip were
. Sidney Hayes, William Friede, G. H.
Nicholas, Harry Smith, Paul Stephens,
. and j. G. Baker
Mrs. ]. e. Donson and Mrs. Irwin
Jackson, were charming hostesses
when they entertained with silver
tea, for the ladies society of the B. of
l.. F. and f. at the home of the former
on south twelfth street, Friday after
noon. During the afternoon comfort
was knotted by the guests. Those
present at the affair were: Mrs. Geo.
Wysong, Mrs. J. l.. Blossom, Mrs.
Frank Smith. Mrs. Dora Stewart, Mrs.
Pauline Burkett. Mrs. Lois Brown,
Mrs. Emerson Coone, Mrs. Walter Tef-
fley. Mrs Vernon Haggerty, Mrs. Will
liam Muhl Mrs. John Richardson, Mrs.
Carl Christy, Mrs. Samuel Bishop,
Mrs. A. L. Unthank, Mrs. Edwin Bio
meyer. Mrs. Irwin Jackson and Mrs.
J. E. Donson.
A number of Country club members
attended the last dance of the mon
III given Saturday evening. The Evan
Smith orchestra played the order of
place sometime in March, the date to
be announced later. Among the ac.
tivities for February will be a lunch
eon4bridge.
The Philathea class of the Second
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. Harry Sarkiss, north Ninteenth
street, Tuesday evening, Feb l. The
hostess will be assited by Mr.. Earl
Nearon. All members are urged to
be present.
The Universalist Mission Circle will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Ida Roser at her home, 215 south
Tenth street Mrs. Dora Golden will
be leader. All members and theiI
friends are cordially invited to at
tend --'
The oath annual exhibition of Indi
ana artists and two talks, one on art
the other on music. drew 80 persons
to the Public Art gallery Sunday after
noon despite inclement weather. The
speakers were the artist. Franc
Brown and Mrs. Lewis G. King, wei
known musician. Mr.. Brown gave {
most interesting talk on the Indiana
pictures. Playing the themes on the
piano and the selections on the phono
graph, Mrs. Lewis c. King illustrated
her discussion of the numbers which
will be played at the Symphony or
chetra concert, Monday evening
Next Sunday will be the closing Sun
day for the Indiana exhibit which will
be taken down Thursday, Feb. 10.
Art of the Renaissance will be dis
cussed in three talks on French art
to be given before the Art department
of the Womans club in the Public ar
gallery, Tuesday morning at 9:3'
O'Clock. The speakers will be Mrs. A
D. Hole, Mrs. j. E. Cathell, and Mis-
Elizabeth Marvel.
The'U. G. r. Club will meet Frida,
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gee
Hamilton, on south Fifteenth street
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rogers spen
the weekend as the guests of thei
son, Ralph Rogers, at Purdue univeI
sity.
The Goldenrod Needle club will hol
an all-day meeting at the home O