The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-27

Mrs. VIII Jenkins was hostess for
one of the most beautiful functions
of the fall season Thursday when she
entertained with rose luncheon and
bridge at her home on South A street.
Provisions of pink roses in French
baskets and urns were used in artistic
arrangements through the reception
rooms. Luncheon was served at eight
small tables which held tall French
baskets of pink rosebuds. Roses as
favors marked each cover Luncheon
was served to 80 persons. Mrs. Jen-
kins will be hostess for another lunch
con and bridge on Friday.
One of the lovely affairs OF the
week took place Thursday afternoon
when Mrs. Bess Keats and Mrs. Omer
G. Whelan entertained at tea for Mrs.
Louis E. Sines. of Dayton, o., at the
home of Mrs. Keats on North Twelfth
street. Premier roses formed the dec
orations through the reception room5
The tea table was arranged with bas-
kets of yellow pompoms and the yell
low shades were carried out in the ap-
pointments and decorations of the din
ing room. Miss Anna Harrington and
Mrs. Frank Hale, assisted by little
Anna Mae Collins, poured tea the first
part of the afternoon, and Mrs. Z. E.
Dykeman and Mrs. Arthur Hill as
sisted in the reception rooms. Later
Miss Constance Bell and Miss Haley
Harold presided at the tea table They
were assisted by Mrs. Luther Feeger
and Mrs. Lee Dykeman. Sixty guests
were served
Mrs. T. Earl Zinkan, of Columbus,
O., is the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Geers, of Reeveston
Mrs. Alvin E. Wildman, of Salem,
o., is pending few days the guest
of relatives.
DR.. William NJ. Rieser, who has been
visiting Mr.. anr Mrs. Walter Ratliff,
has returned to his home in LaFay-
cite.
The Fairview Community associa-
ton will give a masquerade party at
Sevastopol school house, at 1850
o'clock, the evening of October %.
Games and in addition music by the
community orchestra will be features
of the program 1t will not be COM
pulsory for persons to come masked.
it is announced Everyone is invited.
Miss Esther Barker, of the Rich
mond Social Service bureau, leaves
Saturday for a weekend visit with
friends and relatives in Indianapolis.
Miss Stella Hartman visited schools
at Fountain City, Thursday.
The Ladies Aid society of the New
Westville church was entertained on
Wednesday afternoon by Miss Mary
and Miss Emma Reddish at their home
south of New Westville. Following a
short musical program the afternoon
was spent sewing on wool comfort
which the society will sell later.
Luncheon was served to the guests
who included: Mrs. Clark Shute, Mrs
LaMott, and Mrs. Charles Cox, who
were guests of the club, and the fol
lowing members: Mrs. Milo Stegall
Mrs. Verlin Shaffer Mrs. John Cox
Mrs. William Arnold, Mrs. Elijah Bal
lenger. Mrs. Frank Smelser, Mrs. An
drew Laird, Mrs William Rhoads, Mrs
Levi Rhoads, Mrs. Stanley Gail, Mrs
Frank Wehrley, Mrs. Carl Norris, Mrs
John McWhinney, Mrs. Jerry Nc
Carthy, Mrs Harry Lancaster, Miss
Jennie Kuth, Miss Hazel Gail, and
Miss Mary McWhinney.
Mrs. Thomas Robinson was hostess
TO the Woman's Home Missionary
society of the First NJ. E. church Wed
nesday afternoon. Mrs. Hall haC
charge of the devotionals. A readins
of the study book for the year wa:
given by Mrs. Roy Schattell. A voca
number was given by Mrs. R. w
Stoakes, followed by reading by Mrs
William Sculle. and Mrs. E. K. Shera
A piano solo was given by Miss Robin
son. Two guests, Mrs. Wilson, o
Knightstown, and Mrs. Cassidy, o
Middletown, were guests. Refresh
ments were served during the socia
hour which followed the program.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Reynolds, of tn
Abingdon road, were host and hostes
for one of the lovely Halloween pal
ties of the month Wednesday evenin
when they entertained for the Parke
Memorial class of the First Baptis
church. Corn shucks, owls and witcf
es were used in the decorations whic
formed an attractive background 70
the affair. The guests came in fame
costumes and wearing masks. Game
and music were played during tn
evening and later refreshments served
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Blumeneier an
family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burton an
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Swartzel, Mr.. an
Mrs. Arthur Williams, Mr.. and Mr.:
Norman Sheppard, and family, Mr.. an
Mrs. Fletcher Reynolds, Mrs. Zaid
Phares. Mrs. Charles Trimble, Mis-
Juliet Margaret Trimble, Miss Opa
Kircher, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Reynolds.
Numbered among the lovely Ha
lowe'en parties of the week was tn
one for which Miss Meta Weyman wa
hostess at her home on South Ele1
enth street, Wednesday evenin!
Guests We're Sigma Kappas. Ha
lowe'en colors were carried Wcdnesda
evening Guests were Sigma Kappa
Halloween colors were carried out i
the decorations and also in the luncl
con appointments Those present il
Guided: Mrs. II. Thomas, who was
guest, Miss Muriel Mashmeyer, Mr.
Wilson Taggart, Miss Mabel Bulle
dick, Miss Edith Heinrich, Miss Gwel
dolyn Splitter, Miss Sophia Gegan, Mi;