The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-29
Society


One of the most beautiful Of early
spring parties was given by Miss
Mary Williams Monday evening when
she entertained with a miscellaneous
shower for Miss Miriam Kelley. bride
elect OF Kent Lemen. A profusion of
pink and white spring flowers and
other decorations carrying out the
pink and white color scheme were
used throughout the rooms. The gifts
for the bride-elect were arranged on
a small table, in the center Of which
was kewpie bridal party, including
two bridesmaids, the bride and bride
groom, and minister. Five hundred
was played at three tables. Mrs. Har-
old Grimes making the highest score.
A large bridal bouquet of white roses
and pink and white sweet peas formed
the centerpiece of the dining Ia Bile.
Tiny kewpies concealed in the bou-
quet were drawn out by the guests
by long ribbons radiating from the
bouquet to each cover. From the
chandeliers in the dining room were
suspended showers of pink and white
streamers caught with spring flowers.
L u6 uOotScS " dS dcolStS1O W &ui .. AeSro-
coe Chandler, The guests were Miss
Miriam Kelley, Miss Mary Philips.
Mrs. Ralph Cain. Mrs. Horatio Land,
! Mrs. Harold Grimes, Miss Ruth Ed
gerton, Miss Marguerite Lemen, Miss
Lucille Haner, Miss Camilla Haner,
, Miss Marie Backmeyer, Miss Jeanette
: Landwehr, Mrs. Walker Land, Mrs.
Roscoe Gambler, and Miss Mary Will
liams
Mrs Cedric n: johnson informally
entertained for the Five Hundred club
: at her home, on South Fourteenth
street Monday evening. The highest
score was won by Miss Mary Rein
hardt. Among those present we're:
Miss Mary Reinhardt, Miss Esther
Reid, Miss Edna Stanford, Miss Cert
rude. Eggleston. Miss Katherine Blink
ley,s Miss Jeanette ~Kemper, Mrs. Roy
Campbell, Mrs. Cedric Johnson, Miss
Gertrude Villa ms, Miss Dorothy
, Korves, Mrs. Arthur Hill, and Mrs.
Earl Bone. IT, A. 81. '-.-. ~-..
Mrs Wanda Torbeck delightfully."-
entertained. with an Easter party at
her home on South 5th street Monday
for the pleasure Of her sister, Miss
Ruth Gatzek, who leaves next Sunday
for residence in Cincinnati. The
house was beautifully decorated with
daffodils and narcissus, 4 color scheme
of lavender and yellow being carried
out in the appointments. Dancing
was enjoyed during the evening and
at late hour a three course lunch
con was served to the following
guests: Miss Ruth Gatzek, Miss Mild
red Kemmer, Miss Margaret Abbey,
Miss Lydia Jane Elston. Keith Hen
derson. Eugene Dickes, Harold Spen-
Ger and Hubert Ames, all of Ander-
son. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.
Lathrop. r,>-'.a- -, 49," 4@~
AZ canopy of vari-colored streamers
twinkling above and shaded lights
formed picturesque settings for the
Easter dance given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Kolp at the I. o. o. F. hall Mon
day evening for members of the
Younger set. 3, The kolp- Smith five
piece orchestra played for the dance.
Pretty Easter favors were exchanged
during the dance, which was one OF
the largest of the year. Those pres
ent were:
Miss Hazel Ecker, Miss Helen Hill,
Miss Martha Plummer, Miss Anita
Sudhoff, Miss Treva Dafler, Miss
Bonita Monarch, Miss Helen Egge-
meyer, Miss Mary Lahrman, Miss
Kathryn Bartel, Miss Dorothy Rees,
Miss. Anna Dallas. Miss Clara Daub,
Miss Ruth Goodenough. Miss Mildred
Whitley, Miss Martha Smith, Miss
Ma rguerite Cox, Miss Esther Coyle,
Miss Martha Eggemeyer, Miss Helen
Jessup. Miss Vivian Harding. Miss
Helen Logan, Miss Lillian Expert,
Miss Margaret Jester. Miss Reba Nor:
gan. Miss Wanda Mahan, Miss Nor
villa DeHaven. Miss Dorothy Meyers,
Miss Cornelia Border, Miss Edna Stan
ford, Miss Conda Haworth, MISS Lulu
Butler. Miss Alice Gennett, Miss Mar
, iorie Gennett. Miss Pauline Marshall
Miss Helen Snodgrass. Miss Grace
Kerlin, Miss Helen Rethmeyer, MISS
Eleanor Seidel. Miss Clara Myrick.
Miss Rhea Pyle, Miss Lorraine Long,
Miss Ada Lloyd, Miss Mary Leitch.
Miss Jane Carpenter, Miss Virginia
Livingston, Miss Dorothy Lebo, Miss
isabel Leonard. Messrs. Lester AS
bury. Thomas Bell, William Eggemey'
err. Clarence Sitloh, Robert Hudgln,
Gene Messick. Roland Wrede, Frank
Bescher, George Tarkelson, E. M. Ken
uedy, Thornton 'Brehm. Harold Sinex.
Wynne Evans. Raymond Leeby, James
Rees. Charles Ieager Harold GOOD
enough. Frank Grove, Ronald Cox,
Howard Masters, Albert Lindeman,
yerle Newton, Willard Morgan, Har-
old Stamback. Ray Dalbey, Wilbur
Morell. Fred Rooney. Oscar Morton,
Reid Jordan, Edwin Homer. Leroy
Harding, F. j. Gartside, ]. Kennedy.
DR.. H. Thompson, Roy Hardy. Robert
Graha m, Clarence Kerlin, John Evans,
NJ Oliver, Alfred Smith, Floyd Sparks,
Claude Anderson. Max Davidson, Lee
Webb, Glen Weist, Arthur Wisehart,
Gus Calvalage, Don Bell, DR.. E. A.
Wysong Walter Stegman, Richard
Mansfield. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wend-
ling. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Stanley, Mr..
and Mrs. o. II. Bruba ker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Cotschall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John LaMott enter
tsined the following guests at their
home on South Second street Sunday:
I;emue1 McNutt and family, of New
Hope. O.: Mrs. Cora Whitaker and
son, Roy. of Richmond avenue; Mrs.
Emma Parker. of Abingdon; Charles
Whitaker and Howard LaMott.
NJ, ,pI M,.- william, AndersNn