The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-11
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One OF the most beautiful OF the /,
months social functions occurred /
Thursday afternoon, when Mrs. John
NJ. Coate, of Reeveston, entertained 90
guests at luncheon at the Country club. |
Garden and hot house flowers were
combined with smilax in the table
decorations. The luncheon was given
by Mrs Coate as a compliment to her
two DAUGHTERS, Mrs. l.. G. Silverburg,
nee Myra Coate, and Mrs. Robert l..
Carvey, nee Esther Coate, both of Los
Angeles. Cal, who have been spending
the summer here, and her daughter
in.law, Mrs. Robert Lindley Coate, nee
Louise Monarch, whose wedding was a
leading event of the early summer.
Mrs. Harry w. Rogers was hostess
at lovely dinner party at her home,
1143 Hunt street, Wednesday evening
given in honor of her husbands birth
day anniversary. Covers were laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. Wessler and daughter,
Miss Virginia Wessler, Mrs. Mary
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Hill, Mr..
and Mrs. o. L. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Rogers, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Rogers.
A group of young people will form a
picnic party near the city Thursday
evening. Later the party will attend
the dance at Hickory Knoll. Those
who will be members of the party
are: Miss Mary Reinhardt, Miss Kath-
crime Bnkley, Miss Gertrude Eggles-
ton, Miss Helen Hazeltine, Claude
Miller, Harry Thomas, Cecil Cureton,
Conrad Ottenfeld, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cedric Johnson.
Mrs. Ira NJ Tucker, of North F.
street, entertained the Lawton club
at her home Wednesday afternoon.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess following an informal musicale
during the afternoon. Mrs. Mary
Wright was a guest of the club. The
members who were present included:
Mrs Leonard Thomas, Mrs. Carl Wad-
man. Mrs Albert Kennepohl, Mrs. Lon
Grice, Mrs Roy Reynolds, Mrs. Joseph
Mangold, Mrs Clifford Klingenbiel,
Mrs. Ferdinand Wedding. Mrs. Con-
rad Weist, Mrs. Charles Nugel, Mrs.
William Schneider and Mrs. Tucker.
Mrs. Schneider will entertain the club
in a fortnight at her home on South
Fourth street.
Mrs. Ozro Baldwin was hostess to
80 members of the Perseverance Bible
class at her home, 800 North Eight
eenth street, Wednesday afternoon.
Devotional exercises led by Mrs. Eva
Monroe and the Rev. Addison Parker
opened the afternoons program. Mrs.
G. H. Fighter and Miss Helen IN
thank sang a duet and Miss Virginia
RICHTER sang a solo. Later a group
picture was taken of the class and
supper was served in the dining room
of the Baldwin residence. Besides
the members present the following
persons were guests: Mrs. Z. ii. Har
rison, Mrs. George Weber, Mrs. Ella
Berry. the Rev. r. l. McNeimer, the
Rev. Addison Parker, Mrs. Johr
Charles and Mrs. Della Kuhn. Mrs
Guy Brown will be hostess to the
class September IA.
The Young Mems Institute will form
ally open its social activities for tn'
fall and winter with a late summe
dance at their club on South Fifth am
C streets, Thursday evening, Aug %
A series of card parties and dance
will be featured by the club this sea
son The dances will be for mem
bers and their friends exclusively
The card parties will be open to tn
public, it is stated. Commencing o.
Sept s series of dancing lesson
will be given through Sept, Octobe
and Nov, which will terminate with
large dance for the class members o
Nov II. The Paul White orchestr
will play for the dances. The lesson
will be given early in the evening
and will be followed by an assembl
at 9 O'Clock. The dances which o.
Will n
the Sth. 18th, 22nd and 29th of Sep
in october on the 9Th, 18th. goth al
9th and in Nov. on the Bird, 10th an
nth Beginning Tuesday, Septembt
10. fortnightly card parties for 10
public will be held through Septen
Der. October and November. Tt
dates for the parties will be as fc
lows: Sept. 13 and 27; October II al
25; November and To-
Prominent among the leading soci
events for the next week Will be I'll
summer dance for which the Phi Del
Kappa fraternity will be host at JAG
son park. next Wednesday evenin
This will be the second affair Il
fraternity has given after sever
years Of activity Harry Frankel W
appear with his own orchestra, fl
nishing the entertainment and mus
for the dance Two hundred inyit
tons have been issued for the dane
One of the delightful informal {
fairs of the week occurred Wednesd;
afternoon when Mrs. Everett Pryfog
entertained the Needlecraft club at h
home in the suburbs of New Westvil
Discussion of business occupied mu
of the time as it was the regul
monthly meeting of the club. Init
plans were started for the fall festiy
which will be held by the Needlecrs
members on or about the last Frid
in September in New Westville
short program was presented folio
ing which the hostess served refreS
ments. Announcement was made tn
at the next meeting, to be held, t
second Wednesday in September vi
Mrs. Roy Smoker, of near New Par
a vote will be taken TO decide whetf
the clubs membership shall be
creased to 80. All members are ask
TO be present to vote. Two CUES
Mrs. Alice Pryfogle and Mrs. Sherm
Pryfogle were in attendance vest
day. Members who were present
Guided: Mrs. John Watt, Mrs. Yer
To-