The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-08

and games were features of the even
ing's entertainment Those present
were Miss Irene Kuhn, Miss Rather
inc Harmon, Miss Myra Jordan, Miss
Myra Woods, Miss Mildred Coppick,
Miss Chelcie Simon, Miss Mildred
White. Miss Ethel Townsend, Miss
Bernice Alexander, Ben Weller, Har-
old Blose, Raymond Graves, Horace
Paupa, Rex Blose, Paul Welch, Will
lard Blose, Gaylord Jones, Fred Wal
lace and Mr.. and Mrs. George Alex
andra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Bunnell and
sons, Rhodes and George, and Miss
Monimia Bunnell of Waynesville, O.,
have returned home after spending a
week here visiting Miss Mary Shinn,
of North Sixteenth street
Mrs. William Fisher and daughter,
Miss Goldie Fisher, left Saturday for
the east.
! Mrs. William A. Compton, of Balti-
more, Nd, is visiting here the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Walter Jones, of
1925 North D street.
Mrs. H. C. Hasemeier and daughter,
Elizabeth and Marguerite, are spend
ing the month at Bay View, Mich.
| Miss Jessie Burgess, of Texarkana,
Ark, who is spending the summer
here with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bur-
CESS, has gone to Newcastle to make
a weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. For
rest Meek and other relatives.
Miss Edith Darland of North TWEEN
| tieth street, has returned from In
dianapolis where she has been spend
ing several weeks.
| George Eversman has gone to Cali
fornia to spend sometime, it has been
! learned from word received by rela-
ltives here.
Harold Brown, of North Nineteenth
i street, left Sunday for a several
weeks visit in New York city and Nor
folk, Va.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Cooper and
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers motored to
Greenville, O., Sunday.
1 Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hartzler mo-
tored to Greenville, o., Sunday.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kinert of North
Twenty-first street, are entertaining
guests from Wisconsin.
). The exhibit of paintings by Miss
. Anna Newman, which the artist has
been holding at her home, % North
Sixteenth street, during the past
: week. will be held all during this
: week, it is announced. The exhibit
|, which was originally announced fol
). one week, has been continued by Miss
4 Newman at the request of friends. Al
a persons interested are welcome tC
+ visit the studio, which is open all day
The collection being exhibited in
: cludes portraits, landscape, still life
:. and sketches, in oils, water color
s crayon, and pencil There are III
l. pieces in the collection.
L The Ladies of st. Johns church will
l. hold their annual picnic at Gler
l. Miller park, Wednesday, August 10
a All women of the church are cordial.
/ invited to come and bring their lunch
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Will w Keller en-
tertained few guests at dinner, Sun
\ day evening at the Country club.
: Mr.. and Mrs Fred Brown of Nortl
Nineteenth street. entertained with
. dinner party for the following out
!, of-town guests at their home, Sun
= day: Miss Blanche Boyd, of Cam
: bridge City, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cart
!, lein, of indianapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
: Frey, and daughter, Marguerite, o
;, Indianapolis, Miss Beatrice Price, o
Covington, O., Mrs. Fred Price, AM
daughters, Miss Marie and Miss Edit
!. Price. of Piqua, O., and Arthur Cur
!. tbs, of Dayton, Ohio.
: Mr. and Mrs. G. Archibald Mar
l. ming entertained IA guests at Dime
e Sunday at their lovely suburban hom
h near Economy, for the pleasure o
"a Mrs. Manning's sister, Mrs. Ciarenc
" Davis and two daughters, Mabel an
r. Alene, of New York City, who ar
f. spending the month here as tn
" guests of friends. Summer garde
ID flowers were used in artistic arrans
ments for the table decorations. Nj
and Mrs. Oscar G. Porterfield of thi
~ city were among the guests.
ID Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Miller ente
w tanned at dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. Cha
ID Ehlen, Jr., of Norwood, O., and Mis-
r. Nellie Reed, Sunday at their HON,
Id Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burgess, eI
ly tertained the following guests at dill
IN ner, Sunday evening: Mr.. and Mr.
e. Forrest Meek, of Newcastle, Mr.
ID Anna Meek, Mr.. and Mrs. Steven We
Id ley, Miss Edith Worley and Mis-
s. Jessie Burgess, of TeXarkana, Ark.
% Miss Helen Hutchings, daughter {
-, - Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hutchings and E
:. nest Hoos, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
-, Hoos, were married at 1880 o'cloc
- Saturday at lovely wedding whic
d. occurred at the home of the bride
e parents on Pearl street. Hydranges
"A and ferns were used in the decoration
NJ Of the ceremony room and the ligh
nd were shaded in deep pink. The brid
CIV music was played by Miss Mildre
r. Morgan, of williamsburg, o. Tt
Mt single ring service was used, the Re
re Fl. S. James officiating Miss Eel
Holman and Robert Tibetts were Il
:. only attendants. The brides gov
~ was a lovely creation of white geor
~ cite over satin Her flowers were
,ts corsage of brides roses. Miss Ho
&c man wore gown of pink georget
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