The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-14

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Miss Margaret Schuman, a bride
elect. was guest of honor at a miscel-
laneous shower given by Miss Helen
Cook Thursday evening. Little Miss
Jane Drifmeyer and Hazel Mckinley,
dressed in frocks of pink and white,
presented the gifts to Miss Schuman
in a large, prettily decorated basket.
At late hour dainty refreshments
were served. The following guests
were present: Miss Margaret schu-
man, Miss Ruth Horr. Miss Marjorie
Edwards. Miss Ruth Foulke. Miss Ma
RE Heironimus, Miss Alma Wickemey-
err, Miss Edith Oelklaus. Miss Edith
Wickemeyer, Miss Burnadina Hoppe.
Miss Corrine Schneider, Miss Freda
Lehman, Miss Rhea Porter, Miss Bes-
sic Wickersham and Miss Helen Cook
The engagement of Miss Cecilia
Commit to Raymond Kitchen was an
nounced at lingerie shower given by
Miss Agnes Latta at her home, AL
South Eleventh street. Thursday eve
ming for the bride-elect The wedding
is to take. place the latter part OF
June. Little Miss Evelyn Horning
and Mary Pauline Quigley, nieces Of
the. hostess. dressed as brides, pre-
sented the shower gifts to Miss Con-
min in a basket decorated in lavender
and white. The rooms of the Latta
residence were decorated throughout
with profusions of snowballs and dog
wood blossoms. A two course lunch
con was served, the appointments be-
ing in lavender and white. Favors
were miniature cupids. The guests
were: Miss Cecilia Commit, Miss
Madge kitchin, Miss Muriel Mash
meyer, Miss, Frances Roser, Miss Ro-
berta Wilkins, Miss Margaret 'Schu-
man Miss Loretta Mag, Miss johann
ma Shinn, Miss Bernice Triton, Mrs.
~Quigley. Mrs Peterson. Mrs. Commit
and Mrs. Latta.
farewell surprise party was given
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Crossley on Easthaven avenue, Tues.
day evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant MiddleswoFth, who are moving
into town next week for residence
The evening was spent with games nd
music after which refreshments were
served by the hostess. The guests in.
cluded members of Earlham Heights
church in which Mr.. and Mrs. Middles-
worth have been active workers. They
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Middles-
worth. Miss Evelyn Middlesworth. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Griffith, Misses Ruth
and June Griffith Mrs. Samuel Austin,
Misses Mary and Vera Austin, Mrs.
Louise Jones, Harold and Benjamin
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Warman,
Alphus Warman, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Wilson. Miss Margaret Wilson, Melvin
and Robert Wilson. Cldye Benner,
Walter Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Charlotte and Richard Lidenburger,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Crossley and
family. .
Spring flowers and greenery formed
the decorations for the dance given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp in the l. o. O..
F. hall Friday evening. Scores of
small lights across the dance floor
were shaded in green, white, blue and
red. Exhibitions of fancy dancing by
pupils of Miss, Betty Morgan were a
feature of the evening. Those taking
part in the program included Rather
fne Myers. Duane Snodgrass. Betty
June Smith, Jane Sudhoff, Charlotte
Phillips, Leona Fay Bullerdick. Helen
Wenger, Norma Meloy, Maxine Jones,
Helen Frances Kinert and Pauline
PILE. The Kolp-Smith orchestra play
ed for the assembly. The dancers
Ncle ItuUy McutdIiS, l1clell
,Tessup, Lucille Schroeder. Marguerite
Taggart. Maude Reber. Martha Plum
mer, Mary Eyden. Alice Smith, Eliza
beth Bell, Gladys Longnecker, Miriam
Little, Edna Stamer, Peggy McLel-
land, Virginia Livingston, Helen Sem
Ter. Maxine Noblitt, Cornelia Cope
land, Esther Coyle. Marguerite Cox,
Imogene Roame, Helen Steinbrink,
Helen Bentlage, Rhea Crandall. Eliza
beth Brown, Doris Pickett, Ellen Nc
.Carthy, Vivian Harding. Wilma Sud
hoff, Helen Snodgrass, Edith Lewis,
Alice Starr, Ethel Tellman, Dorothy
Day, Pauline Marshall, Mary Lahr-
man, Ruth Goodenough, Margaret
Sweeney, Goldie Van Tress, Hazel
Ecklar, A1myra Stuber, Vivian Spauld
ing, Ruth Stevens, Helen Kepler
Edith McLeland, Bernice Burton
Rhea Pyle, Grace Eggemeyer, Rena
Thurston. Mary Adelaide Knox, Nor
ma Meloy, Messrs. H. c. Dennis. Paul
Burris, Frank Grove, Lester Letter
Willard Morgan, Glen Haynes, Roland
Englebert, Roy Johnson, Wayne Hill
Herbert McMahan, Howard Siekman
Orda Mahin. Joseph Swearinger Glen
Weist, Emil Crebb, Henry Zeitz. Mar
ion Zuttermetster, Ha rold Goodenough
James Rees, Rudolph Schneider, viii
bur Morel. Keith Crum, Everett Phil
lips, Barnet Brown. Linden Edgerton
Forest Gartside, Paul Mccarthy Rob
ert Reid. Robert Graham, Keifer Calk
ms, Carl Amick, Dudley Davenport
Eiwood Kennedy, Elmer Bescher
Frank Bescher, Edwin Horner. Walter
Smith. Carl Asbury, Ethel Merriman
Clarence Taylor. Andrew Spa ulding
Reid Myrick, Lee Webb, Maurice
Green. Raymond Luby. Claus Ander
son, William Brady, Samuel kolp
Frank Benn, Frederick Plullepp, Mr.
and Mrs. George O'Brien.
A dance for Country club member
will be given at the club Saturda.
evening, May %, by the May socia
committee Dinner will be served be
fore the dance.
The second annual luncheon Of thu
Richmond Day Nursery association