The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-02

I Miss Nita Richards, and vocal selec-
| tons by Miss Rhea Crandall, with
accomplishments by Miss Geraldine
Harter. The reception committee in
cluded Mrs. A. w. Roach, Miss Mary
A. Stubs, Mrs. A. G. Matthews, Mrs.
| T. B. Jenkins, Mrs. George Burbanck.
! Mrs. w. A. Ellis, Mrs. Frederick S.
Bates, and Mrs. John H Johnson.
Hostesses at the reception were Mrs.
| o. G. Murray, Mrs. Joseph w. Con-
| ner. Mrs. Charles Mcclure, Mrs. Ray
X. Shivelly and Miss Anne Nicholson.
| One of the interesting events of the
week will be the presentation of three
short plays by the Mask and Mantle,
Earlham college dramatic club, in the
college auditorium Saturday evening
at o'clock The plays to be pre-
scented are six Who Pass While the
Lentils Boil by Stuart Walker;
Suppressed Desires" by Susan Glas-
pell; and The Workhouse Ward" by
Lady Gregory. Tickets are IS cents.
There will be no reserved seats. Tick
cts may be secured at the Westcott
pharmacy.
| Mrs. Ray C. Weeks entertained
Wednesday afternoon with birthday
party for her daughter, Miss Marion
Mae Weeks. at her home, 1877 South
Twelfth street Those present were
Miss Jean Grottendick, Miss Dorothy
Swan, Miss Jane Robe, Miss Virginia
Youngf1esh, Miss Alice Jean Price,
Miss Mildred Raper, Miss Mary kath-
crime Wells, Miss Geraldine Wells,
Miss Edith Webb, Miss Frances Wat
son, Miss Deborah Keever, Miss Jean
Keever, Miss Susan Alice Dickinson
Miss Marjorie Edgerton, Miss Sara
Katheryn Long, Miss Myra Dennis
Miss Eleanor Collins, Miss Marion
Mae Weeks, and Miss Jane Ann
Weeks.
Miss Mildred Kemmer entertained
in a delightful manner for the Kappa
Sigmas at her home Wednesday
evening. Dancing and games were en-
joyed. Later a three course luncheon
Twas served. The appointments were
: carried out in yellow and white
Covers were laid for the following
persons: Miss Irene Hullinger, Of
Cleveland, O.. Miss Ruth Keller, Miss
Beatrice Keller, Miss Agatha Phelps
, Miss Elizabeth Grace, Miss Mary
Reese, Miss Catherine Arnett anc
Miss Mildred Kemmer.
For the pleasure Of members Of the
, Uniyersalist Mission circle. Mrs
James Eaton entertained informally
at her home on North Seventeenth
Wednesday afternoon. A short pro
gram on Flag Day in which all mem
I bers of the circle participated hac
been arranged for the occasion BY
Mrs. Charles Whitley. A two-course
luncheon was served by the hostess
: The guests were: Mrs. Martha Barr
: Mrs. Emma Cregar, Mrs. Charlie:
Whitley, Mrs. Harry Golden, Mrs
, Lizzie Bair, Mrs. Mary Wiley, Mrs
Lawrence Hoover, Mrs. Andrew Roser
and Mrs. James Eaton The week.,
2 meetings will be continued to be helt
with Mrs. Lizzie Bair at her home OF
Seventh street to quilt, it is an
nounced. Mrs. Lawrence Hoover, O
, 1928 North E street, will be hostes:
for the next regular meeting to take
place June 90. Mrs. Martha johnson
, will arrange the program for tina
time.
: Forty members of the Spanish
. American war veterans and Ladies
. auxiliary attended the meeting hell
/ at the court house Wednesday even
ing. Separate business sessions wer
-, held after which the two bodies me
l.. for social hour and refreshment
, were served Mrs. Conrad Weist pre-
scented the auxiliary with a quilt cove
to be disposed Of for the benefit o
the relief fund.
r The Omicron Pi Sigma will give
picnic Sunday, June IL, which prom
l. ises to be on of the largest out-doo
q affairs of the early summer. Betwee
q % and so acres are to be provided t
take the party to the Devils Bach
bone where the party will be held.
o Country club members are to be Ell
:. tertained at luncheon-bridge part
d next Tuesday noon by the June con
n mittee on social affairs. Reservation
a must be made not later than Monda,
g it is announced.