The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-05
Society

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Mrs. Arthur v. LoYe. nee Miss Mil
bred Townsend, was the guest Of honor
{ at. a miscellaneous shower given by
Mrs. RusseII Alexander at her home on
9 North Ninth street, Monday evening.
The house was, arranged throughout
with roses and ported plants. The
/, guests were attired in children's
dresses and were presented at the
: door with Mother Goose programs
giving a list of six chiIdrens games to
be played. During the last game the
gifts were presented to the bride.
Luncheon served at a late hour con-
sisted of ice cream. candy rabbits and
chickens. animal crackers and lollpops.
The guests were: Mrs. A. Love, Mrs.
Jack Grosvenor Mrs. Waldo Dubbs,
Mrs. Earl Hewitt, Mrs. Omar Whelan,
Miss Marie Council, Mrs. Herbert
Bradley. Mrs. Roscoe Gambler, Miss
Mary Chenoweth, Miss Ruth Edgerton,
Miss Ruby Cavanaugh. Miss Mary Will
lianls, Miss Agnes Cain Mrs. Harold
Grimes, Miss Mabel Roser, Miss Mar
garet Cavelage. Miss Frances Roser.
Miss Ellen Mccarthy, Miss Vera
Pfaff1in, Mrs Donald Sligar, Mrs. Carl
Lange, Miss Florence Rlloades. Miss
Mary Meagen, Mrs. E. E. Townsend,
Mrs. Edward Ramp, Mrs. Ball, Ray
mond Townsend and Eugene Ball.
Miss Jeanette Kennper, who is home
from Chicago, was guest of homer at
theatre party given by members OF
the Five Hundred club Monday even
ing. Those in the party were: Miss
Jeanette Kemper, Miss Esther Reid.
Miss Mary Reinhardt, Miss Josephine
Hiatt, Miss Edna Stanford, Miss Helen
Bentlage, Miss Gertrude EggleSton,
Miss Ogen Shelton. Mrs. Roy Camp
bell, and Mrs. Cedric n. Johnson.
For the pleasure of Miss Anna Flat
ley bride elect of Frank Long, Mrs.
~a William Slade entertained with a mis-
- cellaneous shower at her home on
South Ninth street Monday evening.
Euchre was played during the evening
after which a luncheon was served to
the guests who included: Miss Anna
F7atley, Miss Marguerite Flatley, Mr.
and Mrs. John yelling, Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Pentecost, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Dean. Mr. and Mrs William Long, Mr.
and Mrs William Mcdonald, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Dustin. Miss Nora Nc
DonA Miss Mary Meier. Miss Velma
Slade, Frank Long, William Meier
Fred-Land,- Raymond Slade, Bryce
PeHtecost Mvron Pentecost, and MIR
and Mrs. William Slade.
Among the prominent social func
tions of the week is the Easter dance
for Elks at the club Wednesday even
ing. The Evan ]. Smith orchestrs
and Harry Frankel will furnish the
music Refreshments will be servec
during the evening. Dancing will com
mence at $50 O'Clock.
For the pleasure of Miss Leths
Chrow, whose marriage to Earl Butler
dick will be one of the leading socia
events of June, Mrs. James Hibber
Griffis and Mrs. J. Brandon Griffis viii
entertain with a linen shower Wed
nesday afternoon.
What promises to be one OF the
largest parties of the week is the tes
dansant at the Country club next Sat
urdaT from until 9 O'Clock. Piant
and drums will furnish the music. 4
buffet supper will be served for which
reservations must be made not late
than Friday evening. It is expected
that large number of the JUNO
members will attend this function
which is given particularly for thei
pleasure. The social committee 70
- afApr1f when IS arranging the party l
composed of the following members
Mrs. Robert Heun, chairman; Mis-
4 Helen Nicholson. Mrs. Earl H. NAM
and Mrs Wilbur Hibberd.
= Pupils of Miss Ruth Peltz will b
s presented in piano recital at the higl
IS school auditorium Wednesday evening
& April s. at o clock Eighteen pupil
will be presented then and other pu
! pills of Miss PeltZ will give a recita
3, in the auditorium Thursday evening
:. A selected reading by Miss F1orenc
Wilson will be an added feature o
8 the recital Wednesday evening. Any
: one interested is cordially invited t.
: attend the recital. The pupils VIII
? Tillson Miss Hilda Jordan, Miss MAJ
81 garet Daggy, Miss Elizabeth Scot
William and David Campfield, Mis-
I Ellen Bartel, Raymond Townsend
- Miss Mary Louise Snaveley, Miss Irm
s. Mae Diltz. Miss Nancy Campbell Mis-
<5Naomi Osborne, William Reid, Wi
= liam Hood, Miss Helen Reddingtor
- Mrs Charlie kolps Monday evenin
= dancing club was entertained at
s. dancing party in the ballroom at tn
=, Eagles club Monday evening for whic
: Pryor's orchestra of Eaton played
About 25 couples were present The
7 included: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond f
Nicholson. of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs
= ass Buster Brown
Il aGg, Shoes
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