The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-31
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land for Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Pate and
daughter. Miss Maxine Pate, and son
Glenn, of Harrisburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
E r. Taylor, of Asharbor Place, near
Connersville; Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose
Lafuse and sons, Ebert and Maurice,
of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs Thomas
B. Leech, Miss Malinda Leech and
Mrs. Lucy Whiteman, of Richmond.
Mrs. William Brown was hostess for
a lovely children's party Tuesday aft
ernoon at her country home east of
Chester when she entertained for her
daughter, Irene, in honor of her eighth
birthday anniversary. Games were
played on the lawn during the after
noon. Refreshments were served lat
er in the dining ROOM The table was
arranged with garden flowers and
| lighted by many colored candles. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Clayton
| Beard, Mrs. Myrtle Hunt, and Mrs.
Maggie Murphy. A number of guests
were received by the honored guest
Those present were: Miss Edna
Beard, Miss Irene Beard, Miss Ruby
Hunt, Miss Alice Hunt, Miss Rheba
Hunt Miss Lorraine Love, Miss Helen
Love, Miss Bernice Hood. Miss Hilda
| Sanderson, Miss Vivian Sanderson,
Miss Bessie Mason, Miss Josie Mason,
Miss Thelma Murphy, Miss Mary
Bradley. Miss Mary Tubesing, Miss
Mildred ickett, Miss Mabel Pickett,
Miss Josephine Strader. Miss Marie
Krider, Miss Lucille Felty, Malcolm,
Myron and Wilbur Smith. Miss Jean
nette Bailey, Miss Irene Brown and
Melvin Brown.
The auxiliary of WilIiam P. Benton
camp was delightfully."- entertained
Tuesday afternoon at the court house
by Mrs. Elizabeth Ireton in honor of
her 28th wedding anniversary. Thir-
ty-five persons were present. A two
/ course luncheon was served by the
hostess, assisted by past officers of
i the auxiliary Mrs. Ireton was pre-
sented with a cutglass vase by the
guests.
A surprise party was given Mr.. and
i Mrs. Frank Holt. Sunday, at their
country home south of the city by a
number of their friends. A picnic din
liner was served at noon to the follow
ing persons: Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Mercer. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brown,
Frank Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Holt. Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown, Mr..
White, Mr.. and Mrs. White, Miss Ruth
Brown, Miss Alice Brown, Miss Ruth
Mercer, Miss Muriel Mercer, Roland
Mercer, Robert Brown, John Brown.
Herman Brown, Gordon White, Harold
White, and Ralph Holt.
Mrs. Cora Banner entertained Thurs
day at her country home in honor of
her grandson, Garth Marine. of Upton.
The following guests were present:
Mrs. Glen Rankin. Miss Gwendolyn
Rankin, Miss Gertrude Triton, Miss
Nellie Williams, Mrs. w B. Williams,
: Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Urton, Garth
Marine, John Hawkins, Russell Clark,
!, William Currey, and Mrs. Cora Danner
The Misses Dorothy and Nellie
Williams entertained with a marsh
mallow toast at their home in Middle
! boro, Friday evening. Music and dane
ing were features of the evening fol
J lowing the toast The guests included
Miss Anna Marie Clark, Miss Gertrude
Urton, Mrs. Glen Rankin, Denver Co.
field. Garth Marine. Orville Clark, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Pyle, and Miss Dorothy
and Miss Nellie Williams.
lHt 6GpeHnOH reunion was n6lC
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs
: John Koenigkramer on North Twenty
Second street. Four generations were
present, Alex Greenhoff. aged 6S years
, being the oldest, and Louise Anr
Koenigkramer, aged II months. the
youngest present. Dinner was served
, to the following guests: Mr.. and Mrs
, Clark Shute and son, Russell, of Camp
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sonia, o., Mr.. and Mrs Charles Green
: hoff and daughter, Helen. Alex Green
hoff, Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Harter anC
sons, James and Melvin, Cecil Swisher
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Koenigkramel
: and children, Mary Catherine, Virginia
and Louise Ann. Miss Marie Koenig
;, kramer, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Koenig
: kramer. The reunion is an annual af
=. fair and takes place the second SUNDAY
t of chautauqua.
: Miss Eta A. Hill will present
= number of her pupils in the second o
a series of recitals TO be held at Hol
! lansburg, o., at the Christian church
Friday evening, September 2. at
o'clock. The williamsburg junior OF
G chestra will assist. The program TO
n lows: Autumn Days" (Gavott) sc
lcCtlOH, I1oIldHSUuIB Ju1lOT orchestra
:, idle Moments" (Lichner), Maxine N
t Moore; Birthday Dance" (KernI
I. Edna Retiring; violin solo, "Familia
5 Airs" (Vogt), Charles Stuck; "Pes
o cock" (Schiller), Ito Blose; "Silve
Il Blossoms" (Kern), Ianthe Downing
a violin solo, by the Fireside" (Fearis
Wilma Harlan; Lullaby Waltz
d (Wallace), Mary Mcclure; piano due
a Public School March" (Lavalle), Hs
eel and Alice Sasser; "Demetrius
d (Greenwald), Margaret Tharp; "Sta
h light Serenade" (kaylor), Edri
: Chenoweth; violin solo, "Remen
!, brance" (NogD, Cecil Retiring; 'Blacl
= bird" CA Tale, Schiller, Dan Wi
+ liams; THE Home Guard" (Sr of S
:. Joseph, Mae Mcclure: violin solt
! National Guard March"-(Ryder)-
> violin solo, Robert Stuck. Cardins
March" (Hoffmann)- piano solC
e Myrtle Holliger. Pure as Snow
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