The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-04
Society


town, was made recently at a party
given at the home of Mrs. H. E. Teb-
! belts at Whittier. Miss Tebbetts is
the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.
: Charles e. Tebbetts, who have re-
sided in Whittier internationally for
many years. The Rev. Tebbetts was
president OF Whittier college at. one
time. He is now pastor of church
( in Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. Clark, who
went to California last fall, is well
Z known in Wayne county. He and his
: brother, J. G. Clark, have been in the
{ mill and elevator business at Hagers-
town, Centerville and Fountain City
and have lived in Richmond.
The engagement of Miss Mary NJ
Mendenhall daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
$ Lee Mendenhall of Winchester, to DR..
Thomas c. Whitner, Jr., son OF MT.
and Mrs. Thomas G. Whitner. OF At
lanta. Ga. has been announced. Miss
Mendenhall is a gra duate Of Earlham
college. She has been a member of
s the Earlham faculty this year, acting
as an associate professor in the sci
ence department.
Announcement Is ny AhA -
Anna l.. Bishop. of 135 South Th1r-
8 teenth street, of the engagement or
her daughter, Miss Ruth Bishop, to
f. E. Keener, of Chicago. formerly
supervisor in the public schools OF
this city. The wedding is to take
49, place the latter part of June at the
home of Miss Bishops grandfather.
w H. Hood, in Portland, where she
formerly resided.
~ Miss Elsie Thomas was hostess for
@one of the most beautiful of early sum
; ner parties Friday evening at her
home, 90 South Ninth street, when she
entertained with a kitchen shower In
honor of Miss Lena Weisbrod. bride
elect of Oliver Steinkamp, of Indianap
&'olis. Orange blossoms and pink roses
were effectively used in carrying out
a pink and white color scheme. A
miniature wedding party formed the
q center decoration for the dining table.
sRibbon-lined aisles sprinkled with rose
metals led TO tiny altar banked with
orange blossoms. Standing at the
foot of the steps was the bridal party,
with miniature bride. bridegroom, min
lister and bridesmaids. The table was
lighted b. tall pink candles adorned
with little wreaths of pink roses. Fol
= lowing the luncheon little Miss Allcz
Dorothy Dol!off entered the room IN
tinv little automobile filled with
shower gifts. Those invited were
Miss Lena Weisbrod, Miss Flora Weis-
brod Miss Eva King, Miss Elizabeth
Hasemeier Miss Viola Steens, Miss
e.. Ruth Ewing Miss Josephine Burk-
hardt, Miss C2thern Riley of lndianap-
oils, Mrs. Edward Neuman, Mrs. Rob
ert Weichman, Mrs. Elmer Welsbrod,
Mrs, James McCauley, Mrs. Frank Del
loft, Mrs Harvey Gluesenkamp of In
dianapolis. Mrs. Ernest Mcknight OF
%Connersville. Mrs. Gus Hoelscher, Mrs.
Marie Thomas, Mrs. Edward WEIGH
man. Mrs. William kinker, Mrs. Louis
Hasecoster and Mrs. Henry Heinrich.
Conspicuous among the weeks social
functions was the surprise party given
by Miss Electa Foster Friday after
noon for Mrs. Fave DeBeck Flynt and
Miss Margaret Duvall. bride-elect OF
Paul Lyons Potted plants and other
decorations were used IN carrying
out a mink and white color scheme.
Light refreshments were served dur
ing the afternoon. Miss Dopnah Neasc
and Miss Helen Lyon, assisting the
hostess miscellaneous shower for
CtittI -! bllI llbiioi S1tNo'' NtA'' - -
during the afternoon. The guests
we're: Miss Helen Lyon. Miss Juaait;'
Wicket. Miss Agnes Meerhotf, Miss
Louise Neerhoff, Miss Blanche Hamp
ton Miss Audrey King, Miss Elsic
Smith. Miss Fern DeBeck. Miss Ruth
Blossom Miss Donnah Nease, Miss
Eleanor BY. Miss Ruth Swain, Mis-
Helen Unthank, Miss Carolyn Brad
ieev. Miss Lillian McMinn. Miss LIE
more Cook Miss Louise Willis. Mrs
Faye DeBeck F1ynt and Miss Mar
caret Duvall.
\ recital Of interest to manv per
SOFAS is that in which Miss Laura Gas
ton will present mum Der of advanced
pupils, 10 be given in the Starr Piano
rooms Wednesday evening, Jun" s. a
S o'clock Mrs. Alice Kruger, so
prano. will be assisting artist, Thu
p~ogra m to be presented follows:
The Chase .............Rh elnoerge
ld}Hc .........'.. MacLo"ei
Hungarian Etude. ........ MacDoW2 l
Ruth Hutchins
In Autumn, OPP. So. No, 4. .Moszwoksk
La Mandolinata. ...........S st. Saen
Helen Wicket
Summer Ward Stephen
A-Whispcring .......... Mana-Zucc
Mrs. i<rueger
.'Prelude, OPP. %. No 5........ Chops
-Fc"rth Waltz. Op. 9l...... Chaminad
Edna Marlatt
The Lark. Glink BalakireV
Prelude G. Minor. Rachmanlof
Ballet Music from "Rosamunde
Schubert-Gan
Mrs, Hart
On Invitation .....-..'....'. Mlillgal
Mrs. Kruger
Prelude, Op. IS, No. 1........ Chopin
Ballad. in G Minor. ...........C hopll
Marjorie Beck
Complimenting Miss June Griffith
on the occasion of her eleventh birth
day a surprise party was given at he
home, 21S South Eighth street, Thurs
day evening. Games and music fur
<nished the evenings entertainment
after which light refreshments wer'
served The guests were: Miss Eve
lyn Middlesworth, Miss Charlotte Lin
denburger, Miss Marie Wilson, Mis-
Margaret Wilson, Miss Lorraine Clark
Miss Thelma Miller. Miss Margare
Miller, Miss Catherine Crossley. Mis-:
Bernice Crossley, Miss Marguerite
Farwig Miss Florine Farwig, Mis-
Hazel Virgins, Miss Mildred Dean