The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22

entertained with a bridge and thimble
party at the Country club Saturday
afternoon for Mrs. G. E. Nagel, OF Los
Angeles, Cal, and Mrs. w. B. Kerkam.
of Washington, d. c., who are her
guests. Decorations in the reception
rooms were autumn foliage and fall
flowers. Luncheon was served during
the afternoon to 100 guests. Other
out-of-town guests were: Mrs. Charles
Mitchell. of Liberty, Mrs. James Davis,
of Dayton, o., Mrs. Harry Keefe, of
Los Angeles. Cal, and Mrs. Stanley
c. Hughes, of Newport, r. l.
Announcement has been received
here of the marriage of Miss Mar
guerite Irene Cecil, daughter of Mrs.
Earl Miller. of Lima, O., and grand
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A.
Bost, of Muncie, to Eugene Balm
Bowman, formerly of this city, son of
Mrs. w. G. Ferguson, of Ashville, N C.
The wedding was celebrated at the
home of the Rev Dale c. Beatty, pas
tor of the Normal City Nj. E. church
3 last Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. The
single ring service was used. The
at-home cards read: 1913 East Ninth
street, Park Place. Muncie. Mrs.
Bowman has resided in Muncie all her
life and is popular member of the
younger set. Mr.. Bowman is an asso'
citation Boys secretary at the Y.M.C.A.
in Muncie, where he went from Rich
mond two years ago.
Miss Caroline Muegel entertained
with a Halloween party at her homo
on the Middleboro pike. Friday even
ing Games, contests, musical num-
bers and Rotations were a part OF
the program. Favors for the most
unique costumes went to Ralph Mark
ley and Helen Mikesell. A Halloween
luncheon was served to the following
guests: Miss Helen Mikesell, Miss
Helen Greenoff, Miss Helen Hoffman,
Miss Pauline Patti, Miss Alice Rupe,
Miss Stella Albright, Miss Dorothy
Albright, Miss Carolyn Muegel, Paul
Stanley, Paul Markley, Ralph Stan
ley, Russell Pierson, Theodore and
Frank Baird.
Miss Kathlyn Nichols, a bride-elect,
was the guest of honor at a Halloween
party given by Miss Edith Decker at
her home on Main street Friday even
ing. Autumn foliage, sheaves of corn,
combined with soft lights shaded in
Halloween colors formed an attractive
setting for the affair. The luncheon
table held a large pumpkin filled with
red apples and was lighted by yellow
tapers in crystal holders and yellow
shades. A miniature bridal party was
in front of the honored guests place.
A shower was presented to Miss Mich
OILS during the evening. Among the
guests were: Mrs. Floyd Scott, Mrs.
George Walker, Mrs Walter Jones,
Mrs. William Jones, Mrs. Earl Foster,
Miss Amy Fitzpatrick, Miss Betty
Nichols and Miss Decker.
Guests at theater party given Fri
day evening by Mrs. Ada Coppock and
Miss Dorothea Schneider for Miss
Gertrude Dietrich, a bride-elect were
Mrs. Carl Ferling, Miss Gertrude Diet
rich, Miss Lorene Stair, Miss Marie
Schneider. Miss Hilda Heinrich and
Miss Flossie Money.
The Neighborhood club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Howard Jefferies al
her home on the Middleboro roaG
Thursday afternoon. Needlework anC
contests were features of the after
moons entertainment Halloween dec
orations were used through the room.
and formed the appointments for /;
two-course luncheon served by thu
hostess. The guests were: Mrs. JohI
Cook, Mrs. Homer Evans, Mrs. Franl
Cook, Mrs. Orla Stanley, Mrs. Franl
Huffman, Mrs. Omar Dawson, Mrs
Asa Stanley, Mrs. Pleasant Seaney
Mrs. John Craig, Mrs. Oscar Darlan
Mrs. Ross Markey, Mrs. w. C. Jeffel
les, Mrs. Austin, of New Paris, Ohio
Miss Mary Marley, Miss Wilma Jei
ferries and Miss Katherine Craig, Mrs
John Evans will be hostess to the mex
meeting of the club.
Mrs. p. ]. Heery's Sunday schoc
class of Grace NJ. E. church forme
an all-day hiking party to New Pari:
Ohio, Friday. AT noon the group bull
a bonfire and cooked their dinnel
Among those in the party were: Mis-
lilly Abbott, Miss Thelma Albon, Mis-
Lula Borton, Miss Pauline HarmaI
Miss Caroline Nice, Miss Ethel Dersf
Miss Olive Dersh, Miss Margaret Lily
ingstone and Mrs. P. j. Heery.
In honor of Miss Ruth Keelor, VIII
has been spending two weeks vacS
ton with her parents on North Nine
teenth street, party was given Wee
nesday evening at her home. Anon
those present were: Miss Alice
Beissman, Miss Florence Cornes, Mis-
Isabelle Ayers, Miss Josephine Wasf
am, Luther Loehr, Thomas Prows, an
Miss Ruth Keelor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mitchell
north of Chester, have had as thei
guests Edward Stack, Mr.. and Mr.!
John Layley, Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Mitchell and family, of Union City, NJ
and Mrs. NJ. Motion, of Webster, lie
Mitchell, OF Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Ere
Mitchell and family of Fountain Cit!
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Cleveland, eel,
brated their fortieth wedding annive
sary Thursday evening at their Lowell
home in College Corner, o. The +,
ception rooms were decorated wit
profusions of roses, ferns, and potte
plants. A short program was presen
ed during the evening and later r.
freshments were served. Among tn
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Cleaveland, DIR. and Mrs. w. NJ. Cleav
land, of st. Louis. Mo-, Mr.. and Mr.
Arthur Cleaveland, of Columbus, Q
Miss Esther Black, Miss Ledra Ne
son. Earl Baldwin, Kesley Black, NJ
and Mrs. D. p. Owens and family,
Richmond, Oliver Overman and son,
Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. MauriC
Black and family, of Boston, Mr.. an
Mrs C. NJ. Black and daughter, NJ
and Mrs. B. NJ. Black and family, NJ
and Mrs Walter SomerS and son, NJ