The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-26
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WHOSE club members of this city
entertained with a picnic party at Glen
Miller park "wednesday evening TOR.
members of the We-Do-so Club ofNew
castle. Local members in the party
were: Mrs. Ray Schuneman, Mrs.
Francis Glass, Mrs. Elmer klehfoth,
Mrs. Floyd Scott. Miss Flossie Money.
Miss Lucille Wellba,nm, Miss Wanda
johnson, Miss Lillian johnson, Misses
Margaret, Olive, and Martha Jones,
Miss May Appleton, Miss Miriam
Eicholtz, Miss Nellie Hawkins. Miss
Marie wrede, and Miss Alice Vossler.
The guests from Newcastle were:
Miss Pauline Wredt, Miss May Joyce,
Miss Ruth Joyce, Miss Mabel Ridenour,
Miss Norine Mahiu, Mrs. Harold Tress-
nall, Mrs. Fred Sharp, and Miss
Peggy Russell.
The Lawton club was Informally en-
tertained in a delightful manner BY
Mrs Lon Grice at her home on. Main
street Wednesday afternoon. Among
those present: were: Mrs. Roy >Rey-
nolds, Mrs Conrad G. Weist, Mrs
Leonard Thomas, Mrs. Robert Petry,
Mrs. Ferdinand Wedding, Mrs. Gilbert
Henniger, Mrs. Christopher klingeb1el,
Mrs. William Schneider, Mrs. Richard
Jones, Mrs. Ira M. Tucker, Mrs. Harry
Harmeyer, Mrs. Benjamin Heithaus,
Miss Madeline Tucker. Miss Dorothy
Schneider and Mrs.-,Lon GFice. The
club will be entertained June by
Mrs. Benjamin Heithaus at her home
on South. Seventh street.
Mrs. William Klein was hostess to
members of the H. B. club at her home
314 Pearl street, Wednesday after
noon. Garden flowers were prettily
arranged throughout the house and
formed the centerpiece for the din
ing table. The afternoon was spent
in needlework after which refresh
ments were served. Those present
were: Mrs Fred Parker, Mrs. Everett
Bolander, Mrs. Fred Lahrman, Mrs.
Chester Whitesell and Mrs. William
Klein. Mrs. Fred Lahrman will enter
tain the club in two weeks. -
Mrs. James H. Brumfield of East
haven avenue entertained the Dorcas
society of Earlham Heights church at
her home Wednesday afternoon. After
a short business session the afternoon
was Spent socially and several musical
Selections were enjoyed after which
refreshments were served, Guests OF
the club were Mrs. Levi Myers, Mrs.
Jesse Hunt, Mrs. Benner, Miss Nuby,
Miss Crossley, Mrs. E. l.. Reihmer of
New Paris, O., and the Misses. kath-
crime and Miriam Reisner, of New
Paris, O. Hostess for the next meet
ing will be announced later.
Mrs. o. F. Ward presided at the
meeting of the Ladies' and Pastor
union at Grace church Wednesday
afternoon which was attended by over
80 members. A short program was
presented after which refreshments
were served by the entertainment
committee, Mrs. Ed Thompson, Mrs.
Clarence Kramer and Mrs. Tolliver.
Miss Katherine Rhoads, bride-elect
of Stanley Gail, was guest of honor at
n miscellaneous shower given by Mrs.
( John McWhinney and Miss Mary Nc
/. Whitney at their home near New
I, Westvifle, Wednesday afternoon. Roses
T.. in profusion were prettily arranged
/, through the rooms. AEprogram OF
I. music was given and at the presents
/, ton Of. the shower Mrs, Frank Smell
ser read a clever poem which she had
written for the occasion. Later
prettily appointed luncheon was serv
ed to the following guests: Mrs
William Arnold, Mrs Frank WehrleY
Mrs. Roland Shafer, Mrs. Marlowe
Stegall, Mrs. Frank Smelser, Mrs
William Rhoads, Mrs. Paul Gail. Mrs
Levi Rhoads, Mrs Jerry McCarty, Mrs
Carl Norris, Mrs. Charles Raper. Mrs
Harry Lancaster, Mrs. John Watts
Miss Jennie Kuth, Miss Hazel Gail
Miss Katherine Rhoads, Mrs. Gibbons
!, of Dayton, O., Mrs John McWhinney
and Miss Mary McWhinney.
DR.. and Mrs. Louis T. Jones, of Col
lege Avenue entertained with recep
ton and lawn party for students o
Earlham college, who are members o
Mr.. Jones's three classes in European
history. The receptions are an an
nual affair which DIR. Jones innovate'
few years ago. 1t affords tn
students an opportunity of getting bet
Z ter acquainted and also of talking owe
, their work The party was held OF
the lawn, games were played and late
refreshments served. About Is stud
ents enjoyed the affair. .
r Miss Ruby Tingle was hostess 70
the T. w. M. A. club at her home Wed
nesday evening. The time was spen
informally and refreshments wer
served by the hostess. Those presen
we're: Miss Emma Tiemeyer, Miss E
nora Haner, Miss Marie Schultz, Mis-
u Lola Thornburg. Miss Gertrude Har
man, Miss Korves, Miss Alice Stou
Mrs. Ruby Edwards, and Miss Rub
Tingle The club will meet in tw
weeks with Miss Emma Tiemeyer.
Miss Helen Geers will sing at recits
given by Miss Tracey, vocal instructo
at Sacred Heart college, Cincinnati
Thursday evening.
Great artists who are painters c
animals will be the subjects of storie
to be told by Miss Florence William
at the children's story hour Saturda
afternoon at $50 O'Clock. The storie
will be told in the South Tenth stree
park, unless it rains, in which even
: the children arc to meet at the librar,