The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-19
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Society

noon when the Day Nursery associa-
ton entertained with its annual lun-
cheon at the North A street Friends
church. Covers we're laid for over so
persons, members of the association.
at long tables artistically arranged
with tall baskets of snowbaliS. lrlses,
carnations and orange blossoms. Be
sides the election of officers annual
reports from committee chairman and
officers were heard. During the past
year, it. was reported, the nursery mas
cared for 4.Os1 children The largest
number at the nursery in one month
occurred last July, 1920, when 5s5
were cared for. and the smallest num-
Der in April of this year when only
200 children were at the nursery. The
association now has a membership OF
159. which includes Is life members,
IL sustaining members, and 122 annual
members. The meeting was presided
over by Mrs. Harrie Dilks, second
vicepresident, in the absence of the
president and vice-president. Several
selections were given by the kiwan1s
ouartette, composed of Messrs. George
Hodge. Frank Funk, Lon Gardner, and
Samuel B. Carton. during the lun-
cheon Oficers elected were: First
vice-president, Mrs. Harrie Dflks; sec
ond vice-president. Mrs. w. D. Foulke;
recording secretary, Mrs. Harry
Lontz; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
BENJAMIN Johnson; treasurer, Mrs. I.
B. jenkins; and registrar, Mrs. 5. r.
Smith The president, Mrs. w. +.
Robinson, who was elected for term
of-three years. is now serving the
second year of her term of office. Mrs.
T, ~
7 man of the Ways and Means commit
1 tee, and Mrs. Frank Dr,iitt, chairman
of the House committee -sg.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Lyons entertain
ed 35 relatives and friends at their
home north of New Paris. o., during
the week end. The guests motored
: over from Dayton and Richmond.
They were: MIS-. Ella Drake, Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew Drake and daughter.
j Agnes Marie, Miss Laura Drake, Miss
Margaret Drake, Noah Drake, Miss
i Goldie Pickeral, Mr.. aud Mrs. George
Mckinney and children, EverettZHarn,
? Miss Elizabeth Hecker, Miss Dorothy
Hecker, Mr.. and Mrs. William Harm
. and daughter Gladys, Mr. and Mrs. G.
! A. Roberts and son Paul. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z Wilbur Schooley and family, Ollie
a Roberts, Miss Margaret Sullivan, Miss
= Thelma Johnson. Miss Florence Nc
Gatha, Master Ted Sullivan, all of
Dayton, o. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Thompson and children of this city,
and Joseph Hart.
Miss Cecile Commit entertained in
formally at her home in Glen View
Tuesday evening. Sweet peas in pro-
fusion formed the eenterpiece of the
table and were used for decoration
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pointed luncheon was served. Covers
we're laid for: Miss Vera Pfaflin, Miss
-. Madge Kitchin, Miss Elsie Morris,
T Miss Bernice Urton, Miss Agnes Latta,
Miss Margaret Shinn, Miss Johanna
! Shinn, Miss Mary Commit and Miss
e. Cecile Commit.
Miss Mabel Bullerdick entertained
81 with a card party at her home on
T South Thirteenth Street Wednesday
evening for the Sigma Kappas. Cards
F. were played at three tables. Later a
three course luncheon was served to
the following guests: Miss Pauline
Gildenhar, Miss Freda Haisley, Miss
Gwendolyn Splitter Miss Rhea Porter,
/. Miss Meta Weyman, Miss Sophia &C.
gan, Miss Stella Gegan, Miss Edith
+ Heinrich, Miss Cora Blomeyer. Miss
Muriel Mashmeyer, Miss Iva McNutt
and Miss Mabel Bullerd1ck.
a One of the last dances of the season
10 be held in the l. O.. o. F. hall oc-
r CURED Wednesday evening when the
z Syncopating Five made its farewell
s appearance for the season here The
party was given by Ralph Engelbert,
: Donald Cutler, Nerle Newton, West
-: colt Hanes, Alfred Hiatt, and Earl
y Hewitt. The orchestra, which has
been one of the most popular appear
ing here this winter, has high repu-
tation both in the middlewest and the
south where they play midwinter en-
eagements at ST Petersburg, Fla
Those attending were The Misses
Mary Reinhardt, Blanche Durham
Cornela Border. Rosamond Border
Helen Rethmeyer, Marie O'Brien
Josephine Hiatt. Vesper Deamer Hell.
en- Steinbrink, Dorothy Williams, AZ
mes Cain, Maude Watts, Louise Rob
p erts, Olive Jones, Nina Love, Ruth
Wickemeyer, Vivian Harding, Louise
@Weist. Mabel Feltman, Echo Roland
ID Cornelia Copeland, Juliet Swayne, Flo
renee Boren Miss Roser, Edna Weav
er. Dorothy Rees, Bernice Erhton. Ed
ma Stamer. Marie O'Connell, Margare;
. Jones, Katherine Nichols, Edith Deck
er, Esther Cooper, Greta Sisk, Heller
f1lll, EIllHOT SHlil1l, NdESalet flOSPfS
Leonora Hall, Elsie Norris, Mary Che
noweth, Mary Lahrman, Hazel Mash
meyer and Messrs. Ralph Amick
George Fee. Marlowe Aiken. Nerle
" Newton. Ralph Engelbert, Stanley
Smith Robert Rees. Robert Phillips
- Walter Caskey, Henry Cole, Russell
Stricken, Forrest Gartside, Leste:
Letter, Harold Mcbride. Westcot
,Hanes, w. NJ. Jellison. Henry Zeit&
Scott Kemp. E. Kelsey, Burr Simmons
Ben Safer Abe Fivel. Farrell Gully
Conrad Ottenfeldt. Albert j. Liene
mann. Orda Mahan, Arthur Weishart
Andrew Mag. Henry Beck, Parkei
Leneer Ray Dalbey, Paul Allen, FloyI
Nusbaum, Glenn Weist, Byran Moore
Russell Allen, Alfred Hiatt. NJ. Safer
C. Baldwin. Joseph Swearinger, A
.kitcheli, Whitney Mcclure, Charlie.
Brown, Chester Sharpe, James Rees
Richard Mansfield. Frank Bescher
Donald Bell, Edgar Loehr, Reid Jor
dan. Claude Miller. Fred Romey, Os
Uncle Ben Says: "It's pretty hard