The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-02
Society

Mrs. Henry E. Long entertained in
a delightful manner with a birthday
party for her daughter. Miss Sara
Kathryn Long, at her home, 1876 South
Thirteenth street, Tuesday afternoon.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. j.
J. Owens, Mrs. Robert Hudson and
Mrs. Sam Torrell. Appointments were
in keeping with st. PatrickS day.
Music, games and contests were play
ed during the afternoon, favors going
TO Miss Jean Grottendick. Miss Evelyn
Carr. Miss Jane Robe, Miss Kathleen
Comstock, Miss Dorothy Swan and
Miss Ellen Bartel Dainty place cards
marked the places at the dining table.
A cake lighted by eight candles and
surrounded by a mound of smilax and
narcissuses formed the centerpiece.
Kewpie dolls were tied with green
ribbons and suspended from a chandi-
lier over the table. Favors were green
and purple baskets of candy and sham
rock. The honor guest was the recip-
lent of many lovely gifts. Those pres
ent were Miss Kathlyn Comstock, Miss
Ellen Bartel, Miss Nancy Jay, Miss
Evelyn Carr, Miss Janet Thompson,
Miss Sarah Copeland, Miss Jean Grot-
tendick, Miss Marion Weeks, Miss
Dorothy Swan, Miss Janet Robe, Miss
Virginia Youngflesh, Miss Anna Laura
Bishop, Miss Elizabeth Allen, Miss AL
ice Jean Price, Miss Caroline Bond,
Miss Eleanor Collins, Miss Martha
Jane Waldrit of Streeter, Ill, house
guest of Miss Collins, Miss Sara Kath-
Ign Long, Miss Jane Long, Miss Myra
Dennis, Sam Torrell, Bobby Hudson
and Jimmy Owens.
The Junior Luther League of Trinity
Lutheran church was entertained by
Miss Ethel Heithaus at her home on
South Seeenth street Tuesday evening
Six visitors and "a members were
2 present. Plans are being laid for pre-
senting play in April. During the
evening a talk was given by the Rev.
n Oscar T. F. Tressel on Redemption
50 is Universal" The rest of the time
:. was spent informally and luncheon
was served by the hostess. Roland
Kemper will be host to the league al
{ a party to be given next month at his
: home on South Sixteenth street.
~ Mrs. Karl c. Wolfe entertained fol
! her husband with a surprise birthday
= party at their home, 800 North Wes1
Third street, Tuesday evening. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
o. EVAN Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kram
, er. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace M. Kramer
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Schulz, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Turner w Hadley, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles E. Thomason, Mrs. Alfred H
z Backus, Miss Lillian Yost, and Miss
. Elizabeth Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Page and children. Alice, Eller
g, and Williams, were dinner guests, i
a. l. d., 20 trfh lou a1S0
= Little Miss Evelyn Jane Coffman
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles corr
man of South Fourteenth street, en-
& tertained in honor of her birthda!
Tuesday afternoon. The time wa:
spent in playing games and later re
freshments were served. Those pres
ent were: Harriet Coffman, Margare
Anne Alderman, Ruth Esther Rosen
Barbara Jean Fox, Weldon Coffman
Loren Ahaus, Harold Black, Lorel
PickeIl, Evelyn Jane Coffman, Mrs
Martha Coffman and Mrs. Carl Coft
man.
Mrs E. B. Grosvenor repeated he
story on "Americanization,' told re
Gently before the Womans club, a
the meeting of the Aftermath club 70
which Mrs. Charles NJ. Woodman wa
hostess at her home on College avenu
Tuesday afternoon. Descriptive mus1
cal selections illustrating parts of tn
story were played by Mrs. Georg
Hayes A paper was read by Mis-
Mary Ann Stubs and followed by
discussion in which many took par
Later refreshments were served b
the hostess. twenty-five member
were present
The Progressive Literary club cleo
ed the following officers when it me
at the home of Mrs. Elmer E. Rlc
Tuesday afternoon: President, Mr:
Robert Thurston; vice-president, Mr.
Horace Kramer; secretary, Mrs. job
Emslie; treasurer. Mrs. Thomas Rot
inson; scrapbook keeper, Mrs. Charlie
Roland; press reporter, Mrs. E.
Rice. Preceding the election pre-
gram was given. Responses to no
call were given from Jackson an
Madison. and paper read by Mr.
Robert Thurston on The Constitutio
of the United States" was followed b
a discussion by Mrs. Karl Wolfe {
Some Things We Have Inherite
from the World War" Mrs. Thoms
Robinson led parliamentary drill. Mis-
Gladys Longnecker played sever;
numbers on the piano during the pr
gram. Thesnext meeting will be hel