The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-25
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Prominent among the months week (
end events was a picnic and motor
party to- Hickory Knoll Sunday,
formed by members of the younger
set and chaperoned By Mrs. Harry H.
Sackman, Mrs. Edna Jay. and Mrs.
Walter P. Snavely Games and swim
ming were enjoyed during the after
noon, followed by a picnic supper.
Later some of the party notored to
Dayton, O., and went TO Lakeside park.
Those who attended the outing in
cluded: Miss Frances Hanna. Miss
Ethel Tillman, Miss Rhea Crandall,
Miss Margaret Coe, Miss Edith Lewis,
Miss Alice Starr, Miss Mary Alice
Collins. Miss Margaret Hiatt, Miss
Harriet Ellis, Miss Marjorie Quigg,
Miss Betty Coate, Miss Helen Clark,
Miss Madge Townsend, Miss Burnona
Mohler, Miss Marianne SYanie, Miss
Georgia Healy, Miss Mary Catherine
Youngfiesh, Miss Helen Sackman, Miss
Reba Townsend, Miss Martha Jane
Holcomb, Miss Virginia Livingston,
Norman Johanning, Griffin Jay, Will
liam Rooney, Marston Hodgin, Keith
King, Dudley Davenport, Louis Davis,
Paul Druley. George Kruger, John
Coate, Quincy Mann, Francis Robin
son, Fred Clark, Clark Winchester,
Paul Loft, Henry Dickens, Pail Fouts,
George Cummirs, William Marshall,
James Sacknian. and Stanley Young
flesh.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hale, 216
South Tenth street wish to announce
The marriage of their son., Crist, TO
Miss Marthabel Shriner. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Clark, of Liber-
ty. The young couple was married
secretly in Covington, KY, June 20
They are residing in Indianapolis,
where Mr. Hale is engaged in business.
The wedding of Miss. Frances
Mitchell, daughter of the Rev. and
Mrs. Andrew F. Mitchell, and Edwin
]. McGrew, president of Penn college,
Oskaloosa, Ia, will take place. Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock in the South
Eighth Street Friends church, OF
which Miss Mitchell's father is pastor.
Conspicuous for its simplicity, the
wedding of Miss Madeline Elliott, OF
this city, daughter of Mrs. nellie Elliott
of Anderson, to Leroy D. Hardy, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Hardy. of
Dayton, o., took place at $3.50 o'clock
Saturday evening at the parsonage of
St Mary's church, with the Rev.
Walter ]. Cronin officiating. There
were no attendants. The bride was
modishly costumed in a brown suit
with accessories to correspond. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a wedding supper
was served to the small party OF
wedding guests and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardy. Covers were laid for Miss
Katherine Elliott, Miss Margaret Ell
hot, Mrs. Louise Railsback, Mrs. Ora
Raper, Miss Mildred Raper, and Mr..
and Mrs Hardy. The couple will be
at home to their friends after August
l at 1912 South D street.
Miss Harriet Thomas was pleasant.
ly surprised at her home on East Main
street Friday evening by a party OF
friends in honor of her birthday
Games. dancing and music were fea-
lures of the evening. Later refresh
ments were served in the dining room
where the decorative scheme was car
red out in red and white. The table
was lighted with candles and cleverly
arranged with balloons, which were
favors. The guests were: Mrs. Eu
gene Gehring, Miss Hazel Albion
Miss Phyllis flasher, Miss Lorraine
Shissler, Miss Thelma Campbell, Miss
Josephine Hiatt, Miss Lillian Gem
Miss Rose Taube. Mrs. Lloyd Wilson
of Indianapolis, Miss Verna Swisher
the Misses Katherine and Roma KamI
of New Philadelphia, Miss Heller
Lloyd, Miss Hazel Fulle, Miss Wanda
Johnson. Miss Marjorie Erik, Mis-:
Elma Petering, Miss Clara Getz anC
Miss Harriet Thomas.
The third of series of parties com
plimenting Mrs Raymond Aiken, re
cent BRIDE was the pretty party give1
Friday evening by Miss Carolyn Rode
field, assisted by Mrs. Lowell johnson
and Miss Bessie Cruise at the home o
Miss Rodefeld Friday evening. TIL,
guests included: Mrs. Raymond Aiken
Miss Hazel Ray of Washington, d. G
Miss Mabel Harris, Miss Ruth Weld
ner Miss Vera Pfafflin. Miss Nelli
Hawkins, Miss Katherine Smith, Mis-
Eleanor Smith, Miss Flora Parks, Mis-
Elsie Norris, Mrs. Carl Elliott, Mrs
James Eaton, Mrs. Lowell johnson
and Miss Bessie Cruise.
The Ladies' Aid society of the New
Westville church will meet with Mrs
Harry Lancaster at her home south
west of New Westville, Wednesda,
afternoon. Each member is requestet
10 bring pieces of material they ma
have at home for piecing a comfor'
The Ladies class of New WestviIl
Sunday school will hold their NEE
ing with Mrs. Jake Ketron Tuesda
evening instead of Thursday evenin
of this week at-her home south c
New Westville. 80
The Junior Order of Moose has pos
poned its card party from this Tue:
day evening to August 2, on accoun
of the carnival.
Country club members expecting t
attend the luncheon-bridge Tuesda
must make their luncheon reserve
tons Monday evening.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the VILLA