The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-06

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Mrs. J. Brandon Griffis and Mrs.
James Hibben Griffis were hostesses
for a bridge party and miscellaneous
shower at their residence on North
Tenth street Wednesday afternoon
which was one of the first OF series
to be given for Miss Letha Chrow,
~bride-elect of Earl Bullerdick, whose
wedding will be one of the leading
events for the younger set. A pro-
fusion of spring flowers was arranged
throughout the reception rooms
Bridge was played at five tables which
were lighted by white shaded lights
y tied with green and supported oy
crystal candlesticks. A luncheon was
served at the tables following cards
The invited guests were: Miss Letha
Chrow, Miss Faye Koss Of Indianapo-
lis. Mrs. Glenn McConaha- Mrs. Harold
Grimes, Mrs Glenn Roberts, Miss WV
IAN Harding, Miss Mary Nicholson,
Miss Eleanor Clifford, Miss Mary Lair
mann, Mrs. Earl Bone, Miss Mary VIII
liams. Miss Marjorie Gennett, Miss
June Robinson, Miss Helen Johnson.
Miss Mary Philips, Mrs. Clyde Sem
Ter. Miss Mildred Schalk, Mrs. Hora-
ito Land, Mrs. Fred Gfrty, Miss Ca
milla Haner. Miss Corinne Nusbaum
and Miss Ruth Walden Of Indianapo-
lis. Miss Kathryn Bartel, Miss Helen
Eggemeyer, Miss Marguerite Lemen,
Miss Doris Groan, Miss Janet Seeker
Miss Elizabeth Tarkelson, Miss Alice
Gennett, Miss Mildred Nusbaum, MISS
Juliet Nusbaum, Miss Maxine murray
Miss Stella Knode and Miss Dorothy
Marine, ~ NJ
MISS Ruth Peltz Is presenting 10 OF
her pupils in recital at the high
high school auditorium wednesday
evening at s O'Clock. the recital Is
open to the public. A second recltai
by pupils of Miss PETIT, will be gwen
in the auditorium Thursday evening,
Mr.. Ernest Renk will give a Vocal
number as an added feature on tne
program. Pupils who will be present
Cd Thursday are: Miss Janet Russell,
Miss Pauline Patti, Miss Martha Us
horn. Griffin Jay, Miss Alice Stanley,
Miss Margaret Misener. Frances Rob
inson. Miss Jean Shively, Miss Marcia
weisgarber, Miss Alice Dafler. MISS
Catherine Fulghum, Miss Madeline
F1efsch. Miss Mary Haas. Miss irene
lara Miss Ruth Mccormick. MISS
Violet osborne and Miss Mildred
Haas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hutchins and
daughter. Helen, returned SATURDAY
- from Tampa, Fla, where they spen'
the winter with relatives.
Mrs. John Vessel and Miss Ethei
- Vessel have been spending severa'
. days in indianapolis.
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. Cal. has come to this city for per.
/, manent residence with her son anu
: daughter. J. S. Caldwell and MRS
! John NJ. Nina a%t
!: Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Lulu LlVezey
and Howard Benn which took place
wednesday. March 80, at the parson-
age of the Grace M. Z. church, the
Rev. A. H. Backus officiating. MT
Penn. who is a quartermaster in the
navy. has returned to his station and
will be Joined later by Mrs. Benn.
Miss Mary Butler. of Indianapolis
will come Thursday to spend a few
: DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G.
Butler of North A street.
. Miss Faye Koss and Miss Ruth
! Walden. of indianapolis, are the
! guests Of friends here.
The Ornis Melas society was In
formally entertained Tuesday evening
by Miss Ogen Shelton at her home on
South Fourth street. Among those
present were: Miss Mary Re1nhardt,
Miss Esther Reid, Miss Mildred White
lev. Miss katherine Binkley, Miss Ger
trude Williams, Miss Helen Bentlage
Miss Helen Jessup, Miss BRIDGE Nor
ris. Miss Gertrude Eggleston and Miss
: Ogen Shelton.
The Progressive Literary club was
entertained by Mrs. Karl Wolfe at her
home on Northwest Third street Tues
day afternoon. Responses were from
! Martin Van Buren, and William Har
rison. Humorous readings were given
by Mrs. Horace Kramer and paper
. was read by Mrs. George Chrisman on
Are Women More Temperate Than
Men," Funny stories were told by
each member with Mrs. Elmer Rice
leading. Mrs Leslie Hart, accom- pan
led by Miss Eleanor Hart, sang solo
Later refreshments were served to the
10 members present. Mrs. W. l.. Mise
ner will be hostess to the club April