The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-26

pink and white shades and was ap-
pointed in pink and white. Among
those for whom covers were laid were
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kramer, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest O.. EVAN, Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner w. Hadley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Z Schulz, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
: Thomson, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl c.
Wolfe, Miss Elizabeth Townsend, Miss
Lillian Yost and Miss Martha Ann
Wolfe.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holtcamp en-
tertained with a six O'Clock dinner
Thursday evening at their home on
North A street. The guests were:
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Little, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Ball, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pleasant Seaney, and Mrs o. NJ. Will
kerson, of Indianapolis.
Mrs. Walter P. Snavely was hostess
for an informal party at her home,
LOT Pearl street, Friday afternoon,
when she entertained the Daffodil
lclub. The afternoon was spent in
tneedlework after which refreshments
were served by the hostess. Mrs
Harry Reid, Mrs. Willard Stump and
Mrs. Fred Goebel We're club guests,
4 The members who were present in
lSharp, Mrs. George Reid, Mrs Harry
Sharp. Mrs. Charles Dove, Mrs. Har-
ry Darnell, Mrs. Claude Addleman
Mrs. Frank Stegall, Mrs. Walter Muir
ray, Mrs. Ray Meeks, Mrs. George
lFogel, and Mrs. Walter Snavely. In
two weeks Mrs. Harry Sharp of North
Twentieth street, will be hostess to
the club. The meeting at that time
is to be held on Friday.
The marriage to Miss Ethel Shoe
maker to Orvial e. Thomas took place
at 9 o'clock Thursday morning at the
parsonage of the First English Lu-
theran church. The Rev. Frank a.
Dressed, pastor of the church, Of
ficiated. The bride wore gown Of
blue silk. She was attended by her
sister, Miss Grace Shoemaker, who
wore a gown of brown silk. Linden
Harrison acted as best man. A wed
ding dinner was served at the home
of the grooms grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ Bennett, 800 South
Eleventh street Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
are to be at home after December
first at 7G01aSouth Eighth street.
Mrs. ". G. Land was hostess for a
pretty party on Friday afternoon when
she entertained informally for the
Banner Social at her home on West
Main street II will be the last gath
ering of the club until its Christmas
party with Mrs. William Jones the
Thursday before Dec. %. Eleven per
sons were present. The afternoon
was spent informally after which a
fOur-course luncheon was served by
he hostess at small tables. The Ia
bles held baskets of nuts and attrac-
tive appointments in keeping with the
Thanksgiving season. Guests of the
club were: Mrs. Harriet Roberts, of
San Francisco. Cal, and Mrs. Wenger.
a Members present were: Mrs. William
Jones, Mrs. William Schultz, Mrs a.
T. Brooks, Mrs, G. W. Walker, Mrs.
Fred Eastman, Mrs. D. B. Scherb, Mrs.
= Walter Jones, Mrs. Edward Ball and
Mrs. w. G. Land,
Members of the Fidelis club were en-
tertained in the G. A. r. post rooms
at the court house Wednesday even
ing with a box social and program.
Games. contests and music furnished
the entertainment. A recitation by
Miss Dorothy Snurley was a feature.
Among the members present were:
Miss Mary Way. Miss Opal Skinner,
Miss Lucille Shurley. Miss Edith Hol
lingsworth, Miss Susanna Nosler, Miss
Blanche Carman, Miss Dorothy Shur-
ley and Miss Anna BostiCk. Guests OF
the club were: Miss Vivian Myers,
Walter MOnger, Miss Glenna CrOme
Ancil Bostick, Jonathan Shurley, Wal
ter Frame, Miss Irena Williams, Ern
est Ambrose, Oryal II. Brown, Robert
Miller, Herbert Pottenger, Dale Thorn
as, Harold Skinner and Miss Dorothy
Jane Rebecca Shurley.
Miss Jane Keister entertained in.
q. formally Wednesday evening for the
r. w NJ. A club. Contests and thin
blework were pastimes of the evening
Luncheon was served later by the
hostess. Mrs. Nette Bulla was added
to the clubs membership roll. Those
present were; Miss Elenora Haner
Miss Emma Tiemeyer, Miss Elisha era
NOR, Miss Lola Thornburg, Mrs. Ed
win Coffman, Mrs. Troy Edwards and
daughter, Miss Saretta Elizabeth, Mrs
Ernest Stout and son, Ralph Kenneth
Miss Jane Keister and Miss Emma
Hartman. The club had as its guests
Mrs. Clarence Haas and three chill
dren, Mrs. Nettie Bulla and Mrs. Anna
Hartman. Miss Marie Schultz will be
hostess to the club on Dec. s.
invitations have been issued by the
Happy Hour club for a dance it is Civ.
ing on Thursday evening. Dec. /, in
the ballroom Of the l. o. o. +. hall at
$50 o'clock. The Melody entertain
ers are to play the order of dances
Each couple that is a member of the
club is privileged to invite one other
couple 10 the dance. The committee
on arrangements is composed of H
f. Young, E. r. Orr, Miss Pauline
Sener, Paul kring and Ralph KnOpf
4 dance will be given Saturday
evening by the Tirzah Aid for Ben
Hurs and their friends at the club
The Englebert orchestra will play the
order of dances. All Ben Hurs and
their friends are cordially invited
~. A conspicuous event of the week
end will be the dance which the Order
Of Eastern Star is giving Saturday
evening at the Masonic Temple
Masonic couples will be guests OF
members. The Harris orchestra will
furnish the music.
" An event of the week will be the
production of Clyde Fitchs drama