The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-04
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day afternoon and evening to friends |
of her daughter, Mrs. Franklin S.
Lamar. of Kansas City, Mo. No in |
svitauons are being issued.
tr,- Mrs. Waldo Dubbs. nee Florence i
Cummins, Mrs Arthur Love, Mildred
sLove,~T nee. Mildred Townsend, and !
Miss Mabel Roser, bride elect of DON |
aid Warfel, of Indianapolis, will be
guests of honor at a party which the
Delta Theta Taus are giving at the
home of Mrs. Omar G. Whelan next
Wednesday evening. Fl
Miss Miriam E., Kelly, daughter of
! Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Kelly. of |
kinsey street, and Kent Granville
| Lemen, son of Mrs Anna Lemen. of
North Tenth street. were quietly mar
ried Saturday evening at o'clock at
the parsonage of st. Mary's church
by the Rev. Walter J. Cronin. The
bride wore a gown of grey georgette
/ with hat and slippers to correspond.
Her flowers were a corsage of pink
roses, Miss Margaret Lemen, sister
of the bridegroom, and Raymond
Kelly, brother of the bride, were the
only attendants. Miss Lemen wore
gown of navy blue satin and a cor
sage of Aaron Ward roses. Following
sthe ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Lemen
left for motor trip through the east.
They will reside in Cambridge City,
where Mr.. Lemen is engaged in bus
siness. Both are popular members of
the the. youngsr set ME Lemen is
Mrs AVN Fox was hostess for a !!
pretty green and white tea at her
home on South B street Saturday aft
ernoon for Miss Marie Karl and Miss
Ruby Acres, of Indianapolis, who were
here to discuss plans for organizing !!
"A chapter of the Delta Theta Tau |
sorority in Indianapolis. Guests of
the afternoon included members of |
the local chapter. Light refreshments
were served during the afternoon. |
Spring flowers throughout the rooms /
effectively carried out, the color
scheme Of green and white. Six girls.
mem berry of The Delta Theta TAU
chapter al Libeffy, were guests ii the ,
affair. Those present were: Miss
Ruby Acres and Miss Marie Karl, of
Indianapolis: Miss Lorena Starr, Miss |
Mary Williams, Miss > Agnes Cain,
Miss Greta Sisk, Miss Marie Thomas,
Miss Frances Roser, Miss Mary Chen
soweth. Miss Ruth Edgerton, Miss
Carolyn Bradley, Miss Maude Watt,
Miss Mary Thomas. Mrs Earl, Hewitt,
Mrs. Omar WheIan,H Mrs. Russell AL
texander, Mrs. Donald Srigar and Mrs.
Roscoe Gambler.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the First Christian Church will hold
its monthly business meeting at the
home of Miss Cyrenas Huber. 21O S.
Thirteenth Street, Wednesday even |
ing. All members are urged to be
present.
Mrs Henry Shankel of North Nine
steenth street in formally entertained !.
small party of friends Saturday ev-
ening for the pleasure of her mother, !
Mrs. S. E. Isley, of Bristol, Va, who is !
visiting here. The evening was spent !
informally and refreshments were
served by the hostess. The following |
persons were present: Mrs. S. E.
sIsley, of Bris toll ! Va. Il Mrs. Shelly, Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Shank, Mr.. and Mrs. |
wv. D. Arlington. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
SShankel, Miss Ethel Shelly and Robert |
Shelly
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Heithaus
were given a surprise party at their
home on South Seventh street Satur
day evening by the Denver Brown
camp and Ladies' auxiliary of Spanish
American War veterans. Progressive !
#euchre was played during the evening
Mrs. Lon Grice and William Schneider
winning the favors for high scores,
and Miss Thelma Tomlinson and Roy
Reynolds winning low scores. Later
refreshments were served. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
EKennepod1I Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Tucker, Mr.
and Mrs Lon Grice, Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Schneider, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
REYNOLDS, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thomp-
son, Mrs Heithaus, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
zHeithaus,. Roy Edwards, Miss Ruth
Thomas, Miss Helen Thomas, Miss
Schneider, Miss Ethel Heithaus, Miss
Thelma Tomlinson and Miss Madeline
Tucker.
Miss Ruth Gatzek returned to Gin
cinnat, O., Monday to resume her
: studies at the Good Samaritan hos
pital
Mrs Margaret Doner of North c
= street spent the week end in Green
vile, o. visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Smith, nee Miss Bennett of North
Eleventh street. -
Mrs. Gus Hafner will be hostess to
the Neighborly club at her home, Ma.
=tional Road East, Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Helen Eggemeyer and Miss
hdlllTyH DdTlSl al e y CT IA 1iifS " A<SAnS
Forest, H.. Monday to resume their
studies after spending the spring va
cation here.
Miss Elizabeth Tarkleson returned
to Bloomington Monday after spend
ing the spring vacation with her par
; ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tarkleson
Of South Fourteenth street.
Miss Christina and Miss Bertha
Karcher, Miss Ruth Stevens, julius
.Karcher Sr. and julius Karcher, Jr.,
.-motored1 to Cincinnati. O., Sunday,
where they visited relatives.
+ The True Blue class of the First
English Lutheran church was delight
fully entertained at Sunday school
party Friday evening at the home of
Miss -verda King. The evening was
spent in games and contests appro-
pirate for April Fools day. Miss
Bette Moore, of Muncie, profess
ssionaI classical dancer who was
guest, did several solo dances during
sthe evening. Later refreshments
were served, Members present were