The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-20

Mrs. Roscoe Gambler, Miss Mary Chen
oweth, Miss Clara Daub, Miss Agnes
Cain, Miss Ruth Edgerton, Mrs. Guy
Gotschan, Miss Elizabeth Stair. Mrs.
Al Mayer and Mrs. Waldo Dubbs.
j. E. Rhodes was entertained az a
surprise dinner party at his home on
South E street Sunday evening. Dec
orations for the occasion were roses.
Covers were laid for 10 guests. Dur
ing the evening music and games
were the features. The guests in
cluded: Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Mcdonald
and sons, Myron and Byron, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Raper, Mrs. Mary McDon-
aid, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry knott and
son Ralph, Mr. Orville Rhodes, MT
and Mrs. Harry Darnell and daughter.
Miss Miriam Darnell, Mr. and Mrs
J. E. Rhodes, Miss Virginia Rhodes,
and James Rhodes.
| The Five Hundred club was enter
tanned Monday evening by Mrs. Roy
| Campbell at her home on South
| Eighth street. The favor went to
Miss Dorothy Korves. Those present
were Miss Mary Reinhard, Miss Helen
Hazeltine, Miss Edna Stanford, Miss
Gertrude Eggeston. Miss Katherine
Binkley, Miss Josephine Hiatt, Mrs.
Cedric Johnson, Miss Helen Bentlage.
Miss Esther Reid, Miss Dorothy Kor-
yes and Mrs. Roy Campbell
Miss Cathryn Williams was the
guest of honor at a surprise party
given at her home On East Main
street Monday evening. Cards were
played and an informal dance enjoy
ed during the evening The guests
weer Miss Cathryn Williams, Miss
lauren jerks, Miss Iris Cook, Mar
win Lehman, Jean Crafts, Charles
w. H. Keisker and Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
A. Evans.
An informal dance was given 4
Philomath Saturday night. Favor:
awarded in a Waiting contest wen
to William Cook and Miss Mildred
Stinson, and in the fox trot to Ernest
; Stinson and Miss Irene Weber.
similar dance will be held next Satur
day. Music will be furnished by thu
Erik and Engelbert Harmony Sextette
The public is invited to attend.
Daughters of America will meet a
o'clock Wednesday evening in Camp
field hall, Colonial annex. The cap
tain of the degree team requests al
members to be present. Plans are t
], be completed for the social to be Civ
|, en- next week by the organization.
Mrs. Grace Porterfield Polk, of In
dianapalis, has been the guest of he
mother, Mrs. NJ J. Porterfeld, of Sout
|, Seventeenth street.
: Mrs. Dorothy Frenzel Scott, of II
dianapolis. who has been the guest @
her sister, Mrs. Raymond B. Nicho
, son and Mr.. Nicholson, of North Fou
| teenth street, has retu; ned home.
Mrs. James w Morrison, of Chic;
t go, who has been visiting her parents
> Mr. and Mrs. William Dudley Foulk,
: of Linden Hill, returned home Nor
3 day
5 Mrs. H. F. Pritchard and Mrs. c.
e Erik have returned from Dayton, o
J.; where they visited Mrs. Lillian HUI
:, gerford. They were accompanie
!, home by Mrs Hungerford, George III
4 lin, and Mr. and Mrs. George Vince
|, en-.
Russell Brehm, of Chicago, who ha
!, been visiting relatives in this city fo
i the past few days returned Tueseda
|, to Chicago.
a MIS-. 1ndQ McCOWn, OF HdSerSIOWI
= is visiting at the home of her niece
. Mrs. George Cunningham, of Ricf
mond avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. A. e. Holmes, of Sout
!. Twelfth street, have returned from
f weeks stay in Indianapolis. Will
f there they attended the convention {
h the National Tea and Coffee associ;
ton. Mr.. Holmes was elected treai
Il urer of the association.
:, The Penny club will be entertaine
Y, at an allsday picnic party Thursday &
I. the home of Mrs.-Andrew Burgess, VIII
leaves soon for California, to take u
v residence. Members of the club are I
d meet at Ninth and Main streets at
If o'clock Thursday morning, to take tn
8 hack
d The Wayne County society of
q, dianapolis is to be entertained by N
n and Mrs. j. S. Harris, of that city
d their residence, 3147 North Capt.
IF avenue, Friday evening, Sept so.
IS Wayne county persons in Indianapol
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