The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-24
Society

of the prettiest luncheon parties of
the weekswhen she entertained at the
Country club Wednesday noon. for Mrs.
Elijah Coffin, of Philadelphia, Pa, Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Cooper, Of Moores-
town, N. j., and Mrs. F. w. Langdon,
of Cincinnati. Covers were laid for
IS guests. Madame Butterfly roses
formed the centerpiece of the table.
AS favors each woman was given a
lovely corsage of Madame Butterfly
roses and boutonnieres were given the
men. =
The subscription dance for Country
club members which will be given at
80 o'clock Thursday evening, prom
Uses to be the most notable of the
clubs functions for the month. The
Evan ]. Smith orchestra of seven
pieces, with Harry Frankel as soloist
will furnish music for the affair. A
buffet luncheon will be served during
the evening.
Persons of the city are invited to be
the guests of the Richmond Art as
ISOLATION at a showing of four reel
picture on paper making in the high
school auditorium at 1880 o'clock
Thursday evening. There will be no
charge. Anyone interested is invited
to attend. Following the film the
public art gallery now showing the
Arts and Crafts exhibit will be open.
The film will take about an hour. The
gallery will be opened at s.: 80 o'clock.
Miss Hilda Kidder, of POS North
Thirteenth street, will return Friday
from Lawrence, Kas., where she has
been making a two months visit with
Chancellor and Mrs. E. III. Lindley, of
that place. 80
Francis E. Glass, who was honorably
discharged from the navy recently, has
Just returned to his home in this
city. ~
Mrs. william Bentley has returned
! from the Great Lakes Naval Training
station, where she visited her son,
Ralph.
In honor of Miss Elizabeth Howell
meir's birthday a number of friends
entertained with a picnic supper We'd
nesday evening. The evening was
spent informally in games and music
Among the guests were Miss Elizabeth
Hovelmeier, Miss Viola Ecklar, Miss
Hazel Ecklar, Miss Marie hilbert,
Miss Florence Hilbert, Miss Emma
Klute, Miss Elizabeth Menke, Mrs.
Nora Knopp, Mrs. Fred Hilbert and
Mrs. Wallace Asbury.
Sixty-five persons were delightfully."-
entertained at one of the prettiest
the Grace M. E. church Wednesday
Washington parties 81 the week at
p evening by Mrs. Ora Stegalls class.
The guests included the husbands of
class members and the young men of
Mr.. Stegall's class. Supper was serv-
ed at long tables beautifully decorat-
ed with red, white and blue paper,
,knI, oh, ~ y,t<f 10
decorations in keeping with the nature
of the party. The evening was spent
in games and a number of musical
numbers were given. Mrs. Stegall's
class also elected the following offic-
ers: President, Miss Monica Willetts;
first vice-president, Mrs. Florence An
derson; secretary and treasurer, Miss
Leona Reber, and flower secretary,
Miss Helen Lagen. The committee
which arranged the party was COM
posed of the following persons: Mrs.
. Donna 3Shute, Mrs. Lester Meadows
Mrs. Charlotte Coate, Miss Virginia
Bare, Miss Esther Nichols, Miss Mar
tina Barron, Miss Helen Rethmeyer
and Miss Elizabeth Townsend.
The entertainment at the South
Eighth street Friends church Wednes-
day evening was one of the most sue
cessful of the season and was attend
ed by about $50 members of the
church. One of the decided hits OF
the evening was the reading of George
Bernard Shaw's "O'Flaherty, V. c." in
costume, by Miss Ruth Menke, Miss
Alice Unthank, Foster Hoesser and
Benjamin N. Johnson. The parts were
all we'll taken and the dialect we'll Civ
en-. Later a social time was enjoyed
by everyone, Miss Roberta WinanS O
the Community Service, assisting. Lat
er light refreshments were served
The rooms were decorated with flag
draped portraits of George Washing
ton.
Mrs. Elmer Harshman entertained
informally Tuesday, Feb %. with
party for ]. p. Ha rshman in honor o
his fourth birthday anniversary. The
time was spent in games, and late
refreshments were served to the littl
guests. Favors were dainty red has
kets Of candy. Among those presen
were little Misses Clarabelle and Vii
ginia Sta yton, Erma Barnhart. Heller
Swihart. Elizabeth Beard, Mildred
and Alice Juday, Evelyn Harshman
Masters Richard Peele, Richard Spen
Ger, Rex Emrick. James Juday, Jr
Gerald Markey, Warren James Scheis
er, tuulo anu D. IldI
man, Mrs. Raymond Swihart, Mrs
Robert Stayton, Mrs. Harry Juday
Mrs. J. c. Juday, Mrs. Belle Kyle an
Mrs. Everard Juday.
4 silver tea was given Tuesday aft
ernoon at the Masonic Temple to cele
brate Wa shington's birthday by tn
- Loyal Chapter Number 40, o. E.
Over 100 women attended the tes
The large banquet room was resplenC
ent with flags, flowers and other patr
otto decorations. In the receiving lin
were George Washington, Marth
Washington and Columbia, besides tn
orders officers, Mrs. Mary Hippar
and Mrs. Emma Hobson. Quaint &C
lonial costumes were worn by the We
men who served at the tea tables
Favors given each guest were cluster
of cherries. During the afternoon
short program was given by Mrs. Les
lie E. Hart, Miss Anna Fetta and Mr.:
Robert Ashby.
The Happy Hour club was enteI
tai mod NV Miss HeIoy, Terbnnd of bo