The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-09
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The engagement of Miss Helen
Hazeltine. daughter of Mrs. w. Z.
Morrey, to Conrad Ottenfeld, son of
Mrs. Jack Haner, of North Twentieth
street, has been announced. The wed
ding is to take place in October Both
young people are graduates of the
Richmond high school and we'll known
members of the younger set. Miss
Hazeltine attended Holland Park Jun
Tor college al Detroit, Mich, and was
engaged in newspaper work for a
time Mr.. Ottenfeld is a prominent
member of the Omicron Pi Sigma
fraternity and was recently elected
treasurer of the organization.
Word has been received here of the
marriage of Mrs. Frances Lawrence
Hiatt, of Kansas City, Mo-, and Frank
Van Uxem, of Los Angeles, Cal,
which is to take place the latter part
of this month. Both Mrs. Hiatt and
Mr. Van Uxem are former residents
of this city and very well known here.
Mr. Van Uxem was prominent mem
Der of the First Presbyterian church
and was active in civic movements.
The couple are life long friends, hav-
ing spent their childhood in Dublin.
They will reside in Los Angeles. Mrs.
Hiatt has been living in Kansas City
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Gil
bert Edmund Hiatt, formerly of this
city. is son Of Mrs. Hiatt.
The marriage of Miss Edna Hill
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hill
Of Whitewater, and Russell E. Mills,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John r. Mills, OF
New Madison, o., took place Thursday
evening at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage, the Rev l.. F. Ulmer, pas
tor of the church, officiating. The
bride wore a gown of lavender georg
cite with accessories to match. Mr.
and Mrs. Mills left Immediately on a
wedding trip through the east They
will be at home to their friends after
October in New Madison, o.
Miss Winifred Comstock entertained
informally with bridge and five hun
bred party at her home in Reevestor
Friday afternoon The guests were:
Miss Jane Carpenter. Miss Helen Eg
gemeyer, Miss Stella Knode, Miss
Helen Johnson, Miss Ruth Goode
nough, Miss Zella Haynes of Ames
bury, Mass, Miss Jane Brookbank
Miss Maxine Murray. Miss Marjorie
is Groan, Miss Juliet Nusbaum, Mrs
Robert L. Coate, Miss Bonita Mon
arch and Miss Gertrude Williams.
Miss Iowa Mansfield was hostess fol
two informal evening parties this
week at her home, 81 South Seven
teenth street, Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings. Decorations at both
affairs were simple arrangements OF
cosmos and nasturtiums. Mrs. Harry
McMinn, who is leaving next week fol-
permanent residence in Columbus, o.
was the honored guest at the party
Wednesday evening. Other guests
were: Mrs Carl Roop, Mrs. Franz
Hale, Mrs. Rex r. Buckley Mrs. Ra!
Kinder, Mrs. Raymond Smith. Mrs
Oliver Overman, Mrs. Belle Watts
Mrs. Earl Allen, Mrs. Ralph Kittle
Mrs. Russell Moss. Miss Marjorit Pick
EFT, Miss Mary Thomas. Miss Rutl
Horr and Miss Barbara Brown
Miss Mansfield entertained Thurs
day evening as a compliment to Mis-
Mabel Mansfield, of Washington, D. C.
who is visiting relatives here. Thu
guests were Miss Mary Davis, Mis-
Mary Kriyel, Miss Ruth Menke, Mis-
Edna Wore, Miss Esther HILL Mrs
Darrell Watts. Miss Mabel Kasser
Miss Addie Wright, Miss Alta Jewell
Miss Marjorie Edwards. Miss Evelyl
White, Mrs. Frances Wright and Mrs
Albert Wilson, of Beaver Falls, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. George V. Stinson er
tertained at dinner Thursday evenin
at their home. 1l19 Hunt street, TO
the following guests Mr.. and Mrs
Af
Mrs. Carl Raper and daughter, Bonni
OF Newcastle, Mr.. and Mrs Frank BeI
ner and son, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wayn
Stinson.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Dintaman. c
South B street. have returned froI
Webster Lake where they have bee
spending, two months Of the summe
season.
Miss Alice Gennett. of South TweI
ty-first street. Miss Elizabeth TarkI
son, of South Fourteenth street, an
Earl Fl. Keisker, of South Sixteent
street are among those who left FIR
day for Indiana university Miss He
en- Eggemsyer, Of East Main street an
Miss Jane Carpenter, OF South 81.
teenth street, are leaving Saturday fc
Indiana university. Miss Bonita MOI
arch, of Glen View, and her mothe
Mrs. II. l.. Monarch, will go to Indian
apolis Saturday to spend the day an
Miss Monarch viii then go on t
Bloomington.
Miss Florence Bond of North Tent
street, left Friday for Bloomington
where she is a member o. the Indian
university faculty.
Miss Leota Hosbrooh has returne
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