The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-19

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Mrs Lester Unthank and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert McCullen and fam
lily, Mrs. George Wysong and family, |
Mrs. 10 Donson and family. Mrs. Harry
Stuart and family, Mrs. Wynn, Mrs.
Fritz Hohenstein and family, Mrs. |
Null, and Mrs. Samuel Bishop.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Pond and
son, Wilbur. are spending the week
end in Springfield, o., visiting Mrs. &.
r. MeCauley.
and two daughters. of the Pelham
apartments, are leaving Saturday for
permanent residence in Dayton, 0.
The Misses Isabel and Mildred
Crabb have returned from West Mil
| ton, o., where they attended the we'd
ding of Miss Iowa Pearson. Miss
Lucille Stanley. of Albion, returned
with them and spent Wednesday
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter l.. Daley, OF
| 129 South Twelfth street, have return
ed from a three months motor trip
| through the west En- route they visit
ed points in Colorado, Mexico, New
Mexico, and Arizona After spending
some time in Southern California they
returned home via the northern route,
visiting Seattle, Wash, Portland, Ore,
Montana, Idaho, the Yellowstone park,
and other points.
Miss Marguerite Jenkins and Miss
Fern Homan entertained with mis-
cellaneous shower Thursday evening
in honor of Mrs. Ernest Hoos, bride
of last week, at the home of Miss
Homan on North Seventh street. A
color motif of pink and white was car
ried out in the appointments. The
guests were: Mrs. Ernest Hoos, Miss
Betty Meyers, Mis- Eva Matsen, Miss
Thelma Tubbets, Miss Ruth Walter,
Miss Mary Homan, Miss Glenna Ho-
man, Miss Sarah Kring, Miss Mildred
Tough, Mis- Donna Overholser, Miss
/ Marguerite Jenkins, Miss Homan, and
Mrs. C. A. Homan.
Miss Marguerite Turner was hostess
to the Joy Bearers of Trinity Luther
an church at her home on the Liberty
pike Thursday evening. A chicken
supper was served on the lawn, covers
being laid for about 20 persons. Gold
en- glow and gladioli carrying out a
color scheme of pink and yellow were
= used to decorate the table. The even
ing was spent in games and contests
on the lawn. Those present Included:
: Mrs. Paul Witte, Mrs. Ernest Nieman,
; Mrs. Frank Remmert, Mrs. Ada Mayer,
; Miss Marjorie Beck, Mrs. Howard La
cey and two children, Eloise and Tom
my, the Misses Margaret, Marie, and
Edna Deuker, the Misses Teresa,
Christine, and Margaret Karcher, Mrs.
: Clifford Turner, Miss Katherine Daub,
Mrs. Ann Turner, Mrs. Edna Duley,
: and Miss Marguerite Turner. The
; next meeting of the class will occur
, the second Tuesday in September.
Mrs. Homer J. Vail has returned
from Cleveland and Columbus, O., and
is at % South Thirteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer o. Chase and
, son, Mr.. Rudolph Chase, of 80 North
Nineteenth street, have left for Find
lay and Toledo, o., to spend several
days.
Among persons from this city who
attended the dance at Chambers
Bailey hall in Newcastle Thursday
evening were: Charles Yeager, Clar-
, ence Ward, Noel Deem, Clarence Por'
ter, Darrell Gully, Earl Weidner, Vir-
, gil Cranor, j. G. Baker and Earl
Keisker.
2 Mr.. and Mrs P R. Christopher and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Yoke returned Fri.
! day from a camping trip at Pawpaw
e Lake, Mich.
!, Mrs. Walker, dean of women at the
Il James Milikan university, at Decatur
n H., is here to attend the funeral OF
liner brother, Clifford Merrill.
: The women of Margaret Smith
Home are enjoying auto rides Thurs
:. day afternoons through the country
4 and city. KiwanianS have been taking
e the residents of the home on drives
/ the last two Thursday afternoons. Ac
q cording to the matron the women de
clare they have never enjoyed any
l. thing so much as they do the drives.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rogers and Mr.
s and Mrs. Myron Hill left Thursda.
|. by motor for a two weeks outing oil
L Lake Michigan.
The Rev. J. E. Turner and famil,
:. and Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams, all o
? Urbana, o., spent Wednesday ant
: Thursday as guests of S. D. Cheno
: weth and family, of South Sixteentl
!. street.
). Mrs. ]. w. Brammer, of South Eley
n enth street, and Mrs. Kate Moler, O
r. Lebanon, who is her house guest TO
d two weeks, motored to Dayton,
RI Thursday.
r Mrs. Vernon G. Brammer and sol
q Junior. will arrive Saturday eyenin
q to spend two weeks with Mrs. Bran
I. mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W
a. Brammer, of South Eleventh stree
y Mrs. Brammer is on her way to Cal
fornia to join her husband, who re
s. Gently accepted a position in the y
y