The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-27
ssITRf&Soqq 4 ! !,

R.>
U. B. Hustlers were entertained at
one of. the most delightful OF the
weeks parties Tuesday when they
motored to the nome OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred White, near Whitewater, for an
. all day picnic outing and chicken
dinner. Six men, husbands of mem |
bers, were the honored guests. Din |
ner was served on the lawn at noon, |
profusion of summer garden flowers
being used in the decorations. The
guests of honor were: The Rev. H.
S. James, Warren Weaver, Claude
Yoke, Carl White, John Stewart and
Fred White The club members and
their children who enjoyed the af-
( fair were: Mrs. H. S. James, Mrs.
: Warren Weaver and children, Bobby
and Juanita May, Mrs. Paul Christie
pher and daughter, Helen Mae, Mrs.
: Claude Yoke and daughter, Pauline;
Z Mrs. Charles Gaede and children,
Helen and Charles, Jr.; Mrs. William
/. Bricker, Mrs. Carl White and son,
Eugene; Mrs. Byram Harris and son,
Byram, Jr.; Mrs. Fred Petty, Mrs.
John Stewart, Mrs. Vanderbilt and
Mrs. Milroy Baird and daughter,
Catherine.
( Clarkson Hockett, of Greensboro,
: N c., who is visiting relatives here,
. was guest of honor at dinner party
Z given by Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Charles
4 at their residence on South Twenty
!, Third street Tuesday evening. Gov
) ers were laid for: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
2 Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Charles,
Miss Eva Charles and Clarkson Hook
EFT.
A law fete will be given by the
Tirzah club Friday evening. July 20,
at 142 Fl. Wayne avenue. The public
is cordially invited.
I. Mrs. Forrest Meek is to be hostess
to the annual picnic of the Green
+ briar Community club at her home,
1922 A avenue, in Newcastle, next
Sunday. All members of the club,
4 with their families, are invited to at
tend.
The w. B. A. of the Maccabees
I will entertain with an ice cream social
at the Odd Fellows hall Friday even
ing. The public is cordially invited
to attend
Mrs. Lee B. Nusbaum's Sunday
school class of the First English Lu-
( theran church will be entertained by
Mrs. Tillora Smith Friday evening.
The Young Womans Missionary so
ciety of Reid Memorial church will
meet in the church parlors at ToO
o'clock Wednesday evening.
Mrs. NJ. r. Klute was hostess for one
of the prettiest parties of the week
when she entertained from 3 until D
o'clock Tuesday afternoon in honor
of the fifth birthday anniversary OF
her son, John The dining room was
effectively decorated in pink and
white. The table appointments also
were carried aut in the pink and white
color notes and lighted with candles.
A birthday cake adorned by five Ia
pers adorned the center of the table:
The guests were: Miss Mary Alice
RaiIev. Miss Ruth Ann Knollenberg,
Miss Marie Calkins, Miss Jane Sud-
hoff, Miss Emily Weichman, Miss EV-
elyn JAY Miss Barbara JENNIE Fox,
Miss Carolyn Fox, James Rooney, Toni
my Alderman, Jack Clements, Jimmy
Law. Richard and Carl Kleinknecht
and John Klute.
The Progressive club at Williams
burg met Wednesday afternoon VIII
Mrs. Raw Stewart. Nineteen mem
hers were present. The program con
Quoted opened with devotional by
Mrs. Milbourne Arrangements were
made for a picnic to be held at Horse
shoe Bend Thursday evening, Aug. 4
for all members and their families
Mrs. Dove, of Columbus, o., and Mis-:
Duckwall, of indianapolis, were guest:
of the club.
Miss Ann Confer, of Cincinnati, O.
is visiting here the guest of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Sam Jaffe, of South Third street
She will visit the city for severa
weeks.
The Misses Mary and Martha Mitch
ell have returned from Pittsburg, Pa
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
ry WilcoXen.
Miss Helen Snoddgrass, Of Soutl
Eleventh street, and her house guest
Miss Helen Wilson, of Shelbyville
have returned from two weeks ou'
ing at Lake James.
Announcement is made of the ma.
riage of Miss Mabel Bloom Wright, {
Logansport, and Russell Smith, son {
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith, of H;
gerstown, which took place on la:
Thursday in Logansport. Mr.. an
Mrs Smith will reside in this city.
Miss Dorothy Lebo was hostess fc
an informal midsummer soiree at he
home on East Main street Tuesds
evening, when she entertained for ii
Ornis Melas club. The time was spel
informally, and refreshments wei
served during the evening. The gues'
were: Miss Mildred Whitley, Mis-
Helen Hazeltine, Miss Katherir
Binkley, Miss Esther Reid. Miss Jea-
cite Kemper, Miss Esther Thomas
Topeka, Kas., Miss Gertrude Eggle
ton, Miss Bernice Norris, Miss Nal
Reinhardt, Miss Helen Bentlage. Mi!
Esther Fouts, Miss Ogen Shelto
Miss Helen McWhinney, Miss Mads
Kitchin and Miss Lebo.
The d. l.. K. was entertained at
children's party given by Miss Hele
Pottenger Tuesday evening. Refres
ments were served to the followil
persons during the evening. Miss L
dia Hazeltine, Miss Merle Thistlet
wait, Miss Dorothy Simms, Miss Eu