The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-21
Society


season was given last evening when
Mrs. Henry Heinrich entertained with
miscellaneous shower in honor of !
Miss Lena Weisbrod. a June bride |
elect. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with large French baskets
OF orange blossoms. Hearts were |
llayed at FIVE tables, favors going to |
Mrs. James McCauley and Miss Flora |
WeiSbrod.- At late hour two
course luncheon was served. The
color scheme of yellow and white was |
carried out. The invited guests were: |
. Thomas. Miss Flora Weisbrod, Miss !,
Elizabeth Hasemeier. Miss Viola Steen, |
Miss Ruth Shwenke. Mrs. Elmer Weis- !
yhrod. Mrs. William Kinker, Mrs.
Louis Hasecoster, Mrs. Frank DoIlcf. !
S Mrs. Robert Wiechman, Mrs. Edward
Wiechman. Mrs. Gus Hoelscher. Mrs. |
s James McCaUley, Mrs. Ed -Neuman.
Mrs. Ezra, Wickemeyer, Mrs. George !
/ Schwenke. and Mrs. John Schwenke.
3, Miss Louise Snedeker whose mar
riage to Paul Juerling will occur next
week. was given a pretty mlscellane-
= Gus shower by her sisters, Mrs. Leo
/. Weiss and Miss Lillian Snedeker,
Thursday evening. at the home of the
former. Appointments we're blue and
white A two-course luncheon was
served during the evening. Covers
were laid for Miss Louise Snedeker,
Mrs. Lou Tangeman, Mrs, Ruby Taylor.
= Miss May Weiss, Miss Aldean LaEier.
Miss Margaret. Habing. Miss Susan
sNossler, Miss Matilda Robe. Miss Mary
Habing, Miss Loretta Zeyen, Miss
Evelyn Shoemaker. Miss Flora Tor
beck. Miss Matilda Feldman, Miss
= Bertha Habing, Miss Adeline Robe,
Miss Loretta Mag, Miss Blanche
Miss Lillian Snedeker, Mrs. Frances
dollhouse, Mrs. Hitler. Mrs. Henry
Knaubr, Mrs. Rose Bussen, Mrs. Leo
Weiss. Mrs. Fincent Juerling, Mrs. Lou
vossler and Mrs. Albert Kennepohl.
~ The following party of young people
! from Earlham college motored to In
p dianapolis Saturday to attend the l.
&C. A. l.. track meet: Miss Esther
= Reid, Miss Mildred Klute, Miss Ger
$ trude Stevenson, Park Kirk, Howard
Hall and Ernest Pierson.
! Miss Mary Chenoweth of this city
gave several readings at Liberty Fri
day evening at the banquet given by
Liberty high school juniors and
5 seniors.
Miss Marjorie Gault entertained
with a five o'clock tea at her country
home, Iris Hill, Friday afternoon for
8 the pleasure of her instructors at high
school The guests were: Miss Eliza
3 beth Phelps, Miss Florence Ratliff,
: Miss Martha Whitacre. Miss Inez
{ Trueblood, Miss Myrtle Holstrom,
Harold Taggar:, E. c. Cline and Shan
: non D, Neff.
Miss Mabel Lawrence. of Indiana
a
week here, the guest of Mrs. Frank
lin c. Hebbler, of 230 Kinsey street,
returned home Saturday.
Mrs Ray Moran, of Chicago, is
spending a few days in this city. She
was called here by the death of her
81 uncle, Andrew Burgess.
The D. l.. K members enjoyed a
L picnic party at Clear Creek Thursday
evening Later they returned to the
? city and were entertained at an old
:, fashioned candy pull by Miss Juanita
Detmer at her home. Those who en-
3 joyed the party were: Miss Merle
Thistlethwaite, Miss Thelma Cham
pion, Miss Dorothy Simms, Miss Ruby
Elliott, Miss Emma Hoor, Miss Madge
: Whitesell, Miss Lydia Haseltine, Miss
Helen Pottenger and Miss Juanita
IS Detmer.
The Progressive club of Williams
burg entertained with a pretty spring
party for members families at the
country home of Walter zimmerman
Wednesday evening. Music and games
were enjoyed during the evening and
later refreshments served to the fol-
lowing persons: Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Pitts. Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Pearce
and sons, Reade and Wesley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Starr, Mr.. and Mrs James
Armstrong and son Macy, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs.
William McNutt Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Compton and son Neal, Mr.. and Mrs
Wilfred Griffith and daughter, Kath-
crime, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Harter
and Miss Ruth Harter. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Beard, Miss Janice and Read
Bearde, Mrs. Raymond Cain, William
Cain, Miss Vera Cain, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter zimmerman and daughter
Phyllis, Miss Mary Starr and Mrs
j, John Ernsburger. Mrs. Milbour will
be hostess to the club May 25.
Mrs; Joseph Taylor was hostess to
the Four Corners club at her home on
South Twelfth street Friday after.
noon. The time was spent doing fancy
work. Later a two-course luncheon
was served by the hostess. Appoint,
den flowers formed the table decora
tons. Mrs. Charles Shortle will en-,
terrain for the club in a fortnight.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
Reid Memorial church will meet in
the church Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. The Mission study class
will meet at > o'clock.
A "hard-times" dance will be given
by the Ben Hurs for their families and
friends Saturday evening. All the
women are supposed to wear bungalow
aprons and the men overalls. Enter
tainment will be provided for those
Who do not dance. Millers orchestra
will play.
The Paul I. Harris orchestra Of this
city will play for an informal dance
to be given at Williamsburg Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Nell Dickinson will be hostess
10 the Delta Theta Tau sorority at heI
home on South Twelfth and A streets