The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-26

Mrs H. Shuman Jones, of 1926 Main /,
street, will be hostess for one of the |
largest of the weeks social functions |
Tuesday, when she entertains with
luncheon and bridge party at the Coun-
try club. Covers will be laid for so
persons.
An important function of the week
will be the reception members of the
First Christian church and Sunday
school are giving Tuesday evening in
the church parlors for the Rev. L. f.
Murray and the Rev. and Mrs. A. l..
Stamper. Members of the Ministerial
association have been invited to be
present and talks will be given by
members of the association. A pro-
gram and several musical selections
will be given during the evening and
light refreshments will be served.
A euchre party will be given We'd
nesday afternoon in the basement OF
ST. Andrews school by members of ST.
Anne's society. Cards will be played
and later luncheon served The public
is invited
The Richmond Country club mem
bers are TO be entertained at cabaret
dinner dance Thursday evening. The
aHdlI, the uISt VI It's hluu 10 De given
at the club this year will open the
fall season of parties at the club. The
cabaret, directed by Mrs. Charles Kolp
and Miss Elizabeth Kolp, will be fol-
lowed by an informal dance, for
which the Harry Frankel orchestra
will play. All club members who ex-
pect to dine at he club Thursday even
ing must make their reservations not
later than Tuesday evening. No reser-
vations will be accepted after this
ii is stated.
Mrs Charlie Kolp will entertain
with a complimentary dancing party
Friday evening of this week in the
ballroom of the Eagles club. Persons
who were pupils in her Friday evening
dancing club last winter are invited to
be guests. The party follows the open
ing of a beginners class which will
be conducted by Mrs. Kolp from I until
9 o'clock. The assembly dance, which
is to be given at O'Clock, is to become
weekly affair Those who may at
tend the assembly will be persons who
have had 20 lessons under Mrs. Kolp
or who are members of the assembly
club. The gallery will not be open to
the public. Parents and their friends
only will be admitted. A special or
chestra will play for the dancing party.
The ballroom of the Eagles club,
where the dances are to be held, has
been handsomely decorated, the walls
and ceiling having been tinted in
browns and tans and stencilled in
black, and artistic hangings and drap-
cries TO harmonic, curtain the win
dows and entrance way.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Dickinson enter
tanned the HaphaZard club and their
families at lovely fall party Sunday
at their home in Modoc. A II o'clock
dinner was served following which the
day was spent informally. Covers al
dinner were laid for the following per
sons: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Crowell, Mr.
and Mrs. John Caseley, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. Ludlow
Mott, Mr.. and Mrs. John Schwenke
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Haas. Mrs. Jen
ME Niles, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fisher
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roman, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Test, Mrs. Lizzie Kizy
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dickinson, Wilbur
Dickinson, Mrs. Esther Burgess, Theo
dore Sparks, Warren Niles, Wilbur
Sparks, Charles Roman. Jr.. Rober
Haas, Jr., Miss Mary Haas. Miss Alice
Margaret Test. Miss Florence Haas
= : Miss Barbara Test and Miss Edna
Roman. Mr.. nd Mrs. Ed Dickinson
were guests Of honor
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Goodman en-
tertained with O'Clock dinner Sun
day evening at their home on Soutf
Second street for the pleasure of Mrs
Agnes Domhoff and Clarence Brazier
of indianapolis. Guy Baker of Rolla
Mo-, Claude Camless and sons. Cecil
Clarence and Muerle, of Green's Fork
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Bachelor, Mr. ant
Mrs. Howard Meyer and daughter
Miss Berthnea Meyer, Mrs. Ella Hod
app, Mrs. Catherine Rottinghaus. Mis-
Thanet Campbell, Miss Nellie Burton
Miss Rhoda Burton and Ralph Bur
ton, all of this city.
A birthday surprise party was give
for Fl. r. Mikesell Sunday at his HON
in Hollansburg, o., in honor OF hi