The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-28
Society

The card party, which the Daugh-
tiers of the American. Revolution are
giving at the Arlington hotel Saturday
afternoon promises to be one of the
largest and most successful social
events of the week. lover hundred
persons will attend. Twentyssix tables
have been formed, ana playing wiIl be,
persons who wish to form tables are
asked to call Mrs. Walter H. Bates,
who is in charge of the party.
One of the most attractive parties
of the week was the banquet given the
women of the Senior Luther League OF
Trinity Lutheran church Thursday
evening for which the men were the
hosts. The tables, arranged to form a
and mounds of ferns, pink roses, and
carnations. Tiny pink candles in
holders were given as favors to the
guests. The hosts planned, prepared
and served the banquet. The commit
tee in charge was composed of George
Kemper, chairman; the Rev. Oscar
Tressel, Charles kaufman and Walter
Klehfoth. During the evening Mother
Goose rhymes were dramatized and
presented in pantomime by groups,
the persons wearing costumes appro-
pirate for their part. The favors were
awarded to Dan. Weber for his per
Torrance as Mother Hubbard and to
Charles Kuhlman who assumed the
role of Mother Hubbard,s dog The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
Weidner, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Gobel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gobel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Frauman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Heithaus,. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Juergens, Mr.. and Mrs. George KEN.
per. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Klehfoth, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Huffman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed zimmerman. Mr.. and Mrs. Err.
nest Neiman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Sleek,
the Rev. and Mrs. Oscar r r. Tressef
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Weber. Miss Mar.
jorie Tressel, Gordon Klehfoth.
Fifty couples attended the Delta
Theta Tau sorfty dance in the I. o. O.
F. hall Thursday given for the bene
fit of the European Relief Fund
Smiths orchestra and entertainers
furnished the music. Harry FRANKIE
was soloists The reception commit
tee was composed of Mrs. Roscoe
Gambler, Miss Mildred Townsend and
Miss Hazel Masbmeyer. Those, who
attended the dance were:
Miss Mary Larhman, Miss Margar
ct Calvelage, Miss Vera Pfafflin, Miss
Merle Mashmeyer, Miss Amy Fitz
patrick, Miss Helen Rethmeyer, Miss
Marthabel Shriner, Miss Mabel Roser
Miss Evelyn Akers. Miss Mary Cheno
weth. Miss Florence Cummins. Mis-:
Mary sReinhardt, Miss Helen Hill Miss
Mildred Townsend, Miss Lucille Cros
by. Miss Ruth Edgerton, Miss Pauline
Vessel, Miss Jeanette Schel1, Miss
Edna Stammer, Miss June Carpenter
Miss Ruth Goodenough. Miss Camilla
Haner, Miss Greta Fisk, Miss Marie
Duane, Miss Hazel Mashmeyer, Miss
Bernice Ertman, Miss Ruby Hugo
Miss. Mabel .Feltman, Miss Cornelis
Border, Miss Rosamond Border, Miss
Elizabeth Starr, Miss Lorene Starr
and Miss Ruby Cavalnaugh; Franz
Bescher, Chester Sharp, Harold Nor
ris. Lester Letter, Raymond Dalbey
John Evans, lawrence Hoover, Chris
Hole, Cleon Davies, A. j. Lineman
Ray Sewers, Ronald Cox, Waldo Dubb!
E. M. Kennedy, William Dunn, MahloI
Sheridan, Benny Shaffer, Linden Ed
gerton, Louis Robe, Arthur Metz, Orl;
Mahin, Elvin Hoerner, Don Bell, Davit
Carter, Glenn Weist, Harry Smith
Forest Gartside, Clarence Coyle, L
Hershey, Andrew Mag, Westcot
Haines, Oscar Morton, Fred Rooney
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gwenn, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Roscoe Gambler, Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Stan
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Whelan, MI
and Mrs. Glen Whitesell. Mr.. and Mrs
Glenn McConha, Mr.. and Mrs. Dude.
Elmer Mr. and Mrs. Guy Means, MI
and Mrs Everett McConaha, and MI
and Mrs. Lawrence Jessup.
Mrs. Harrison Hogatt and Mrs. Cor;
Stevenson left Friday for Anderson t.
attend an afternoon session of TIL
Degree of Honor there and assist il
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