The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-28

and bowls of roses. Luncheon was
served to about 80 guests, seated at
small tables, on which were placed
boquets OF old-fashioned garden flow
ers. Out of town guests at the affair
included: Mrs Samuel Smith, of Indi-
annapolis; Mrs. Roger Smith. of Hot
Springs. Ark; Mrs. F. S. .Beardsley
4 and Miss Betty Beardsley, of New
York City, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Paul Comstock. and Mrs. Beaver, Of
/ New York City, guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Scoble. Fayors were won by
Mrs. John Clements, Mrs. w. o. Craw-
ford, Mrs Rudolph Knode, Mrs. Fred
Bartel, Mrs. A. D. Gayle, Mrs. Ray
Shiveley, Mrs. Ray Nicholson, Miss
Elizabeth Comstock, Mrs. Phillip S.
Twigg and Mrs. Mildred Gates.
A very entertaining bridge
party was given, Tuesday afternoon,
by Mrs. Frank Reed, at her home on
I North Thirteenth street, for the pleas
ure of her guest, Mrs. Frank Braffet,
/ of Detroit. Garden flowers attractive
ly decorated the rooms Auction bridge
was played at five tables, by the
being won by Mrs. Frank Braffett,
I King. Those present were: Mrs.
Frank Braffett, Mrs E. NJ Campfield,
Mrs. Frances Edmunds, Mrs. Edward
White, Mrs. Joseph Mills, Mrs. Ernest
! Hill, Mrs. Albert Reed, Mrs. Frank
4 Watt, Mrs Walter j. Hutton, Mrs.
] Spencer of Indianapolis, Mrs. Laura
Ratliff Bates, Mrs Martin, of Indiana
polls, Miss Nina Pennell, Miss Maude
6icTIo ],
Mary Jay, Miss Elizabeth Jay, Mrs.
Wayland Kelsey, Mrs George Egge-
meyer and Mrs. Reed.
Miss Blanche Carman, entertained
the Semper Phi Deltas club at her
home, Monday evening. A business
meeting was held and new officers
were elected, as follows: Miss Opal
j Skinner, president; Miss Marie Schultz
vice-president; Miss Blanche Carman,
secretary; Mrs. Bonnie Shaffer. assist
ant secretary. After the business ses-
sion. luncheon was served by the host
ess, to the following persons: Miss
Hazel Fulle, Miss Dorothy Shurley,
Miss Edith Hollingsworth, Miss Opal
Skinner, Miss Marie Schultz, Miss
Lucille Shurley, Miss Anna Bostick,
Miss Glenna Crome, Miss Mildred
Moser. Mrs. Herman Schaffer and Miss
Blanche Carman. The club will be
entertained in two weeks by Miss Dor
othy Shurley.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Hawley enter
tanned at their home, Sunday for the
pleasure of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Haw-
; ley, who left Sunday evening for an
extended trip through the east. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Hawley, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Haw-
ley and daughters. Miss Mary Eliza
beth and Dorothy Jane, Mr.. and Mrs.
: Howard Hartman, Mrs. Lucille Wehr-
lev and daughter, Miss Lillian Esther
Wehrley, Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Nor
ton, James A. Bailey and Mr.. and Mrs.
, Lewis Hawley.
! About 100 descendants of John Haw-
kins assembled for the annual re-
union of the Hawkins family, Sunday,
at Glen Miller park. Glen Miller park
: has particular attraction to the Haw-
. kins family. as it was the estate of the
late John Hawkins. 1t has not been
i long since the Hawkins family owned
all of Glen Miller, Morton's lake and
: the adjacent land. The reunion was
very successful, as there were some OF
: the family who had not been at the
l reunion for many years. Next year at
the same time they will assemble at
: the same place.
:, Mrs. James Quigley. who has been i'll
S in Denver, Col, will arrive home
), Thursday morning. James Quigley, her
t husband, and DR.. George Hunt went to
D St. Louis Wednesday to meet her when
she arrives in that city tonight accom-
4 panied by a physician.
n Miss Louise Pierce of 2310 North
k street, leaves Wednesday for Ander
t son, Ind, where she will be the guest
t of Miss Bernice Young.
;. Miss Mildred Muth will spend the
}, month of July in Detroit, the guest Of
her aunt, Mrs. Oliver Gibbs, and in To
:, ledo the guest of her sister, Mrs. B. M
). Klus.
: Mayor Lawrence A. Handley spent
. Wednesday in Indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reed and Mrs
: Elizabeth Braffet of South Thirteenth
= street, have as their guests Mr.. and
: Mrs. Frank I. Braffet of Detroit, Mich.
= formerly of this city.
+ Announcements have been sent tt
, members of Post C, T. P. A, of the
q first picnic of the season, to be hello
/ Saturday afternoon, July 1, in the
q Fountain City park, Fountain City
r The route will be shown by flags. Al
members are invited and are expected
to bring baskets, including bacon anG
le eggs, which will be cooked on tn,
% grounds. A very entertaining pro
~ gram has been arranged and all ar,
y urged to attend.
\ There will be dance at Beechwoo'
4 Wednesday evening at $50 O'CLOCK
n The Winter Garden Six, of Piqua
! Ohio, will play the order of dances.
e, The Narcissus Girl Scouts Of tn
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