The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-08-25
SOCIETY

cnmplimenting Miss Ruth and Miss I
Mary Mccullough, of Pittsburgh, Pa,
Mrs. ROBERT Coate entertained with a
very charming reception Friday after
noon from 3 until o'clock at her
home in Reeveston Place. Large bas-
kets containing beautiful profusions
of garden flowers carried out an at
'tractiye color scheme of yellow and
white throughout the rooms. During
the afternoon, Miss Mary Jones rem
dered a number of violin compositions,
and several very pleasing vocal Sc
lectiohs were sung by Mrs. Edward
Myers, OF Milwaukee, Miss Helen Egg
gemeyer, accompanied by Miss Lois
Johanning, who. also played a piano
solo, Miss Winifred Comstock and
Miss Gertrude Williams. Mrs Coate
was assisted in serving during the
afternoon by Miss Helen Rethmeyer.
Miss Betty Coate, Miss Helen Sack
man, Miss Ethel Tillman. Miss Janet
Seeker, Miss Juliet Swain, Miss Vir-
ginia Harris, Miss Bonita Monarch,
Mrs Earl Bullerdick Miss Esther Hig-
ginbottom, Mrs. Robert Study, Mrs.
Fred Pollitz, Miss June Kehlenbrink,
Miss Mildred Swain and Miss Alice
Starr. About.75 guests were received
during the afternoon
The invited guests were: Miss Ruth
Mccullough. Miss Mary Mccullough,
Miss Helen Rethmeyer, Miss Mary
Nicholson, Mrs. Carl Seaney, Mrs.
Earl Bullerdick, Miss Betty Wood, of
Chicago; Miss Camilla Haner, Miss
Mary Reinhard, Mrs. John Jacob
Green, Miss Esther Higgenbottem,
Miss Okal Mather, Mrs Robert Study,
Mrs. Fred Pollitz, Miss Neva Bow
man, Miss Doris Groan, Miss Janet
Seeker, Miss Mary Lahrman, Mrs
Harold Grimes, Miss Jane Carpenter
Miss Winifred Comstock, Miss Cert
rude Williams, Miss Bonita Monarch,
Mrs. H. L. Monarch Mrs James Nc
KenZie, Miss Stella Knode, Miss Mary
Jones. Mrs. Fred Girty, Mrs Horatio
Land, Miss Alice Gennett, Miss Mar
jorie Gennett, Mrs. Edward Myers, of
Milwaukee, Mrs. Earl Coate, Miss
Dorothy Lebo, Mrs. Sydney Watt,
Mrs. John Crawford, Miss Doris Nc
Keon, of Grand Rapids, Mich: Mrs.
Byram Robbins, Miss Elizabeth Tarkel-
son, Miss Jane Brookbank, Miss Kath-
crime Carr, Miss Virginia Livingstone.
Miss Vivian Harding, Miss Helen
Eggemeyer, Miss Lois Johanning, Miss
Ruth Peltz, Miss Juliet Swain, Miss
Mildred Swain, of Lynn, Miss Betty
Coate, Miss Helen Sackman, Miss
Alice Starr, Miss Ethel Tillman, Miss
Marjorie Quigg, Miss Virginia Harris,
Miss Janet Harris, Miss Margaret Coe,
Miss Mary Alice Collins, Miss Har-
riet Ellis, Miss Janice Meredith, Miss
Helen Clark, Miss Sarah K Jessup,
Miss Martha Jane Holcomb, Miss
Nancy Robbins, of Chicago, Miss Helen
Robinson, Miss Helen Johnson Miss
Mary Katherine YOungflesh, Mrs w.
w, Keller, Miss Jane Kehlenbrink.
Miss Martha Smith, Miss Bertha Kel-
sey, Miss Stella Kelsey, Miss Augusta
Gennett, Miss Ruth Harrington, Miss
Enelyn Land Miss Katherine Reid,
Mrs. Marlowe Kluter, Mrs Frank
Chambers, Mrs. Mary Martin, Miss
Virginia Hodgin, Miss Susan Castator,
Miss Maxine Murray, Miss Edith Jo-
hanning, of Chicago, Miss Virginia
Bates, Miss Cornelia Bates, both OF
Indianapolis, and Mrs. Ella Thomas.
Mrs. Omar Whelan and Mrs. E. J
Dykeman were hostesses for a charm
ing luncheon-bridge party Friday al
the Polly Primm tea rooms on South
Ninth street. A delicious luncheon
was served to the guests at tables
decorated with small baskets of bril-
1IdHlIF COlOIGu SdTu6n IIOWGES. AuC
tion bridge was played at eight tables
during the afternoon. Covers a
luncheon were laid for the followine
persons: Mrs Raymond Mather Mrs
Guy Gottschall, Mrs. Alvin Fox. Mrs
George Robe, Mrs. Emmett Bartel
Mrs. Lee Dykeman, Miss Constance
Bell, Miss Halcey Harold, Miss Anni
Harrington, Mrs Edward Vending
Mrs. Florence Shaffer, Mrs. Arnold
Kline, Mrs. w. H Conklin, Mrs. Ar
thur Hill, Mrs. Ernest Hill; Mrs. Hugl
Mauzy of Rushville, Mrs, ClarI
O'Byrn, Mrs. Isaac Wilson, Mrs
Ray Move, Mrs Wilson Gray, Mrs
Arthur Curme, Mrs. Arthur Whal
Ion, Mrs. Charles Hieger, Mrs. Demp
sey Dennis, Mrs. Luther Feeger, Mrs
Mary Reed. Mrs. Glenn Whitesel
Mrs. Mary Myers, Mrs. Walker Land
Mrs. Myron Crane, Mrs. Erma Hunt
Mrs. Lewis Stanley, Mrs. Glen Kef
lenbrink, Mrs. Herbert B. Loper, Mrs
Dykeman and Mrs. Whelan. (
The club of the International Han
vester company, Richmond works, OF
ganized by the office staff and fore
men, held banquet in the Methods
Episcopal church, at MiddleborC
Thursday evening. The Ladies' All
society of the church served the bar
duet, which was for about IS guests
Garden flowers arranged in basket
on the table, and program cards dee
Grating the tables carried out tn
color scheme of red, yellow and greer
the club colors. The committee i
charge of the banquet was compose
of MIR. George Lane, Miss Cora Hell
bier. Mr.. Ira Baker and Mr.. E. j. Mo-
gan. Following the banquet, Mis-
Thelma Thomas gave several reaC
ines. and Miss Sara Southall, of Oh
cago. who is director of welfare worl