The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-08

Luncheon Will be served 10 mem
bers of the Country club and their
guests Sunday at / o'clock. Members
are requested to make their reserva-
lions by some time Saturday evening.
The social committee for the club for
the month of July announces that each
Wednesday of the month will be
sports-bridge day for women at the
club. Golf and tennis will be played
during the day and bridge during the
afternoon and luncheon will be served
at l o'clock. Attention is called to
the fact that the tennis courts have
been opened and are in very good con-
dition. All tennis players are urged
to attend. Members who expect to
take luncheon at the club Wednesday
are asked to make their reservations
by noon Tuesday. A dinner-dance is
planned for the latter part of the
month. Members of the social COM
mittee for July are Mrs. Charles Nc
CURE, chairman; Mrs. Albert d. Gayle,
Mrs. Ray K. Shiveley, Mrs. Earl H.
Mann and Miss Elizabeth Marvel.
Mrs. Sterling Beardsley, Miss Betty
Beardsley and Henry Beardsley, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Comstock, Miss Winfred Com
stock and Miss Kathleen Comstock, OF
Reeveston Place, expect to return to
their homelin New York city Monday
Miss Betty sSaxton and Robert Saxtor
of Chicago, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd, of South Six
teenIh street. Mrs. S. S. Saxton will
arrive Monday to be the quest of Mr.
and Mrs. Hibberd.
Joseph Connor. ofethe Pelham apart
ments spent Friday1in Chillicothe or
business.
Rev WI MCLEAN Work, pastor o.
the Reid Memorial United Presbyter
ian church, will leave Monday for OF
tawa Beach, Mich, where he Will re
main for the remainder of July, witt
his children, Jane and William. They
will go to PittsbUrg, Pa, early in Aug
ust, where they will visit Rev. Work!
mother, after which he will return Il
Richmond. Mrs. Work accompanied
by Jane and William will arrive il
Richmond in September, and will maxi
her home with him during the winter
Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott and Mis-
Kathryn Elliott, Of Anderson, were tn
guests of friends here Thursday.
Miss Blanche Grace and children
George and Kathryn, of North ThiI
teenth street, left Friday for Petosk,
and Mackinac' City, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Smith, who ar
at present residing in Hot Springs
Ark, will arrive in indianapolis in tn
near future to take up residence there
Mr.. Smith is the son of DIR. and Mrs
S. E. Smith of this city.
Mrs. E. K. Shera, of 80 North Thil
teenth street, is spending two week
at Winona Lake, Ind
Mrs. Patrick Kinsella of North Se1
enteenth street, is visiting in Rom
City, Ind,
Mrs. John R. Berry is spending som
time in Gloversville, n. Y.
Mrs. Adolph Williams, of Mort
Sixth street, is the guest of friends i
Sioux City, Ia.
Mrs. Warren Clements and son, Et
ward, OF South Sixteenth street, ar
the guests of Mrs. Clements mother
Mrs. ST. Clair Leitch, at st. Thoma:
Canada, for the summer Mr.. Glen
ents, who has also been a guest a
st. Thomas for a short time, returne
to Richmond this week.
DR.. and Mrs Edwin H Mendenhal
of South Eighth street, accompanie
by Mr. and Mrs W. O. Mendenhall, {
Mount Sterling. Ohio. will leave SUI
day by motor for Abingdon, H., an
return about July 20.
Mrs. James A Carr, Mrs. Willar
- Carr and Mrs. Omar Hollingswort
motored to Dayton Friday for the da
Mrs. Louis Quinn and children,
len and Omar, of Chicago, arrived lat
Friday to be the week end guests 1