The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-03
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10 SOCIETY

week was the reception and tea given /
Ihursday afternoon by Mrs. j.. Hersch
Ell Coffin at her home on College ave-
nue. for the pleasure of her guests,
MRS. Harriet Christensen and daughter,
Miss Helen Christensen, of Walla
Wala. Wash. The rooms were beauti-
fully decorated with budlia, golden
glow, gladiOli and coreopsis, an attrae-
tive color scheme of Iavendar and yell
low being carried out in the appoint
ments. During the afternoon musical
entertainment was enjoyed by the
guests. Mrs. Fred Bartel sang several
selections, accompanied by Miss Alice
Knollenberg. Miss Mary Jones played
violin solo accompanied by Mrs.
Christensen, and Miss Helen Carsten-
sen and Mrs. Christensen played a
pleasing duet, Assisting hostesses
were Mrs. Ben. Bartel, Miss Elsie Mar
shall and Miss Frances Wright. Mrs.
II. Rayburn Robinson, Mrs. David NJ.
Edwards and Mrs. David w. Dennis
poured tea during the afternoon. Mrs.
Coffin was also assisted by a group of
girls, who served punch to the guests.
About 200 persons called between the
hours of 2:30 and 5: 30 o'clock. Mrs.
Christensen is Mrs. Coffin's sister, and
is librarian of Whitman college at
sWalla .Walla.
Announcing the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Edith Anna Long, and
Lewis Kinley, of Henley road, Mrs.
Frank Long entertained with a charm
ing party at her home on West Main
street Wednesday evening in honor Of
Miss Long. Pink and white stream
ers decorated the dining room, and
roses, sweet pease and nasturtiums
and pink and white tapers attractive
mi
ment of the engagement was made by
miniature brides and grooms at each
place bearing the initials of the en-
gagged couple and the dRte of the we'd
ding, which VIII take place in Sep
TENDER. Covers were laid for the fol-
lowing persons: Miss Edith Anna
Long, Miss Gertrude Mcpherson, Miss
Marie Parrish, Mrs .Juanita Duke.
Miss Margaret Long, Miss Reba
Smith, Miss Virginia Long, Miss
Leona Duhner, Miss Virginia Jones,
Miss Mary Phillpower, Miss Marie Al
exander, Miss Dorothy Codes, Mrs.
Westcott Haynes, Mrs Seth Dingley,
Mrs Clyde Alexander, Mrs. Howard
Swisher of Xenia, Ohio Mrs. Harold
Long of Hamilton, Ohio, Mrs. Leo
Codes. Mrs. Frank Long and Master
John Edward Dingley.
There will be a dance at Ye Olde
Barn, formerly Beallview park pavil-
ion, at $50 o'clock. The Minute Man
Six will play the order of dances. Ye
Ode Barn had its initial dance Tues
day evening, attended by about so
couples. The pavilion is decorated
with white lattice work, intertwined
with vines and greenery, and ;llumi-
mated by large shaded lanterns, pre-
senting a very attractive setting for
the dances. The pavilion. is under the
management of L. Barton Evans and
. Harry Frankel.
Mr.. and MrssA. D. Gayle, of South
Sixteenth street, have returned from a
motor trip to Clear Lake.
Miss Clara Pond has returned from
an extended trip through the west.
Mrs. A D. Knox, Mrs. Cora K. Tough
ridge and daughter, Katherine, Of Lou
isyille, KY, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. K. H. Knox, of South D street.
Miss Leola Davis, of Walnut Hill, is
the guest of Mrs. E. E. Miller, OF
North Twentieth street.
Mr.. and Mrs Ora Brubaker returned
Monday from Lake Gage, where they
have been on an outing in company
with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lange, Of Day
ton, Ohio, and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Mather. Mr.. and Mrs. LANCE returned
to their home, Wednesday, and Mr.
and Mrs Mather are expected to re
turn Saturday.
Miss Rhea Alderman will go tt
New York City in the fall to attens
Columbia university where she will
take up special studies.
Miss Vivian Shirley, Of Cambridge
City. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H
B. Bavender of South A street, for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Davenport were
host and hostess for delightful pic
mic of the members of the Womant
Foreign Missionary society and thei
families, Wednesday afternoon ant
evening, at their home the Nationa
road east. After a short business
meeting, a delicious picnic supper wa
: served to about 20 persons. Thost
present included: DR.. and Mrs. E.
: Ewing, Rev. Ross Stoakes, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Frank McFail. Mrs Louise Beck
EFT, Somerville Light, Lee Turner
Mrs. Bay and two grandchildren, MI
& and Mrs. Roy Nichols and daughter
Miss Mary Nichols and Mr. and Mrs
Frank Davenport and sons, ,Arnetl
and Frank, Jr.
3 The Christian Endeavor of the Firs
Christian church met at the home 0
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Drummer, 141
South c. street, Wednesday evening
A business session was followed b
social hour and ref Aeshments wer
served. Those present were Mis-
Flornce Cornes, Miss Goldie Triplet
Miss Ruth Jones, Miss Emily Parker
! Miss Cyrena Huber, Miss Armand
Names, Miss Anna Mae Witt, Mis-
Elizabeth Hunt, Miss Doris Weesne,
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