The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-30

10 ABOUT Al persons. Bridge was
played during the afternoon, favors
going to Miss Maxine Murray, Mrs.
Harry Bockhoff and Mrs. Charles
Land. Among those present were:
Mrs. Paul Comstock, Mrs. Beardsley
of New York. Mrs. W. G. Hibberd,
Miss Clara Comstock, Miss Elizabeth
Comstock. Mrs. Joseph Mills, Mrs. w.
]. Blackmore, Mrs. Charles Land, Mrs.
T. B. Jenkins, Mrs. A J. Harwood,
Mrs. John Nicholson, Mrs. Horato
Land, Miss Stella Knode, Miss Max
inc Murray, Miss Helen Johnson,
Miss Jane Carpenter, Miss Elizabeth
Tarkleson, Mrs. Higginbottom, Miss
Ruth Higginbottom, Miss Winifred
Comstock. Miss Betty Beardsley OF
New York, Mrs. John Crawford, Mrs.
Newell Todd, Mrs. Harry Bockhoff,
Mrs. Paul Price, Mrs. John Clements,
Mrs. Rudolph Knode, Mrs. Irwin Cot
fin, Mrs. Mildred Gates, Mrs. Rudolph
Leeds, Mrs. Juliet Shirk, Mrs. Joseph
Connor, Miss Nellie Morrow, Mrs. AL
bert Gayle and Mrs. Ray Shively.
About Al persons had luncheon or
dinner at the Country club Thursday.
Luncheon was served to members and
their out of town guests on the club
house veranda, where tables, attrac-
lively decorated with garden flowers,
had been set. Among those for whom
reservations were made for either
! luncheon or dinner were Mrs. Mildred
! Gates, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Brookbank,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcclure, Miss
Suzanne Mcclure, Whitney MCGUIRE,
Scott Mcclure, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Shirk, DR.. Bond and John Glen
ents. 1t is announced that special
/ dinner will be served at the club at
o'clock, Tuesday, July 4. Members
are requested to make their reserva-
lions by Monday evening.
One of the largest and most elabo-
rate national conventions of the Phi
Delta Kappa fraternity will be held at
Muncie, Ind, July Q, 3, and 5. A
splendid program has been prepared
by the committee, including dances,
matinee and evening, stag dinner, a
midnight feast, lawn party, barbe-
cue, and banquets. All fraternity mem
bers are requested to attend at least
Members from the local chapter of
the fraternity who expect to attend in
clude: Burr Simmons, Sheldon Sim
I 4AIOAAoy ANU 2" 4AAebe1s5s 4hIAh AANA4AASNJ
| William Eggemeyer, Harry Eikenberry,
Benjamin Rost, Ralph Hines, Robert
Tomlinson, Leroy Harding, Frank
Harding, Ray Harding, Louis Ripberg-
er, Fred Rooney, Donald Hipskind, Ar
thur Bone, Paul Price, Roy Hirshburg,
Talbert Jessup, George BreniZer, Law
renee Jessup, Walter DeHority, Will
liam Freely, Floyd Nusbaum, Neal Bly,,
Earl Dafier, Jess Halberstadt, Homer
Meyers, Clarence Ward, Harry Thorn
as, Richard Fleming, Mark Mahan,
Houston Marlatt, Allen Jay, Fred But
! Ter, Elmer Berg, George Brehm, Harold
Hyde, Jack Miller, George Weaver,
Ray Weisbrod, John Kluesner, Her
schel Nicholson, Mr.. Gilbert and Harry
Frankel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bartel de
lightfully entertained with children's
party in the South Tenth street park
Wednesday afternoon. They were as
| sisted by Miss Miriam Wiechman and
| Miss Florence Hill Games were play
ed by the children during the after
noon, after which they were taken tc
the Bartel home on South Tenth
Istreet, where refreshments were serv
ed. The invited guests included: Miss
Virginia Johnson, Miss Dorothy Thorn
as, Billy Thomas, Miss Rosemary
Kimm, Miss Helen Davis, James Da
Wis, Miss Dorothy Threwits, Vergi
Wetttg, James Lichtenfels, Frederick
Lichtenfe1s, Miss Emily Weichman
Joseph Hasecoster, Richard Ferling
James Weichman, Miss Maxine Robe
Miss Laura Dolloff, Miss Jane Sudhoff
Miss Gertrude Wieman, Miss Alice
Dorothy Dolloff, Miss Nicola Beckman
Robert Heeth, Walter Kreimeier, Johl
C. Beckman, Charles Wesibrod, Waite
Polentz, Harold Oesting, Miss Bett,
Weisbrod, Miss Mary Alice Bailey
Miss Margaret Brochman, Miss Edit
Hasecoster, of Indianapolis, Miss lisa
. belle Knoll of Whitewater, Miss Mar.
Elizabeth Davis, Robert Heinrich, Mis-
May Bartel, Charles F. Bartel AM
. Thomas Henry Bartel.
Miss Eleanor Seidel has returned I
her home on South Eighteenth street
after spending some time in Hamilton
Ohio.
IL Warren Clements, of Washingto
:, I Court, left Thursday for Canada
| where he will visit his wife and sor
/. Edward, who are the guests of Mr.
t Clements's mother, Mrs. ST. Cfai
!, Leitch.
Mrs. Charles Shiveley, of Sout
! Fourteenth street, has returned to he
:. home from Oberlin, Ohio.
Elgar Hibberd, of North A an