The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-05
SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs. LIewellyn H Gedge, I
of Orlando, Fla, have announced the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Jessie Mcconnell Gedge. to Robert
Paul Smith, of Kdkomo, Ind Mr..
Smith is son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
l. Smith of this city
One of the notable functions OF the
week occurred Tuesday when Mrs.
Frank Lackey entertained with
luncheon bridge at the Country club.
Tall baskets of red roses and babies
breath adorned the luncheon tables
and formed decorations through the
reception rooms of the cinb. Covers
were laid for Is guests.
William Dudley Foulke. Of Linden
Hill. left Monday for Washington,
d. c., where he viii spend several
days.
Mrs. Dudley Gates, Of Winnetka, IN,
is the guest of her mother, Mrs W. II.
Foulke, of Linden Hill.
Mrs. Blanche Grace, Miss Betty
Grace and Miss Kathryn Grace have
returned TO this city after spending
several days In New York City.
George Grace, who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Borton,
att Petoskey, Mich, returned home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Evans left Mon
day evening for Portland, Me-, where
MF. Evans will play polo in the East.
ern League. He plays center. Mr.. and
Mrs. Evans will remain east until the
end of the polo season in April
Mrs. Donald Warfel, of Milwaukee
Wis. who has been visiting in this city
IL spending the week at Dayton, Ohio
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cutter
Mrs, Warfel was formerly Miss Mabe
R0ser of this city.
Miss Frances Roser, Mark Roser anf
Ed Roser have returned from Dayton
Ohio, where they spent the week END
Mrs. Will Henderson, of 100 Norh
Nineteenth street, has been called t
Greenville, Ohio, by the death OF he
mother.
Roy George, of Denver, Colo. is her
to. visit his sister, Mrs. Glen h. NC
Clire, of 3S1s South Eleventh street
The annual banque of he Sign
Kappas was held Monday evening a
: the Arlington hotel. A four-course dir
ner was served following which tn
club held It's election OF officers, as 10
lows: Miss Mabel Bullerdick, pres
dent; Miss Meta Weyman, secretar!
and Miss Cora Blomeyer, treasure
Covers at dinner were laid for Mis-
Mabel BuHerdick, Miss Meta Weymal
Miss Cora Blomeyer, Miss Rhea Pc
ter. Miss Freda Haisley, Miss Myrtl
Baker, Miss Leta Chenoweth, Mis-
Myra Cox, Miss Frances Roser, Mr.
Nellie Thomas, Miss Edith Helmicl
Miss Kathryn Ulerich and Mis-
Gwendolyn Splitter.
The Monday Study club was ente
tanned at its first gathering last eVel
ing by Miss Margaret Knollenberg
her home on South Fourth street. IN
club has 70 members, all of whom o.
long to st. PauIs Lutheran churcl
Its pursuits are to. be literary and Gu
tural. Officers are: Miss EliEabet
Hasemeier, president; Miss EliZabet
Springmeyer, vice-president; NIL
Emma Rosa, secretary treasurer, ar
Louis G.. Hasecoaster, assistant seer
tary-treasurer Meetings will be he
once a month. A paper on Mas
Twain was given by Ernest Bentel
at last evenings gathering. MISS
VIVA Steen, Will kienker and II.
Hasemeier gave current events ana
Eichorn. Refreshments We're serv'
following the program.
A program will be given by the Fra
ces Willard Loyal Temperance legi'
Tuesday evening at s. o'clock at Rho
temple, SIS North A street. Paren
friends and all other persons intere
ed are invited. A silver offering "
be taken.
The Delta Theta Tau sorority Y
hold its regular meeting Thursday
ening at 1880 o'clock instead of Tu
day evening.
The regular meeting of Richmo
council, 1856, S. B. A., will be hi
Tuesday evening at the Colonial
mex. The following initiation a
other business special entertaining
has been planned by the surprise co
mittee. All members are urged to
present.
The Parent Teacher association
David Dennis school will meet Thu
day afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock instt