The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-02
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An informal Luncheon party follow
ed by bridge in the afternoon was CIV
en- at the Country club, Tuesday for
the membership. The tables were or
namented with tall French baskets of
lilacs and other spring blossoms. Gov
ers were laid for 81 guests. Among
those attending were: Mrs. William
Allen Moore, of Indianapolis, Mrs.
Williams, of Cleveland. o., Miss Elean-
or Seidel, Mrs. Robert e. Huen, Mrs
Juliet Shirk, Mrs. Harry Lontz, Mrs
Omer G. Murray, Mrs. Earl H. Mann,
Mrs. Clarence Gennett, Mrs. Ray K.
Shiveley, Mrs. Rudolph G. Leeds, Mrs.
w. P. Robinson, Mrs. P. S. Twigg,
Mrs. A. j. HARDWOOD, Mrs. Walter H
Bates. Mrs. Charles Land, Mrs. Walter
J. Engle, Mrs. Walter Zimmerman,
Mrs. Wilson Magaw, Mrs. Paul Miller,
Mrs. John NJ Crawford, Mrs. Horatio
n. Land, Mrs. Harry Bockhoff, Miss
Maxine Murray, Miss Olive Lewis,
Mrs. Phillip Robbins, Mrs. Robert
Land, Mrs. Robert Study, Mrs. Walter
c. Davis, Mrs. Sarah Gilbert, Mrs. w.
ID. Scoble, Mrs. w. o. Crawford, Mrs.
AIRS. Frank Druitt, Mrs. Joseph Con-
ner, Mrs Paul Comstock, Mrs. Julian
Gates, Mrs. Dudley N. Elmer, Mrs
Albert D. Gayle, Mrs. Yale r. Shive-
ly, Mrs. Raymond B. Nicholson, Mrs.
Walter G. Butler, Mrs. Houston Mar.
latt, Mrs Fred Bethard, Mrs. Walter
McWhinney, Mrs. Phillip Land, Mrs.
Byram Robbins, Miss Robbins and
Mrs. Newell Todd.
Mrs. Harry Bockhoff. of South
Twenty-second street, and her daugh-
ter, Phyllis, have returned from Flor
ida, where they have been spending
the winter season. Mr.. Bockhoff with
his mother will return by motor
1ater.
Z Word has been received here of the
marriage of Miss Ruth Vivian Motley
10 Benjamin Tullidge Hill, Of this
eity, which took place Saturday, April
20, at Atlanta, Georgia. After a trip
through the east Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
will come to Richmond for residence.
Mrs. Hill formerly resided in Rich
mond, coming here from Newcastle
where she was graduate of the high
school and a member Of the Theta
chapter of the Psi Iota XII sorority.
Since the outbreak of the war she
has been engaged in Red Cross serv-
dee She was stationed at Fort Ogel-
thorpe and Fort Mcpherson, Ga, for
some time and for the past year has
been serving as assistant director of
military relief of the southern divi-
Sion, American Red Cross, with head
quarters in Atlanta. Mr.. Hill is promi-
nent in business circles of this city.
He is secretary Of the F. and N. Lawn
Mower company, member of the
Beebe Glove company ever since its
establishment in this city, and is also
actively associated with other large
manufacturing concerns of the city.
I Mrs w o. Nearon entertained in
formally with a shower Monday after
noon at her home, 1920 North e street,
in honor of her daughter, Mrs Ernest
Beach, nee Treva Nearon, whose mar
biage took place Easter Sunday. Re
lfreshments were served to the fol-
flowing guests: Mrs. C. Wellbaum,
Mrs. George Harper, Mrs. w o. Near
on. Mrs C. G. Beam, Mrs. Edna
Cowles. Mrs. Jennie Males, Mrs. S. S.
Mumbower, Mrs. Maude Parker, Mrs.
Everett Bennett, Mrs. ]. W. Morris,
Mrs. F. R. Elliott, Mrs. F. F. Elliott,
Mrs. Charles Lehman, Mrs L. H. Fos-
senkemper. Mrs C. P. Trusler, Mrs.
Jesse e. Clark and Mrs. Wilhelmina
IIlingebiel.
Mrs. Edward V. Williams and two
daughters, Suzanne and Patricia, who
have been visiting in Chicago with