The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-08
SOCIETY

e Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Randall Pierce
Aof Chicago, H., have issued invitations
for the marriage of their daughter
Miss Kathlyn Roxana Pierce, to Lieut.
John Hawkins Elleman, Corps of En-
gineers. u. S. A, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Elleman, of Ala Randolph
street, this city. The wedding will
take place Monday afternoon, Nov. 20,
at 4:30 o'clock at Christ church in
Winnetka, Ill. A reception will fol-
dow at the home Of the brides par
tents, 30 Maple Hili road, Glencoe, Ill,
Lieut.. Elieman has been in the army
for six years.
Mrs. Frank McCurdy, of 1918 North
a street, is entertaining with cards
Fand O'Clock tea Thursday afternoon
at the Richmond Country club Cards
Twill be played at 16 tables during the
safternoon.
/ william A. Friede and Howard Hos
brook are making an extended auto
/ trip through the west. Enroute they
! will visit relatives at st. Louis, Mo,
I and Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Miller, of
Indianapolis, are visiting Mrs. Miller's
s mother and sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
4 Frank and Miss Eva Frank, of 207
4 South Fifth street. Mrs. Miller was
formerly Miss Loretta Frank, Of this
city.
1 Mrs. Melville r. Johnston, of North
Tenth street, left Tuesday for New
York City, where she will remain for
about two weeks. While there she
viii select paintings for the exhibition
of paintings by American artists which
will be shown here in December while
on tour of the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will KohIhof, Of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Elliott, of South
Eighth street.
Mrs. Alice Haisley, Of indianapolis
is visiting in the city, the guest o.
Miss Alta Crome, of North Twelfth
lstreet.
A party was held at the home OF
Mrs. George E. Mackey in honor OF
her two daughters, Miss Thelma and
Miss Treva Mackey. Games were
played during the evening and later
refreshments were served. The guests
were: Miss Thelma Mackey, Miss
fTreva Mackey, Miss Naomi Isenhart
Miss Edna Zurwell, Miss Gladys
lHogston, of New Paris, Ohio, Miss Ly
nette Isenhart, Miss Elizabeth Math
ews, Miss Katherine Lane, Miss Be
,atrice Mervin. Miss Marjorie Fore
man, Miss Martha Lane, Chalmer:
Fisher, Earl Smith, Richard Dicker
son, George Dickerson, Ernest Hogs
ton, of New Paris, Ohio, George Mack
ey, Willard Mackey, Mrs. Grace Hogs
ton, of New Paris, Ohio, Mrs. r. A
Mackey, of New Paris, Ohio, Mrs. A
f. Brooks, Mrs. Earl Foreman anC
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Mackey.
Mrs. r. r. Thompson entertained
the Criterion club at her home, 232'
East Main street, Tuesday afternoon
Fourteen members were present. TIL
program for the afternoon included
responses on "Reminiscences of Arm
istice Day; paper on the admins
trations of Madison and Monroe pre-
pared by Mrs. G. H. Ford and reat
by Mrs. Albert Foster; and story b.
Hawthorne which was told by MR.
Charles H. Groce. Club guests wer
Mrs. Fred r. Borton, Mrs. Charlie
SchneIle and Mrs. Fred Weldon.
Mrs. William A. Bond is spending
few days at Indianapolis.
The Omicron Pi Sigma fraternit
was host for notable affair Monda
evening when it entertained with
stag dinner for members.
Loyal Chapter. No. 40, Order of th
Eastern Star, will hold a social in tn
Masonic cIuhrooms Friday afternoon
All members are cordially invited
be present.
A dance will be held Wednesda
hal1
Young Peoples Dancing club. Tt
Evan Smith orchestra will play.
Sheephead, euchre and five hundre
will be played at the card party to
given from to II o'clock Thursda
evening at ST. Mary's hall by the Co
fraternity of St. Mary's Church.
A meeting of the Starr Paren
Teacher association will be held We
nesday evening at the school. A
members are urged to attend. An i
teresting program has been arrange
Members of Eden Rebekah lodi
are asked to note that the luncheC
to have been given Thursday has bee
postponed one week, until Nov. 16.
Mrs. Charles Weisbrod will be hos
ess to the Helping Hand club Thur
day afternoon at her home, 119 Sou
Tenth street.
Mrs Robert Haas>will entertain t
Haphazard club at her home on Il
National Road west all day Thursda
Mrs. Oliver n. Candy viii be hos
ess to the Coterie Thursday afterno'
at 2 o'clock at her home, 33S Sou
Eleventh street.
Mrs. Frank Siegel. of 1920 South
street. will entertain for the Daffot
club Thursday afternoon.
A dance for Masons will be held
the Masonic temple Thursday eve