The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-13
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us SOCIETY

Miss Catherine Wayney and Miss Gale
Sherry of Connersyille, Miss Martha
Ogden and Miss Helen Ogden of Eaton,
Ohio; John Fitzpatrick, Marston Hold
gin, Roy Hawekotte, Fred Clark. Earl
Thomas, Richard Coons, Kenneth
Schattell, Donald Trace, Samuel Kolp,
Herbert Pierce. Carl Amick, George
Kruger, Thomas holland, Dudley Da,
venport, Lewis Davis, Glen Haynes,
George Cummins, Keith King. Paul
Druley, Griffin Jay, Harry Hartman,
Robert Dennis, James Quigley. Charles
Yeager, Kenneth Crum, Paul Mulligan,
Malcolm Smith and Dan Rost.
Richard Mote of Earlham college en-
tertained a company of college stu
dents at dinner Friday evening at the
home Of his uncle and aunt. Mr.. ans
Mrs. Lewis c. King, on South Tween
ty-firSt street, Linden HILL The tables
! held bouquets of spring blossoms. The
decorations, place cards, and menu
were carried out in the college colors,
cream and yellow. Covers were laid
for IA guests. They were Miss Phoebe
Furnas of Lincoln, Va; Miss Louise
Taylor, of Birmingham, Ala; Miss
Mary Wendell, of Lafayette: Miss
Ruth Hoskins of indianapolis, Miss Es-
Their kellum of Candy, Miss Emily
Lippincott of. Morristown, n. j.: Thorn
as Evans of Indianapolis, Phillip Hiss
of Plainfield, Edward Baton of Selma
Ohio; Phillip Wildman of Selma, Ohio;
Ernest Forsythe of Philadelphia, Pa;
Richard Mote of Dayton, Ohio, and Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis G. King.
| Miss Helen Johnson and Mrs. Hora-
! ito N. Land entertained at bridge Fri
day AFTERNOON at the home of Mrs.
Land on South Twenty-second street,
for Miss Mildred Nusbaum, whose
marriage to Kenneth Olson, of Mil
waukees Wis, is to take place in June.
Orchid shade irises and spirea bios
SONS formed the decorations. Bridge
was played at three tables, favors go
ing to Miss Stella Knode and Miss
Nusbaum. Later a two-course lunch
! con was served to the guest at small
tables.
Omar G. Murray, of South Fifteenth
street, is entertaining with a stag
Idinner Saturday evening at the Coun-
TRY club. Covers will be laid for 20
guests. Professions of early garden
flowers have been used to decorate
the club for the occasion.
Mrs. Juliet Shirk has as her guest
Miss Marian Wild. of Peoria, ILL., Miss
Wild travelled with Mrs Shirk in
Europe last summer. A number of
parties are being given in her honor.
Mrs. Shirk is entertaining with several
covers at dinner Tuesday evening at
the Country club for her. guest.
Mrs. John Warner Beaver, of New
York City, is here to spend several
weeks the guest of her sister, Mrs.
VIII d. Scoble and Mr.. Scob1e, of
South Thirteenth street.
Mrs. Joseph w. Conner has as her
guest, her mother, Mrs. Rose, of Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
Miss Laura CASTOR will present her
artist pupils in an evening musicale
Thursday, May 10, at s o'clock in the
: high school auditorium. Violin and vo
cal numbers will be given by assist
ing musicians. Everyone is invited to
attend.
The. annual luncheon and meeting of
ltion is to be held Wednesday at IL
o'clock in the North A Street Friends
Westinghouse. Following luncheon re.
ports will be made and election of of
ficers held All members of the as
sociation and other persons interested
are invited to attend. Luncheon will
,, be served promptly at IL o'clock sc
that business men may attend. Tick
cts are Is cents each. Reservations
must be made by Monday with alty Of
.. 1.-THE following persons: Mrs. T. B
Jenkins, Mrs. R. G. Leeds, Mrs. BENZ
amin Johnson, Mrs. Harry Lontz, Mrs
Frank Druitt, or Mrs. W. P. Robinson
Piano pupils of Miss Mildred Schall
are to be presented in a series of aft