The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-23

An especially urgent and cordial in \
VTtauon is extended to all women
members of the Country club, whether
or not playing in the golf match to be
held Friday at the Country club with
players from the Miami Valley Country
club, OF Dayton, Ohio. to attend the
tourney and to have luncheon at the /
club on that day. Although the match
is the feature of the day for Friday, !
and the Miami players will be guests
of the club for luncheon, the event is !
not exclusively for the members OF
the local golf team represented in the
tourney. but all members of the club |
are requested to be present in order
to make the affair success. Ihose
who expect to have luncheon at the
club on that day are asked TO make !
their reservations by Thursday noon
For the pleasure of Miss Mary Lair
man, a bride-elect of the month, MISS
Helen Eggemeyer was hostess for a
lovely linen shower Wednesday, after
noon at her home on East Main street.
Brown-eyed susa1s, cosmos, goloen
glow and other beautiful garden flow
ers were attractively arranged ABOUT
the rooms, where auction bridge was
played during the afternoon. MISS
Lahrman received many beautl1ul I'M
en- pieces In the late afternoon a
dainty lunch was served to the guests.
The invited guests were: Miss Lair
man. Miss Lois Johanning, Miss Edith
Johanning, of Chicago; Miss Janet
Seeker, Miss Juliet Nusbaum, MISS
Corrine Nusbaum, Miss Doris Groan,
Miss Dorothy Debo, Miss Maxine Muir
ray, Miss Jane Carpenter, Miss Wlni-
fred Comstock, Miss Camilla Haner,
Miss Mary Louise Bates, Miss Eliza
beth Tarkleson, Miss Marjorie Cen
nett. Miss Alice Gennett, Miss Rather
inc Reid, Miss Mary Reinhard, Miss
Stella Knode, Miss Vivian Hard
ing, Miss Helen Johnson, MISS
Kathryn Bartel, Miss Mary Mich
olson, Miss Doris Mckeon, OF Grand
Rapids, Mich; Miss Helen Rust, MISS
Cornelia Bates and Miss Virginia
Bates, of Chicago: Miss Jean Salem,
of Lexington, Ky; Miss Mary Jones,
Miss Bonita Monarch. Mrs John Craw-
ford, Mrs. Earl Bone, Mrs. J. Brandon
Griffis, Mrs. Earl Bullerdick, Mrs.
Charles HiegeV. Mrs Robert Coatee'
Mrs. Marlowe Kluter, Mrs. Horatlo
Land and Miss Eggemeyer.
One of the most notable of the mid
week social events was the women's
sports bridge day at the Country. club
today. Golf, including round to
2 qualify players for the final match to
be played off Wednesday, Aug. 30, for
the months prize, occupied the morn
ing, and bridge was enjoyed during
the afternoon Those for whom Gov
ers were laid at luncheon included:
Mrs. John Lontz, Mrs. irwin Coffin
Mrs. Rudolph Knode, Mrs. Warren
Clements, Miss Eleanor Seidel Mrs
Fred Bethard, Miss Nellie Morrow
Mrs. Fred j. Bartel Mrs. w. d. SEQ
BILE, Mrs. Paul Price, Mrs. Joseph Con
nor. Mrs. Will jenkins, Mrs. Harrie
Dilks, Mrs. Fred Guther, Miss Mil
dred Schalk, Mrs. Henry Gotdfinger
= Mrs. Fred Pollitz, Mrs. hubert Study
/ Mrs. Guy Gotschall, Mrs. Harry Staab
Mrs. Shannon of Eaton, o., Mrs. Wal
ter Engle Mrs. Harry Bockhoff, Mrs
. Harry Morrow and Mrs. Paul Com
stock.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Knott, of Soutl
Ninth street announce the marriage
of their daughter Gladys, to Mr.. Car
w. SpaIding, son of Mr. and Mrs
George G. Spalding, of North Mint
street, which took place at Newport
Ky, Monday the 21st of August.
Announcement has been received
H6It VI lllt maj IIdSC VI NlloS Adltd'
Virginia Ellis, sister of Major and Mrs
Herbert. Eugene Ellis and Mr.. HaroIt
Francis Taggart, son of Mr.. and Mrs
John F. Taggart, of South Seventeenth
street, which was solemnized Wednes
day, Aug. 16, in San Francisco, Cal
Mr.. and Mrs. .Taggart left on a wed
ding trip, and will be at home afte
Sept 16 at 234 Seventh avenue, Sal
Mateo, Cal Mr.. Taggart formerl,
residedsSin Richmond and was connect
ed with the department of socia
science of Morton high school and wit
the faculty of Earlham college durint
the year 1921.
Mrs Ralph Hines and Mrs. Waite
Hines were hostesses for charming
miscellaneous shower Tuesday evenin
at the home of the former on Mort
Ninth street as a compliment to Mis-
Marie OBrien, a bTide-elect of the fal
season. A large basket, decorated i
pink and white, and containing man
lovely gifts, was presented to Mis-
O'Brien. The evening was devoted t
cards, after which dainty refreshment
were served, a color scheme of pin
and white being carried out in tn
appointments. Those present were;
Miss Marie 'O'Brien, Mrs. Georg
O'Brien, Miss Julia Lichtenfels, Mr.!
Richard Allen, Mrs. Bert Kolp, Mrs
Frank Stenger, Miss Helen Murray
Mrs. Walker Hines and Mrs. Ralp
Hines.
The Nautilus club of the Sunda
school class of the First Presbyteria
church, of which Mrs. w. ]. BIackmor
is teacher had very pleasant picni
party Tuesday The 16 girls preser
were delightfully."- entertained by NJ
and Mrs. Stanley w. Hayes at thei
country home, east of the city, VIII
treated them with baskets of apple
and peaches, allowed them use of tn
farm and woods and of the swimmin
pool Members of the club accorde
the outing the most enjoyable the
had ever had.
Mrs. Forest Klute, of Fort wayn,