The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-12


One OF the most charming affairs of
the week was the bridge and five hun
dred party given Friday evening for
the pleasure of Miss Esther Griffin of
Spiceland, who is the house guest of
MISS Esther Fouts, by Miss Edna
Johnston and Miss Fouts at the for
mers home in Ce~ntervilIe. Baskets
and bowls of black-eyed susans, cos
mos and snap-dragons were used in
PERCUSSION about the rooms and on the
yeranda, which was illuminated by
lights shaded with ~gay-colored Japa-
nese lanterns, and where cards were
played at nine tables during the even
ing. In the late evening, dainty re-
treshments were served to the guests
by the hostesses. The invited guests
were: Miss Griffin, Miss Mary Louise
Bates, Miss Gertrude E~ggleston, Miss
Gertrude Williams, Miss Helen Bent
lage. Miss Josephine Hiatt, Miss Helen
Sackman, Miss Josephine Barton, Miss
Lucille Ford, Miss Esther Reed, Miss
Odgen Shelton, Miss Betty Wood OF
Chicago, Miss Virginia Livingstone
Miss Esther Higgenbottom, Miss Irene
Price, Miss Vivian Harding, Miss Kath.
crime Carr, Miss Helen McWhinney,
Miss Katherine Reid. Miss Catherine
Binkley, Miss Doris Pickett, Miss
Doris Groan, Miss Janet Seeker, Miss
Susanna Dickson, Miss Marjorie Hurst
Miss Dorothy Lebo, Miss Alice Gen
nett, Miss Virginia Hodgin, Miss Dor
othy .Korves, Miss Betty Murray Of
CampbeIlstown, Miss Mildred Whitley
Miss Alice Lemon, Miss Georgia Healy
Miss Martha Smith, Miss Esther Viii
son, Miss Mary Jones, Miss Naom.
CnfTinr Mice. ~LathArina LTJ,1fo NTsre
Mary Reinhard, Mrs. Sydney Watt
Mrs. Tracy Clark, Miss Fouts and Miss
Johnston.
Mrs. Milton Craighead, of Washing
ton, D. c., who is the guest of Mrs
Joseph Craighead of Tenth street, vii
leave Monday for Indianapolis, where
she will be the guest of her mother
Mrs. William Carson.
Miss Virginia Mcdonald and Nal
colin Mcdonald, who have been the
guests of Mrs Ida Bell and Miss Con
stance Bell of South Nineteenth street
leave Saturday. Miss Mcdonald vii
return to her home in Huntington, w
Va, and Mr.. Mcdonald will return Il
his position in Chicago.
Mrs. Mary Alice Digman of Chicago
is the guest of her brother, Frank E
McManis, of Pearl street.
Mrs. Perry Bache of Dennison, Ohio
is the guest of her sister and brother
Mrs. Jennie Williams and Harry Fish
er of South Fourteenth street.
Miss Elizabeth Comstock Of Nortl
Tenth street, who has ben VISITING
friends in New Jersey and Boston
Mass, returns to Richmond Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Colwell Miller, VIII
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Crome of South Seventh stree
for the summer, leave Monday to re
turn to their home in Bosie, Idaho, b,
motor.
Mrs. w. T. Stinson and daughter Q
Richmond, Mrs. Winifred Hogan @
Dayton, Miss Winifred Conley an
nephew, Albert Munson of Cincinnati
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. 4
Stevens of Liberty.
Nj. and Mrs. John Haramy, nee Rut
Shera, will arrive in Richmond, SUI
day, after spending some time in Jerl
salem, and will be the guests of Mr.:
Haramy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Z
Shera of North Thirteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. G.. Driggens c
Indianapolis and R. B. Driggens {
Greenfield are the guests of friends an
relatives in the city.
Miss Martha Thomas of South Mint
street has returned from a visit wit
friends and relatives in Union City an
Muncie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Matheny
Springfield, Ohio, were in Richmon
Saturday inspecting the playground
of the city public schools. Mr.. Mat
eny is head of the department of ply
zeal education of schools at Springfield
He is also director of the playground
of Springfield.
For the pleasure of Miss Dorotl
Ellinor Dilks, whose engagement W;
recently announced, Mrs. Harry Dill
entertained the members of the c
terie club Friday afternoon at h
home on South Thirteenth street. II
party was a miscellaneous shower f
Miss Dilks, who received many usef
gifts. Garden flowers attractively dc
GRATED the rooms. The afternoon W
spent informally with needle VOL
after which dainty refreshments we
served by the hostess. Iher we
about 80 persons present.
Mrs. Charles Rolls was hostess
a delightful meeting of the N. o.
club Friday afternoon at her home
South Twelfth street. Bowls of gold
glow were arranged decoratively abe
the rooms. After a short busine
meeting the afternoon was spent
.needlework and refreshments we
served by the hostess. Those prese
were: Mrs. Harold Williams, NJ
Drew Lacey, Mrs. Merle William
Mrs. Charles Rolls, Miss Jean Rol
Miss Janet Lacey, Miss Constance v
: liams, and Master Bobby Rolls. 7
next meeting will be held in two wee
at the home of Mrs. Merle WilliaT
and will lie in celebration Of Miss G.
stance Williams birthday %anniyersa
Mrs. Carl Kircher and Mrs. Da'
Stephenson were hostesses for
meeting of the Greenwood Commun
cIuh held Thursday afternoon at