The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-02
SOCIETY

Mrs Fred Miller was hostess for
one OF the most beautiful functions of
the fall season when she entertained
with a 1 o'clock luncheon-bridge at the
Country club Thursday afternoon.
Huge baskets Of bittersweet, grasses,
brilliant autumn foliage and berries
were arranged through the clubs re-
ception rooms. The luncheon tables
held tall baskets of chrysanthemums
in rich golden brown, rose, yellow,
and the more delicate shades. More
than a score Of dolls in gay-colored
and quaint oid.fashioned gowns con-
cealed the lights Illuminating the
tableg under their full, hoep-skirts.
Each doll, an elaborate couture ar
ranged under hairnet and topped
with a chic or coquettish, lowered and
be-ribboned bonnet, wore crepe paper
costumes in rainbow shades, some
trimmed with flowers. others with full
spanniers, or fancy ruffling, resembling
the illustrations in Godey's books.
Each cover vas marked by miniature
old-fashioned girl painted on place
cards. The colors in the gowns of the
doll lamps and place cards were re-
lpeated in the chrysanthemums which
formed the centerpiece. Covers were
1aid for 103 guests. During the after
moon bridge was played at 20 tables.
THE guests for whom covers were laid
Ht luncheon were: Mrs. Yale R Schive-
ly, of Connersville, Mrs. John Parker,
of Eaton, Ohio, Mrs. Charles Mitchell,
Fof Liberty, Miss Alice Jay, Of ST. Louis,
MO, Mrs. Earnest Hill, Mrs. !. i.
Freye, Mrs. Robert Study, Mrs. Walter
McWhinney, Mrs. Charles Druitt, Mrs.
Mildred Gates, Mrs. Clarence Gennett,
Mrs. Rudolph Knode, Mrs Irwin Cof-
fin, Mrs. Harry Lontz, Miss Elizabeth
'Tarkleson, Miss Maxine Murray, Mrs.
John NJ. Crawford, Mrs. Edward V.
Williams, Miss Stella Knode, Mrs.
george w. Davis, Mrs. Adam II. Bar
tel, Mrs. Lee B. Nusbaum.
Miss Eleanor Seidel, Mrs. Raymond
EB. Nicholson, Mrs Ida Carpenter, Mrs.
Nv. O. Crawford, Mrs. w. La Thorn
1burgh. Mrs. Fred Carr Mrs. Raymond
Mather, Mrs. Frank o. Chambers, Mrs.
Edna M. Heiser, Mrs. Dempsey E.
Dennis, Mrs. John NJ LontZ. Mrs. G. j.
Grain, Mrs. Walter Bates, Mrs. Harry
Land, Mrs. Philip S. Twigg, Mrs. Al
bert D. Gayle, Mrs. Charles Land, Mrs.
Rudolph G. Leeds, Mrs. Gath Freeman.
II Mrs. Ray K Shiveley, Mrs. Frank
Shirk. Mrs. Ben c. Bartei, Mrs. Wilson
L. Magaw, Mrs. VIII jenkins, Mrs.
Walter Butler, Mrs. Earl Mann, Mrs.
Dudley N. Elmer, Mrs. Huston Marlatt,
Mrs. VIII d. Scoble, Mrs. A. G. Mat
Jhews, Mrs. George Seidel, Mrs. Tom
Nicholson, Mrs. Ben T. Hill, Mrs. Paul
" Price, Mrs. TnlhAt Druitt, Mrs.
Frank Drultt, Mrs Frank McCurdy,
Mrs. Fred Pollitz, Mrs. Henry Gold.
finger. Mrs. Richard Study.
Mrs. Thomas B. Jenkins, Mrs. John
II. Nicholson, Mrs. Charles MCGUIRE
Mrs. Omar G. Murray. Mrs. Willard
y. Carr, Mrs. Joseph H. Hill, Mrs
Everett Lemon, Mrs. A. l. Ellis,
Mrs. Frederick s. Bates, Mrs. Samuel
M. Gaar, Mrs. Lewis G. Reynolds, Mrs
Oliver Gaar, Mrs. w. P. Robinson, Mrs
Walter Davis, Mrs. Frank Lacey, Mrs
s. E. Williams, Mrs. Melville F. John
ston.
Mrs. Shuman Jones, Mrs. Fred D
Bethard, Mrs. A. ]. Harwood, Mrs
Charles Bond, Mrs. Paul Com5tock
Mrs. Howard A. Dill, Mrs. s. M. Kitch
in, Mrs. 3. r. Beatty, Mrs. ]. A. Brook
bank, MIRA Thomas Tarkleson, Mrs
Fred ]. Bartel, Miss Elizabeth Com
stock, Mrs. E. B. Clements, Mrs Johr
M. Coate, Mrs. Fred H. Lemon, Mrs
E. Quincy Hill, Mrs. William J. Black
more, Mrs. w. C. Higginbottom, Mrs
Harry Mather, Mrs. Albert w. Reed
and Mrs. George Eggemeyer.
A beautiful and simple ceremon!
marked the wedding of Miss Haze
F'ulle, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henri,
Fulle, of Glen Miller, to Leo Stigle
man, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sigle
man, of South Sixteenth street, whicl