The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-03-30

a beautiful function Thursday when
Mrs. John M. Lontz, of westcott
place. entertained with luncheon
and bridge for her guest, Miss Mary
Woods, of New York City. The lunch
cor tables were adorned with graceful,
tulle-tied baskets of Easter lilies and
spring flowers. Covers were laid for
"a persons. Among the invited guests
were: Miss Mary Woods, of New York
CITY, Mrs. Glenn Thistlethwaite, of In
annapolis; Miss Alice Bingham, of
Muneie, Mrs. George Gates, Mrs. John
Nj. Crawford, Mrs. W. o. Crawford.
Mrs. John A. Brookbank, Mrs. Fred j.
Bartel, Mrs. Robert F. Martin, Mrs.
walter Davis, Mrs. George w. Davis,
Mrs. Bosley, Mrs. Charles Mcclure.
MRS. Fred ID. Bethard, Mrs. Lewis G.
reynolds, Mrs. Ben c. Bartel. Mrs.
Adam H. Bartel, Mrs. John M. Coate
Mrs. Robert Lind1ey Coate, Mrs.
Charles Bond, Miss M. E. B. Culbert-
son, Mrs. Frederick X. Hicks. Mrs.
Samuel NJ Kitchin, Mrs. Marlowe
kluter. Mrs. Paul Price, Mrs. Thomas
Tarkleson, Mrs. William Thornburg,
Mrs. Ed Price, Mrs. J. S. Beebe, Mrs.
Paul Comstock, Miss Elizabeth Com
stock, Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd, Mrs.
THOMAS Nicholson, Mrs. Irwin Coffin,
Mrs. VIII Jenkins, Mrs. w. w. Gaar.
Mrs. w. ID. Scoble, Mrs Fred Cen
nett, Mrs. Benjamin N. Johnson, Mrs.
John II. Johnson, Mrs. J. B. Gilbert.
mrs. Paul Miller, Mrs. George Seidel.
MRS. Albert w. Reid, Mrs. Houston
Mariatt, Mrs. Harrie r. Dilks, Mrs.
rudolph G.. Leeds, Mrs. Jeanette
Leeds, Mrs. e. r. Beatty, Mrs. Fred
Miller, Mrs. Fred J. Carr, Mrs. Burton
j. Carr, Mrs. Willard q. Carr. Mrs
James A. Carr, Mrs Howard A. Dill.
Mrs. Albert ID. Gayne, Mrs. Omar Hol-
llngsworth, Mrs. H. Shuman Jones.
Mrs. John III. Nicholson, Mrs. Raw
mond b. Nicholson, Mrs. William +
Blackmore, Mrs. Joseph H. Mills. Mrs.
Ray X. Shiveley, Mrs. Charles Shive-
ley, Mrs. Robert e. Heun, Mrs. Gath
Freeman, Mrs. A. G.. Matthews. Mrs
Byram G. Robbins, Mrs. Robert Study,
Mrs. |. T. Freye, Mrs. Henry Gold
finger, Mrs. w. S. Clendenin. Mrs
Harry Lontz, Mrs. A. j. Harwood. Mrs.
Y. s. Twigg. Mrs. Fred S. Bates. Mrs.
Walter II. Bates, Mrs. Charles Land.
Mrs. Newell Todd, Mrs. Clarence Gen.
nett, Mrs. John Clements, Mrs. War
rem Clements, Mrs. Rudolph Knode.
Mrs Walter J. Engle. Mrs Wilson
Magaw Mrs. Charles Druitt, Mrs. Dud-
ley N. Elmer. Mrs. George Williams.
Mrs. Walter H. Butler, Mrs. oliver
Gaar, Mrs. Frank Shirk, Miss Eleanor
Seidel Miss Ruth Scott, Miss Martha
Scott, Miss Gertrude Bartel, Miss
Helen Johnson and Miss Maude This
tlethwaite.
The engagement of Miss Lillian Rev
nolds to Harry King, of Green's Fork.
was announced Tuesday evening at a
party given by Mrs. Edith Pitts at
her home in Williamsburg. The we'd
ding will take place in the early
spring. The party was a shower ard
rook party for Miss Marguerite Hais
ley whose engagement to Frank VIII.
l1ams was announced recently. Later
refreshments were served by the hos
Ntess. Among the guests were: Miss
Ethel Shelly, Miss Echo Woolley, Miss
Ethel Frazier. Miss Mabel Taylor,
Miss Mary Starr, Miss Lillian Rev
nolds and Miss Marguerite Haisley.
The Ornis Melas was informally en-
tertained by Miss Helen Jessup at her
home in the Eggemeyers apartments
Tuesday evening. The time was spent
informally after which a luncheon was
served. Bouquets of sweet peas were
given to the guests as favors Among
. those present were: Miss Esther Reid
. Miss Ogen Shelton, Miss Lucille Wei
Ter, Miss Virginia Livingstone, Miss
katherine Binkley, Miss Helen Bent
lage. Miss Mildred White1ey, Miss Ger
trude Eggleston, Miss Bisdice Norris.
Miss Miriam Jordan and Miss Helen
Jessup. ~
Mrs. Gilbert Hennigar gave an in.
formal party Wednesday afternoon at
her home on South Fifth street for
members of the LawtonA, club. The
time was spent informally after which
refreshments were served, appoint
ments being in the Easter colors. Red
carnations were used for decoration
through the rooms. Among the gnssts
were: Mrs. Conrad Weist, Mrs. Ira NJ.
Tucker. Mrs. Roy Reynolds, Mrs. Fer.
dinand Yedding, Mrs. Horney, Mrs.
Charles Muegel, Miss Colleen Muegol,
Mrs William Schneider, Miss Dorothea
Schneider, Mrs. Joseph Mangold Mrs.
Benjamin Heithaus and Mrs. Gilbert
Hennigar. Mrs. /. Nj. Tucker will be
hostess to the club at her home, 1913
North F street. the Wednesday follow
ing Easter.
Mrs Guy Gotschall, Mrs o. H. Bru.
baker Mrs. Carl Lange. of Dayton, o..
and Mrs. Edward Vending, spent
Wednesday and Thursday in Indiana
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