The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-09

Miss Elizabeth Bates. who has been
travelling in Europe is expected home
in two weeks
Harry Woodcock, formerly of this
city, is in Lynchburg. Miss. reporting
the Billy Sunday meetings. From
there he viii go to Dayton, Ohio.
Miss Dorothy Lebo and David Rost
will leave Monday for Chicago to at
tend Northwestern university this
winter.
Mrs. Scott Donald and Miss Virginia
Donald have returned to their home
in Huntington, w Va, after visiting
relatives here.
Miss Esther Fouts and Paul Fouts
will leave Sunday for Indiana uniYer-
sity.
John Kelley, Roland Cutter, Harold
Latta and Rudolph Price will leave
about Sept 25 for Ann Arbor, Mich,
to resume their studies at Michigan
university.
Miss Emily Bailey, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs William A. Bailey, will leave
Sept. % for Fairfax Hall, Basic, Va,
where she is studying.
Robert Hornaday, James Sackman
and Robert Hawekotte will leave next
week for Purdue university.
Robert and Wyne Evans left this
week for Miami university. John
Evans will leave shortly for Miami
Miss lone Heironimus will enter Mi
ami university this year.
Miss Janice Meredith, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Linus Meredith, will
leave next Thursday for Indianapolis,
where she will enter Madame Bakers
school.
Miss Mary Reinhard, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Reinhard, of
Washington Court, is leaving next
week for Ohio State university, where
she will study this winter.
Allan Campbell, Miss Elizabeth Bell
and Miss Alice Smith will enter De
PAW university this winter M.
Campbell received a scholarship to
the school.
| Miss Miriam Little and Miss Flor
ence Wilson are leaving next week
for Indianapolis to study at Madame
Bakers kindergarten school.
Mrs Morris Woodhurst has returned
to her home in Denver, Colo, after
spending the summer with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harlan, and
4 sister, Marian. Mrs. Woodhurst was
the guest at a number 'of lunch
cons and dinner parties given in her
honor during her visit here.
Charles K. Robinson will leave the
latter part of next week for Cam
bridge, Mass, where he will enter
Harvard university.
Miss Betty Hunt entertained in
formally Thursday evening in honor
of Miss Esther Loehr, of Bloomington,
The time was spent with music and
dancing, after which dainty refresh
ments were served to the following
guests: Miss Esther Loehr, Miss
Aileen Beissman, Miss Ruth Richards,
Miss Pauline Baker Miss Lola Jones,
Miss Flora Hirt, Miss Goldie Triplett,
Miss Florence Cornes, Mrs. E. r.
Hunt and Miss Betty Hunt.
/ Miss Roma Duffin was hostess for
one of the prettiest garden parties OF
the week when she entertained Fri
day evening for Miss Marjorie Quigg,
who is leaving for Westtown. school,
WesttoWn, Pa. Japanese lanterns and
cluster lights were used on the lawn
for illumination. Ferns were used
: for decorations. Five Hundred was
| played, the favors going to Miss Nor
ma Meloy and Miss Bernice Burton
Luncheon was served later, the ap-
pointments being carried out in pink
, and white. The guests were: Miss
| Petra Klute, Miss Katherine Wentz,
: Miss Marjorie Quigg, Miss Emily Rob
! erts, Miss Norma Meloy, Miss Mary
| Eyden, Miss Jane Johnson, Miss Mar
{ tina Smith, Mrs Schattell, Miss Ber-
: nice Burton Miss Marian Handley,
! Miss Mary Alice Collins, Miss Mary
Minnick Miss Naomi Squiers and
Miss Roma Duffin.
Miss Isabelle Ayers and Miss Jose
l phine Washam entertained with a
miscellaneous shower Friday evening,
5 at the home of Miss Washam on North
Fifth street, in honor of Miss Ruth
f Keelor, whose marriage to Thomas
I Trowf is to take place next Thursday
! evening. The invited guests were:
Miss Florence Cornes, Mrs. Archie
Bunk, Miss Isabel Ayers, Miss Anna
Dalfer, Miss Ruth Keelor, Miss Aileen
, Beissman, Miss Josephine Washam,
Miss Mary Nicholson, Miss Tressie
Sharp, Mrs. Orval Teaford, Miss Lu-
/ ellie Erik and Miss Esther Loehr, OF
Bloomington.
:. Miss Odessa Darnell was hostess to
: the Good Cheer class, Section One,
: Friday evening at her home, 220 North
Q Seventh street. Officers were elected
}, for the year as follows: Odessa Oar.
1 nell, president; Wilmer Babylon, vice
president; Myrtle Nook, treasurer;
4 Thelma Tibbot, secretary. The time
was spent with games and music aft
n err which refreshments were served
g Those present were: Miss Jesse and
Q Miss Myrtle Nook, Miss Mamie Hen
: derson, Miss Alice Taylor, Miss Mary
!. Cooper, Miss Edith Guthrie, Miss Ell