The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-10
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The fifth. anniversary of the N. n. c.
club was celebrated Thursday evening
with a banquet at the Hotel Arlington.
Z White roses and green candles In crys-
tai holders ornamented the tables
where four course dinner was serv-
ed Covers were laid for Miss Mar
jorie Edwards, Miss Ruth Horn, Miss
Ruth Foulke, Miss Rhea Porter, Miss
Freda Lehman, Miss Corinne Schne1-
der. Miss Edith Oelklaus, Miss Marie
: Heironimus. Miss Marguerite kessler,
! Miss Helen Cook, George Kessler, Al
+. vim Alexander Gordon Borton, Ralph
+. Vents. Willard Kauper, Elmer Placke,
Ralph Kothring, Floyd Slodd, Robert
: Connerton, Robert Roland and Mr.. and
( Mrs. George Canaan. After the dinner,
the guests spent the evening informal
( ~ at the home of Miss Marie Heironi-
. mus on North Eighth street. Favors
for high scores at cards went to Miss
: Freda Lehman, Mrs. George Canaan,
Ralps Vents and Elmer Placke. Light
/, refreshments were served by the
hostess.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Ruby OF
: New Paris and Edward Hobbs of Cen
. terville took place at Eaton Saturday.
( A wedding supper was served at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
= Mrs. Ed Ruby, following the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Locke entertain
2 ed at dinner Sunday at their home
= north of Middleboro in honor of Mr..
: and Mrs. Hobbs. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Hobbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Ruby, Miss Anna Ruby, Miss Bernice
Z and Miss .Almeda Ruby and Mr.. and
: Mrs. William Locke
+ Mr. and Mrs. Roll Hamilton enter.
tanned a number of friends Thursday
evening at their homo on South Third
street in celebration of their wedding
anniversary. The evening was spent
/. in playing community games and re.
: freshments were served. Those pres
/ ent were Mr.. and Mrs. George Reid
. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Julian, Mr.. and
/. Mrs. Lewis Stigleman, Miss Alberta
/: Croft, Miss Marjorie Thomas, p. H
. Slocum, William Englebert, Francis
{ Edsall, Walter Van Etten, Theodore
Z PITT of Miamisburg, Ohio.
Mrs. Paul Laymon, nee Miss Irene
Bishop was guest of honor at kitchen
( shower given Thursday evening by
Mrs. E. M. Moore and Mrs. Perry
F. Moore. The guests spent the evening
playing progressive hearts, prizes go
Z ing to Mrs. Walter Williams, Mrs. S.
{ Bishop and Mrs. Philip Roser. Among
F.. those present were Mrs. Oscar Sulli
van, Mrs. Harley Moore and daughter
/ Mary Louise, Mrs. w. B. Massey, Mrs
F. Walter Williams, Mrs. S. Bishop, Mrs
I Frank Kinert, Mrs. Howard Meyer
Mrs. Ray Stevens, Mrs. Howard
Brooks, Mrs. William Chiles, Mrs. Roy
Moore, Mrs. George James, Mrs
Charles Thomas, Mrs. Edgar Savage
/. Mrs. William Null, Mrs. Philip Rosel
and Barbara Jane Moore.
The We-Do-So club met Wednesday
evening with Mrs. Elmer K1ehfoth al
her home on South Thirteenth street
The evening was spent in music
needlework and cards. Refres hments
were served. Those present were
Miss Wanda Johnson, Miss Martha
Miss Olive and Miss Margaret Jones
Miss Flossie Money, Miss May Apple
ton, Miss Marie Wrede, Miss Lilliar
Johnston. Mrs. LaVon Harper, Mrs
Harold Kohler and Mrs. Clara Sper
ling. Miss Flossie Money will BIZ
hostess for the next meeting, Marcel
% at her home on Randolph street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Seaney enter
tanned the members of the Happ!
Twelve club Thursday evening with /;
st. Patricks party at their home OIL
North Fifth street. Decorations appro
pirate to the occasion were used abou
the rooms. Three tables of cards wer
in play, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Lee Ridge
way, Mrs. Clay Sanderson, C. F
Thomas, Edward Ball and w. L. Sea
ney receiving prizes for. high scores
A two course luncheon was served a
small tables and St. Patrick's favor
were given each guest. The member
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Clay San
derson, Mr. and Mrs. G. F.. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ball, Mr. and Mrs
! Clarence Strobe, Mr.. and Mrs. LIE
Ridgeway, Mr.. and Mrs. William L
. Seaney. Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Sander
, son will entertain the club in tw
weeks at their home, 121 Peart street
A church and community social vii
be held at o'clock this evening a
the West Richmond Friends church
A moving picture will be shown 70
lowed by games and light refresf
ments will be served The public
invited
Mrs Emma Newlin and Harry Low
cry spent Thursday in Dublin attent
ing the funeral of a relative.
The U. G. T. Social club will hol