The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-30
SOCIETY

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Mrs. Walter G. Butler is chairman OF |
the October social committee of the |
Richmond Country club. Other mem
bers of the committee are Mrs. Lewis |
&. G.. Reynolds, Mrs. Clarence Gennett, |
and Mrs Edward H. Harris A Hal
lowe'en dance and number of other
functions are. planned for the latter
part of the month.
Gene Sarazen, national golf champ
ion, will make his only appearance III
Indiana this year, playing two matches
Monday at the Richmond Country club
The first match viii be played at $3.50
O'Clock Monday morning. Those play
ing in the morning match are Wilbur
&C. Hibberd and John Clements am
ateurs for the local club: Gene Sara
zen, Cy Baxter, of the Butler County
Country club, E. w. Harbert, profess
sinoal for the local club, and Roy Rob
1nson, Of Indianapolis. The profession
al match in the afternoon begins at
80 o'clock with E. w. Harbert and
Gene Sarazen playing against Roy Rob-
lnson and Cy Baxter The committee
chairmen in charge are: Wilbur Hie-
sberd, reception; o. G. Murray, finance;
Fred. H Lemon, in charge of clerks of
course; DR.. c. j. Grain, in charge of
parking arrangements; R OBJ ert Il
Heun, in charge Of scores, announce
ments, and caddies; Fred Bartel,
badge committee chairman Club mem
bers wishing to have luncheon at the
& club Monday must make their reser-
vations by Sunday noon at the very
latest. Persons who have been unable
to secure tickets for the match may get
them Monday at the club when they
go.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Eli
nor Dilks and DR.. E. Roberts Richie, of
Brewster, N. Y, will take place Satur-
ssday, Oct. IA at the North A Street
Friends westinghouse. The simple
sand impressive Friends ceremony
will be used.
Mr.. and MES w. B. Miller, of 2O5
North Eighth street. are the parents
of son, John Sanford, born Friday at
Reid Memorial hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Dewitt Nor
iris and Miss Genevieve Brown, of In
tdianapolis, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter G. Butler, of South Six
{teenth street, Saturday. They motored
fback to Indianapolis accompanied by
Mrs. Walter Butler and her little
daughter and Mrs. Buffers mother,
Mrs. James Norris, of Indianapolis,
who has been spending the week here.
Mrs. Butler and her daughter will re-
main in Indianapolis week before re-
turning home.
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Whelan and son.
John, and Mrs. David Whe1an, will
leave Sunday on a motor trip to Lex.
ington, KY, where they will attend the
traces. They expect to be gone.a week
or 10 days.
Mrs. A. G. Mathews and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Frank Shirk and two chill
Sdren of the keystone apartments, re
turned Thursday from Walloon Lake
where they have been spending some
time at their summer cottage.
Richmond Council, 1856 S. B. A, will
hold its regular meeting Tuesday even
ing, Oct. 3, in the lodge rooms in the
Colonial annex on South Seventh
street at 1880 o'clock promptly. I'm
portant business is to be transacted
Including initiation of candidates anC
installation of council officers for thu
ensuing year. After the business SEES
..sion a social hour will be held and re
freshments served. 1t is the duty o
all council members to be present a
the meeting. 49, @
The Current Events club will holt
dts first meeting of the season Tues
day afternoon, Oct. 8. at the home o
its president, Mrs. Leonora Beach. TIL
responses from each member to rol
call are to be Pleasures the Summe
Brought. -" The program will be pre-
scented by the executive committee
member of which are Mrs. Leonor
Beach, Mrs. Stella Keroheval, Mrs
Jessie Orr, Mrs. Bertha Thompson an
Mrs. Mary Newcomer.
All members of the degree staff @
Eden Rebekah lodge, No. so, will NEE
Saturday evening promptly at rs
o'clock to practice, in the l. o. O.. +
hall. a
The Loyal Daughters class of tn
First Christian church will hold il
regular monthly meeting Monday ever
ing, Oct. l at 7:30 o'clock instead {
Oct. in the church parlor TIL
change has been made because of e,
tremely important business which ha
come up suddenly. Every member j
urged to attend the meeting as it
important that all be present to assiS
in the meeting.
The opening meeting of the Alic
SCarey club for the season will be hel
at the home of Mrs. Mary Price q
North Fifteenth street Thursday af
ernoon, Oct. 5, insteal of at the HON
of Mrs. Barr as announced in the yea
book. Responses will be on Jane
Whitcomb Riley. Miss Emma Lind
muth will have a paper on SPANS
Conquest of Mexico. the subject
study for this year.
Miss Jane Keister entertained il
formally for the T. W. NJ A clu
Wednesday evening at her home TIL
time was spent with needlework an
music, after which luncheon wa
served by the hostess Guests of til
aclub were Miss Lola Thornburg, Mis-
Frances Sharrow, Miss Grace Hun
Miss Audrey Harter, Miss Emma Har
man and Mrs. Clarence Haas Mer
&bers present included; Miss Emm
Tiemeyer, Miss Elnora Haner, Mis-
Elsie Kramer Miss Maria Shuttle, Mi:
Meta Bulla, Miss Jane kester, Mr.
Edwin Coffman and Mrs Ernest Stou
The club will meet in two weeks wit
Miss Elnora Haler.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Chenoweth,
Fountain City, entertained Tuesds
evening for the Rev and Mrs T.