The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-25
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next month, was the guest Oh HohoA
at a miscellaneous shower given by
Miss Clara Getz Friday evening al
her home on North Tenth street JON
tquils and white sweet peas were COM
ebined in carrying out heyeliow ana
white Easter shades. Cards were
aplayed during the evening. A Two
course luncheon was served to the
guests at small tables illuminated by
tall yellow tapers in crystal holders
and adorned with pretty arrangements
of spring flowers. Favors were cor
sages of white sweet peas. The host
ess was assisted by Mrs. Charles Sash
ser and Miss Clara Getz, Sr. The
guests we're: Miss Phyllis Sasher
Miss Hazel Albin, Miss Katherine
Kamp. Miss Rose Taube, Miss Ruth
Wickemeyer, Miss Lorene Shisler,
Miss Julia Won Pein, Mrs. Glen Rob
Ferts, Mrs. Carl Spreling, Mrs. Gene
sGehring. little Miss Janet Roberts,
Miss Clara Getz, Mrs. Sasher, and
Miss Getz.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Carr, of
Westcott Place. are spending some
time at the Hotel del Coronado at
Coronado Beach, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Althaus and
daughter, Catherine, have returned
from Greenville, Ohio, where they at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Althaus's
father.
Ralph Henry and his mother, Mrs.
Katherine Henry, of Chicago, are
spending several days in this city
They are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter L. Dalbey, of South Tenth
street.
Mrs. B. G. Jackson and Mrs. James
A. Ryan, of Philadelphia, Pa, are Wis
fting their mother, Mrs. Anna Bailey,
of Earlham Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ryan and lit
tie son. who have been visiting Mrs.
Ryans brother at Cambridge City, re-
turned home Friday.
Miss Matilda Feltman, of South
Eighth street, is spending the week
end in Indianapolis, where she is the
guest of Miss Laura Dorflin-
Miss Elizabeth Kruger left Satur-
day for Dayton, Ohio. where she will
remain over the weekend.
Paul Quigg of South Twelfth street,
has returned from Miami, Fla, where
he has been spending few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Omar G. Murray and
their daughter, Miss Maxine Murray,
who have been cruising the Mediter-
ranean. sailed for the United States
March % aboard the Olympic, accord
ing to word received by friends IN
this CITY. They will arrive in Rich
mond some time after the first OF
April.
The Woman's auxiliary of the Amer
lean legion at it's meeting Friday aft
,ernoon made plans to cooperate with
the legion and to lend the assistance
of its organization in the legion's drive
and census work Mrs. A. W. Roach
was made chairman of the committee
to work with the legion on its plans
Mrs. Charles NJ. Cook and Mrs. Frank
Mccoy are the other members OF the
committee. Ward chairmen of the
auxiliary who will assist in conduct
ing the service census, commencing
April /, are as follows: Mrs. Agnes
Mcdonald, first; Mrs. Frank Mccoy
second: Mrs. Lawler knopp, tnlrd
Mrs Henry Vogelsong, fourth; Mrs
John Trump. fifth; Mrs. A. w. Roach
sixth: Mrs. Anna Walls, seventh; Mrs
Margaret Davis eighth; Mrs. Charles
Ewbank, Benton Heights, and Mrs
Charles o. Williams, township. y
Mrs. Ernest Pegg was electedspresi
dent OIL Jle JUS0pA hOOlC al Cit
Teachers association at it's meeting
Friday afternoon. Other officers are
Mis- Stella Kreimeier, vice-president
Mrs. Dan NICELY, secretary, and Mrs
j. E. Bills, treasurer. Committees viii
be appointed later. Reports show tina
the associations membership ha
passed the 100 mark, making 1t one O
the largest in the city. Mrs. Nj. +
Johnston gave talk on Influence o
Good Pictures in the Home at tn
meeting Friday and short musica
program was presented by Mrs. Will
Beebe and Mrs. Cecil Dennis. Abou
80 persons were present. The mex
meeting of the association will be hel
the last Friday in April.
The Finley Parent-Teachers' asst
citation will hold meetiT~ Tuesda
afternoon, March %, at 3 20 ocloc
in the kindergarten room, at which tn
annual election of officers VIII tax
place. Every mother is urged to B
present, as other important bushes
is to come up.
n An evening social for all member
of the Baxter Parent-Teachers' ass
citation is to be held at the David Del
mis- high school Friday evening, Marc
81. at 7:30 o'clock. Preparations al
being made to make IL one OF tne pli
gest events in the spring calendar Il
the association. a candy and popcor
sale is to be held during the eyenin
"A special invitation is extended to
men of the association to be presen
Each woman is asked to bring canc
or popcorn balls for the sale.
The Greenbriar Community clu
will hold market Saturday, April
at the First National bank.
The Lawton club will be entertaine
"Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. GLIDE
Hennigar at her home on South Fiji
street. Members ate asked to no
the change in time.
Mrs. Fred Cain entertained the
C. IT. club informally Friday afternoc
at her home on North A street. MI
Ashur Wooley was club guest. Co
tests were held, the favor going
Mrs. George Hamilton. Later lunc
con was served by the hostess, the a
pointments being apropos of Easter
Miss Alice Knollenberg was hoste
sfor beautiful function at her home {