The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-26
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Mrs. Harlow Lindley was hostess
Tor one of the most beautiful functions
OF the early summer Friday afternoon
when she entertained with a reception
at her home, 302 College avenue. for
the senior girls of Earlham college,
womn of the faculty, and a few other
guests. Provisions of early garden
flowers in shades of pink formed a
picturesque setting for the affair.
Rosebuds and peonies combined with
sprays of weigala, and springa bios
SONS were used for decorations. With
Mrs. Lindley in the receiving line
were Mrs. Atwood L. jenkins, Mrs.
waiter c. Woodward, Mrs. Charles NJ.
Woodman and Mrs. David NJ Edwards.
all members of the college board. An
informal musicale was given during
the afternoon. Miss Martha Pick and
Miss Kettering played several piano
duets and Miss Margaret Nicholson
gave several vocal solos. Refresh
ments were served during the after
noon the color scheme being pink and
white. The following guests were
present: Miss Julia Sherow, Miss
Margaret Undertake, Miss Clara
Pierce, Miss Ruth Blossom, Miss Luz
ella Winslow, Miss Lucille Ralston,
Miss Mabel Quigg. Miss Marjorie
Bowers, Miss Ruth Winslow, Miss Lois
Elder, Miss Jane McEwen, Miss Oneta
Terrell. Miss Violet Williams, Miss
Bernice Hadley, Miss Mary Hill, Miss
Winifred Wildman, Miss Mildred
Kute, Miss Lillian McMinn, Miss
Agnes Meerhoff, Miss Lousea Scott,
Miss Elsie Smith, Miss Helen J. Ellis,
Miss Jeanette Wilson, Miss Edith
Blackburn, Miss Eleanor Seidler, Miss
Katherine Haviland, Miss Louise Mer-
win, Miss Fishering, Miss Alice D.
Forsythe, Miss Marie Peacock, Miss
Margaret Nicholson, Miss Ruth Jer-
ONE, Miss Elizabeth Thomas, Miss
Mildred Mendenhall, Miss Louise
Meerhoff, Miss Ruth Day, Miss Mil
dred DeLong, Mrs. David NJ. Edwards,
Mrs. Allen d. Hole, Mrs. Edwin P.
Trueblood, Mrs. William N. True
blood, Mrs. Arthur NJ Charles, Mrs. J.
Herschel Coffin, Mrs. Willard Markle,
Miss Martha Doan, Mrs. Alexander C.
Purdy. Mrs. Charles Cosand, Mrs. Ern-
est Wildman, Mrs. Elmer Grant, Mrs.
Walter F. Dexter, Miss Elsie Marshall,
Miss Florence Long, Mrs. Louis T.
Jones, Mrs. Frank Elliott, Miss Anna
Ewes, Miss Loretta Thomas, Miss Elsie
Mccoy, Miss Martha Pick, Miss Ruby
Cundiff, Mrs. Ray B. Move, Miss Clara
Comstock, Mrs. John Webb, Miss
Ethel Clark, Miss McCune, Miss Ket-
tering, Miss Katherine Quigg, Miss
Mary Lawrence, Mrs. Atwood L. Jenk-
ms, Mrs. Charles NJ. Woodman, Mrs
Walter c. Woodward Miss Mariana
Brown, Mrs. David w Dennis and Mrs.
John Sutton
One of the lovely parties of the
week was given Thursday evening
when Miss Ida Bartel, who leaves Tues
day for an extended trip abroad, was
entertained by members of the Young
Women's Bible class of st. Paul's Luth-
eran church, of which she is teacher. |
The party was given at the home of
Mrs. Will Klute on South Fourteenth
street Red and white peonies and
American flags were used in decora-
lions throughout the residence The
guests were entertained at cards later
in the evening in the garage, which |
had been profusely decorated with
quantities of peonies and flags, carry !
ing out the red and white color
scheme. Hearts were played at II |
tables. Favors went to Miss Rosamond |
Mayer and Mrs. George Ravens. A |
SIT A1OiA TIC class was pIGSeuleu W |
Miss Bartel by the class president. /
Later refreshments were served, the |
menu being in shades of red and white. !
The guests were Miss Ida Bartel, Miss |
Mamie Bartel, Mrs. George Bartel, Mrs. |
William Backmeyer, Mrs Charles |
Bailey, Mrs. Carl Beckman, Mrs. How |
ard Beckman Mis- Matte Behring, Mrs. |
George Brehm, Mrs. Anna Bennett, |
Mrs. Vern Coltrane, Mrs. George Ha- !
vens. Miss Emma sHasecoster, Mrs. |
Louis Hasecoster, Mrs. Lena Heit- |
brink, Miss Mary Hasemeier. Mrs Ed
Miss Elizabeth Howell |