The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-21
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+, Mrs. Raymond Smith was hostess
I for one of the loveliest parties of the
month when she entertained with a
miscellaneous shower Thursday even
Ing in honor of Miss Clara Getz, whose
engagement to Lee Smith was recently
announced. Roses and sweet peas
Formed the decorations through the
rooms. Contests were held during the
evening, the favors going to Mrs. Carl
Roop, Mrs. Parry Moore, and Miss
Frances Smith. A two-course lunch
con was served The bride-elect with
a number of the guests were seated at
a large table while other guests were
served at small tables. The tables
held beautiful arrangements of roses
and sweet peas and were Illuminated
by yellow and white tapers in candle
Sticks. Covers were laid for the fol-
lowing persons: Miss Clara Getz, ST.,
Miss Julia Won Pein, Miss Olive Jones,
Miss Martha Jones, Miss Helen Jes-
sup, Miss Frances Smith, Miss Kath-
serine Ramp, Miss Clara Getz, Mrs.
Carl Runnels,7 Mrs w. c. Roop, Mrs.
Frank Hale. Mrs. Perry Moore, Mrs.
&C. B. Smith, Mrs. Robert Lyons, Of
Newcastle; Mrs. G.. L. Smith, Mrs. r.
III. Smith, little Betty June Smith,
Evelyn Roop, Katherine Smith and
Frances Marie Smith.
I Mrs. Martha Barr was elected presi-
dent of the Alice Carey club for the
scoming year at the clubs annual ban
7quet and gathering held Thursday at
the home OF Mrs. Mary Price on North
Fifteenth street. Other officers elect
led were: Mrs. Mary Price, first vice
president; Mrs. Laura Walters, second
Rvice-president; Mrs. Effie Hanes, sec
sretary; and Miss Victoria Lindemuth,
treasurer. Announcement is made that
1the club will study Mexico and mis-
scellaneous subjects in it's programs
snext winter. Miss Victoria Lindemuth
ewas appointed chairman of the pro-
agram committee. The other members
sof the committee are: Mrs. Martha
Barr, Mrs. George Hart, Mrs. Ina
sBlunk and Mrs. Effie Hanes. Social
committee members are: Mrs. Martha
johnson, chairman; Miss Emma Linde-
.muth, and Mrs. Lille Homer The
5flower committee is composed of Mrs.
Emma Jones, chairman; Mrs. Mary
ePeffley, and Mrs. Mary Price. Mrs.
Emma Jones was appointed press re-
porter. A chicken dinner was served
TO the guests at noon by the hostess
assisted by her daughter, Miss Alice
price. Later q program of games
stunts, and music, arranged by the so
bcial committee was given. The an.
nual picnic will be held by the club
BON June % at Glen Miller park.
Mrs. Thena v. Mclaughlin was hos.
tess for a lovely party Thursday even.
ing when she entertained informally
at her home, IA South Fourth street
for the women of the Royal N. A. so
ciety. The time was spent socially
and with music. One hour was de.
voted to the study of Solar biology
Later refreshments were served by the
hostess. Decorations through the
rooms were in keeping with the spring
season, profusions of apple blossoms
and lilacs being used. Fourteen guests
were present.
The marriage of Miss Nell Vogel
man, daughter of Joseph Vogelman, Of
South e street, was celebrated quietly
in st. Andrews Catholic church at ar
early hour Thursday morning. The
bride was attended by her sister. Miss
Ina Vogelman. Clarence Robe, broth
er of the bridegroom, acted as best
man. The bride and her maid of hon
or both wore tailored suits of Poiret
twill, with accessories to correspond
Following the ceremony a wedding