The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-22
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weeks with Mrs. Coffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Myer and
Frank Thomas, of Richmond, and Mr..
and Mrs w. F. Mayer, of Corners
vile, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Hawkins, of Middleboro, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fox have re-
turned to their home on South Six
teenth street, from Los Angeles, Cal,
where Mr. Fox attended the Interna,
tional Rotary club convention as a
delegate.
Max Johnson, of Lynnville, Iowa, is
the, guest of Rev and Mrs. E. How
ard Brown, of South Sixteenth street.
He is nephew of Mrs. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Lathrop, nee
Pauline Hotsenpiller, are the parents
of a son, Robert Elmer, Jr., born
July 81.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard J. Schneider,
of New York City, are the guests of
friends and relatives in this city. Mr..
Schneider formerly was resident of
Richmond, and now is eastern man
Eager of the Feltman-Curme shoe
Iistores.
Mrs. John Shute and Mrs. S. L.
Rodefer have returned from Indian
apohs, where they spent several days
! the guests of friends.
A party composed of Miss Pearl
Crubaugh, Miss Helen Ball, Miss Mary
| Best Wilson and Miss Esther Wilson
is leaving Sunday for a motor trip
The party will stop at Winona, Val
paraiso, Gary, Chicago, and then will
| go to Monmout, III. They will be
gone about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Snavely, Miss
! Mary Louise Snavely and John Shave
| 1y, of 107 Pearl street, have returned
from California, where they visited
Los Angeles and San Francisco.
A very enjoyable all-day picnic was
iheld7 by the members of the N. b. Y.
| club Friday at Clear Greek. AT noon
basket dinner was served to the fol-
lowing persons: Mrs. Paul Miller,
/ Mrs. Raw B. Move, Mrs. Bernard
! Kreiemier, Mrs. William Mutchner,
Miss Mary Mutchner, Miss Evelyn
Move. Miss Helen Miller, Miss Thelma
Wickhoff, Harry Kreimeier, Elmer
/ Maby, Ray Move, Robert Move, Ralph
Miller, Roland Roller, Frederick Roll
er andhF'ressler Roller.
l MIS-. -AnQT6W 1lOS6I DIS AOSlSoo la
a very interesting meeting of the
Hiawa1ha Social and Literary society
Friday afternoon, at her home on
/ South Tenth street. Roll call was an
Iswered by the>members with their ia.
vorite quotations, current events were
given by Mrs. Martha Reber and a
reading by Mrs. Nellie Myers. Dainty
refreshments were served by the hos
itess. after which the afternoon was
/ spent informally. Miss Ruth Rich
ards was a guest of the society for the
afternoon. Those present were: Mrs
i Thomas Wood, Mrs. Charles Darland
Mrs. Edward Stigleman, Mrs. Jess My
ers, Mrs. Frank Carper, Mrs. Clement
Richards. Mrs. George Croker, Mrs
Frederick Brohman, Mrs. Bruce Kenny
Miss Mayme Greene, Miss Olive Shute
: Miss Lucy Houts, Mrs. Theodore Webt
) and Mrs Roser. Mrs. George Crock
er will entertain the society at its mex
meeting, in two weeks, with picnic
Mrs. Carl Sperling delightfully."- en-
tertained the members of the Idle
: whyle club Friday afternoon at hel
: home of South Thirteenth street. The
afternoon was spent informally witt
Z needlework, after which dellc1ou:
: two-cOurse luncheon was served BY
!, the hostess. Baskets of lovely gsrde1
: flowers decorated the rooms. Guests
4 of the club for the afternoon were
$ Miss Rachel Schniefner, Miss Mar
:, garet Schneidewin, Miss Helen Smith
: Miss Helen Heitbrink, Mrs. Lena Helt
e brink, Mrs. Sporting, Mrs. Margare
S Sperling, Mrs, Howard Beckman ant
!, Mrs. George Schultz. Members pres
y ent were: Mrs Carl Boyer, Mrs. Pau
5 White, Mrs. Elmer Klehfoth, Mrs. Ed
t ward >Wiechman, Mrs. Walter Coz
$ lanz, Mrs. Thomas Selig, Mrs. Horac
$ Parker and Mrs. Sperling.
$ 1t is announced that Eden Rebekal
J lodge, I. o. o. F., will hold a meetini
L Saturday evening at 7:45 o'clock il
; the l. o. o. F. hall.
It is announced that there will b
: no more regular meetings of the Dat
: fodil club during the summer. Gale
? meetings will be announced. The clu
: will resume its program of meeting
!, in the fail.
= The annual picnic of the Greenbria
, Community club will be held at SteV
:, ems shack, three and one-half mile
: northwest of Fountain City, Sunday
o July %. All members who expect t
= attend are requested to notify Mr.:
{ Richard Smelser as soon as possible
" The members of the Four Leaf Clo7
s. er club were entertained by Mrs. Wa
n lace Seymour at her home on Sout
n Nineteenth street, Friday Afternoon
II During the AFTERNOON, games and musi