The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-24
SOCIETY

Eben Louck entertained with a stag
dinner ThufsdaY evening at $50
O'Clock at his residence on East Main
street at which number of men
with whom he is connected in business
circles were guests. Those for whom
covers were laid included: Charles w.
Jordan, Judge William A Bond,
Mayor Lawrence A. Handley, L. s.
Bowen, j. F. Hornaday, walter Nc
Conaha, Lee B. Nusbaum, 0. P.
Nusbaum, William H. Rooney, John
Teetor, of Hagerstown, R F. Taylor,
Gus Raystarner, Paul Kemper, Omar
Chase, Clarence Pitman, of Milton, t.
H Hill, G. r. Swallow, of Milton. r.
E. Swallow and Eben Louck.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Jones viii keep
open house on their fortieth wedding
anniversary Thanksgiving day at
Hawthorn Farm, Centerville, from 2
TO o'clock in the afternoon and from
to 10 o'clock in the evening.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Pat
terson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Lee Patterson, to Charles Edgar
Ehlers, of Indianapolis, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Ehlers, was solemnized
Friday morning at IL o'clock at the
home of the Rev. II. S. James, pastor
of the United Brethren church. Mr..
and Mrs. Ehlers left Immediately for
indianapolis, where they will reside.
Mr.. Ehlers is an employe at the hotel
Washington.
The Ornis Melas is to entertain with
tone of the notable holiday affairs this
Yuletide season when it will give
dance Christmas night at the Eagles,
club. The Howard Mollencup orches-
ira, of Defiance, Ohio, is to play for
1.-THE dance, making it's debut to Rich
Emond dancers. Several hundred in
lvitations are to be issued in the next
fortnight for the affair. The COM
mittee in charge is composed of Miss
Josephine Hiatt, chairman; Miss
Helen Hazeltine, Miss Gertrude VIII
.liams, Miss BRIDGE Norris, Miss Kath-
crime Binkley and Miss Doris Pickett.
Mrs. Emil Marinace, who is leaving
in a few days for residence in New
York City, was the guest of honor at
theatre and luncheon party Thurs
day evening. The party attended the
Washington theatre after which
stwo-course luncheon was served at the
Polly Prim Tearoom- Among those
in the party were: Mrs. Emil Mari
mace, Mrs. ]. w. Morris, Mrs. George
Arnold, of New Paris, Ohio, Mrs. Fred
Parker, Mrs. Paul Neff, Mrs. J. l.
Blossom Mrs. Arthur Conner, Mrs
Dena Fleming, Mrs. Chester Sigler
Mrs Carl Shaffer, Mrs. Howard Mer
ill, Mrs. Ed Holman, Mrs. j. w. Jen
kins, and Mrs. Omer Ryan.
Miss Florence Fosnot was given q
party in honor of her birthday Thurs
day evening. The time was spent Will
games and dancing. The guests were:
Miss Helen Moody, Miss Margaret
Moody, Miss Esther. Pegg, Miss Heller
Barker Miss Hazel Fosnot, Miss Flea
nora Fosnot, Miss Florence Fosnot, FL
mer Fulton, Glenn Peggs Fred Stein
Howard Fosnot, George Fosnot, ar1G
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fosnot.
The Daffodil club was entertained
with a pretty party Thursday after
noon by Mrs. Edwin Sharp at he
home on Randolph street. A musica
program was given during the after
noon, Mrs. Arthur Bundy, Mrs. Waite
Snavely, Mrs. Ralph Little and Mis-
Bernice Goebel taking part. The tim
was spent in needlework and later re
freshments were served by the hostess
Guests of the club were Mrs. Willard
Stump, Mrs. Bruce Cline, Mrs. Claud
Addleman, Mrs Arthur Bundy, Mrs
Ralph Little. and Mrs. fired Goebel
Members present included: Mrs. Hal
ry Darnell, Mrs. Harry Sharp, Mrs
George Reid, Mrs. Walter Snavely
Mrs. Ray Meeks, Mrs. John Schattel
Mrs. Charles Dove, Mrs. Walter Mul
ray, Mrs. Jennie Fogel, and Mrs. Et
win sharp. The next meeting will b
held in two weeks with Mrs. job
Schattell at her home on North Thil
teenth street.
Masons were guests at an informs
dancing party held at the Masoni
temple Thursday evening. The Jess
Halberstadt orchestra played the pr