The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-14

DaQD, Helen SnOQgrdSS, H6rDe5G Hoo
erts Elmer Berg, Louis Ripberger,
Homer Meyers, Burr Simmons Rich.
ard Fleming, Andrew Mag, William
Eggemeyer, Clarence Ward, Donald
Hipskind, Paul Burris, Fred Clark,
Gene Messick, Jesse Halbersta6lt, John
Kleusner, Leroy Harding, Sheldon
Simmons, Brent Complish, Jack Mil
Ter, Harold Hyde, Frank Grove, Har-
old Stamback, George O'Brien, Thorn
ton Brehm, Arthur Bone, Neal Bly,,
Harry Thomas, Harry Eikenberry, Ru-
dolph Weidner, Herbert Groce, Thomas
Nolan, Griffin Jay, Charles Brown,
Ernest Mitchell, L. R. FVRk, w. S.
Butler, Everett Phillips and Robert
Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Medsker> enter
tanned with a pretty autumn. party
Friday evening at their home ON South
Fourteenth street when they gave a
miscellaneous shower in honoreof Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Miller, nee Marie
Bulla. The time was spent informally
after which refreshments were served
by the hostess. The guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Bulla, and sons, Jesse and
Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Miller,
Miss Helen Hart, Miss India: Stan
ford, Miss Velma Bosworth, Miss
Gladys Stanley, Miss Mildred Jenkin-
son, Miss Mary Beard, William Jen-
kinson, Leonard Duke, James Sam
uels, Harold Bills and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Medsker.
Miss Lewis Kfnley and Miss Reba
Smith, entertained with a miscellan-
eous shower Friday evening at the
home of the former on North Ninth
street, in honor of Mrs. Robert Dick
inson, of Indianapolis, nee, Gertrude
Mcpherson. Halloween colorS were
carried out in the appointment for
the affair. Among the geusts were:
Mrs. Robert Dickinson, of Indiana
polls, Mrs. William Dickinson, of Mo-
doc, Mrs. Howard Swisher, of Xenia,
Ohio, Mrs. Nathan Mcpherson, Mrs.
Frank Long, Mrs. Martin Swisher,
Mrs. Clyde Alexander, Mrs Ray Har-
vey, Mrs. Ray Cox, Mrs. Westcott
Haynes, Mrs. George Cornes, Mrs.
Ora Tweedy, Mrs. Bert Calvin Mrs.
Seth Dingley, Mrs. Harold Long,
Mrs. Ullom, Mrs. Herbert Russell,
Miss Myra Cox, Miss Virginia Long,
Miss Marie Parrish, Miss Ida Bmkley,
Miss Virginia Jones, Miss Mabel
Ball, Miss Juanita Duke, Miss Verna
Swisher, Miss Margaret Long, Miss
Lillian Post, Miss Marie Alexander,
Miss Reba Smith and Mrs. Lewis
KinIey.
Miss Elizabeth Sauer, entertained
with an informal party, Thursday
played and later a luncheon was
Tho
were: Miss Roma Duffin, Miss, Mary
Fisher, Miss Helen Haisley, Miss
Ruth Bartel, Miss Petra Klute, Miss
Edith Loos, Miss Pauline Turner,
Miss Pauline Spaulding, Miss Amy
Elizabeth Sauer, Miss Louise Engle-
Marguerite Sauer and Miss Mary
Louise Sauer.
The T. w. NJ. A. club was enter
tanned by Miss Elenora Haner, at her
home on South Seventh street, We'd
nesday evening A musicale was CIV
en- by Miss Emma Hartman, Miss
Emma Tiemeyer and Miss Frances
Sherow after which games and con-
tests were played, favors going to
Mrs. Troy Edwards and MISS Jane
Keister. A luncheon was served to the
following guests: Miss Grace Hunt,
Miss Frances Sherow, Miss Opal Haw
kins, Miss Bernadina Hoppe, Miss All
leen Beissman, Miss Edith Tiemeyer,
Miss Mary Juergens, Mrs. Walter
Kuntz, Mrs. Earnest Stout, Mrs Troy
Edwards. Mrs. Clarence Haas, Miss
Meta Bulla, Miss Elsie Kramer, Miss
Emma Tiemeyer, Miss Marie Kuhl-
man, Miss Lola Thornburg, Miss Emma
Hartman, Miss Jane Keister, Miss
Elenera Haner. Miss Saretta Elizabeth
Edwards, Ruth Ellen King, Master
Ralph Kenneth Stout The club will
meet in two weeks with Mrs. Edwin
Coffman.
The Parent-Teacher association of
Baxter school held an informal gath
ering Friday afternoon at the school at
which 80 members were present. One
new member was taken into the or
ganization. Miss Helen Rethmeyer,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. j.
w. Rethmeyer, played a violin num-
Der. The association appointed the
following persons as its delegates to
the state P. t. A. convention in In
dianapolis: Mrs. ]. w. Rethmeyer,
Mrs. Bortner, Mrs. George Bortner,
Mrs. Walter Snavely, Miss Phillips,
Miss Annette Edmunds, and Mrs. Karl
Wolfe, president of the association.
The next mothers meeting will be held
at the school the second Friday in No
vember.
The Delphian society held an inter-
esting session in the lecture room of
Morrisson-R Reeves library Friday aft
ernoon. The study of the civilization
of Egypt was commenced. The club
work, which is similar to a college
course, includes discussion by mem
bers on assignments which the entire
club studies. Persons interested in
joining the club are asked to call the
president, Mrs R W. Stoakes.
Horace Webb, who moved to Cali
fornia for residence last July, has been
in this city for two weeks visit. He
viii return to his home at Delhi, Calf.
Saturday,
Mrs. Guy Brown, who recently un-
derwent an operation at Reid Memoir
ial hospital, is reported improving and
has returned to her home on South
Fourteenth street
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