The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-28
SOCIETY

A very pleasant luncheon parry was |
nad sunday at the Country club when /
luncheon was served to about % mem
bers and their guests. Small tables
had been placed on the club veranda /
and were attractiyely decorated with
bowls of zenias, hyrangias and mari |
Colds. Among those for whom covers
were laid were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Goldfinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred POLITE, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Eggemeyer, Mr..
and Mrs. George Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Davis, Miss Elizabeth Kuhn Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, Guy Means, Phillip
Starr, Carl Mag, Paul James, War
rem Clements and ]. E. Meyer.
Award of the Eggemeyer painting
will be>made Wednesday at the close
of the golf tourney to be held at the
Country club on the occasion of the
sports-bridge day. Following the golf
tourney, luncheon will be served, and
the afternoon will be spent III auction
bridge. Members are requested to-
make their reservations by Tuesday
noon for luncheon on Wednesday.
Miss Maxine Murray and Miss Eliza
beth Tarkleson entertained with de-
lightful auction bridge party Saturday
afternoon at Miss Murray's home in
Westcott Place honoring Miss Mary
Lahrman, whose marriage to Mr..
Frank Bescher will be solemniZed on
Wednesday Lovely profusions of gar
den flowers were used in decorating
the rooms where bridge was played at
five tables during the afternoon. Miss
{ Mary Lahrman, Miss Camilla Haner
ard Miss Janet Seeker received ia
vors. In the later afternoon dainty
refreshments were served to the
guests The invited guests were: Miss
Lahrman, Miss Alice Gennett, Miss
Marjorie Gennett, Miss Katherine
Reid, Miss Doris Groan, Miss Jean Sa-
len of Lexington, KY, Mrs. Sydney
Watt, Miss Gladys Longenecker, Miss
Camilla Haner, Miss Okal Mather
Miss Helen Hazeltine of Plainfield, N.
j., Miss Helen Eggemeyer, Miss Janet
Seeker, Mrs. Horatio Land, Miss Be
nita Monarch, Miss Jane Brookbank,
Mrs. Robert Coate, Miss Mary Nlchol-
son, Miss Jane Carpenter, Miss Wlni-
fred Comstock, Mrs. Harold Grimes,
Mrs. Earl Bone, Miss Esther Higgin-
bottom, Miss Marjorie Monroe of Hart
ford. Conn. Miss Ruth Mccullough and
Miss Mary Mccullough of Pittsburgh,
Pa. Miss Vivian Harding, Miss Cor
rine Nusbaum, Miss Juliet Nusbaum,
Miss Kathryn Bartel, Miss Mary
Louise Bates, Miss Lois Johanning,
Miss Helen Johnson, Mrs. Earl Butler
dick. Mrs John Crawford, Miss Doris
McKeon of Grand Rapids, Mich, MISS
Helen Rust, Mrs. John Green, MISS
Cornelia Bates and Miss Virginia
Bates of Indianapolis, Miss Stella
Knode. Miss Betty Wood of Chicago,
and Miss Mary Jones.
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and Miss Esther Wilson were hos
tesses for a very lovely auction bridge
party Saturday afternoon at Miss VII
1son's home on Northwest Fifth
street. Bridge was played during the
afternoon on the veranda, which had
bene decorated with baskets OF Yalr-
colored garden flowsrs. Miss Mary
Reinhard and Mrs. Roy Campbell re-
ceiyed fayors for high score. The in
yited guests were: Miss Lois JONAH
ming. Miss Edith Johanning, of Chica-
go Miss Mary Reinhard, Miss Esther
Iosh. of Cincinnati, Miss Esther
Fouts. Miss Edna Johnson, Miss Mar
iorie Edwards, Miss Anna Dafler, Miss
Dorothy Korves, Miss Mary Louise
Bates, Miss Dorothy Lebo, Miss Thel-
ma Hazelrigg of Mitchell, Ind, Mrs. f.
7. Dykeman, Mrs. Omer Whelan, Mrs.
W. l.. AdSdW, MI >. 10y -'1O y, 49, -
Glenn Whitesell, Mrs. John j. Green,
Mrs. Roy Campbell, Mrs. Sidney Watt,
Mrs. John Thorn and Mrs. Herman
Schaffer.
Members of the Daffodil club and
their families enjoyed a picnic and
outing in Glen Miller park Sunday, and
attended chautauqua performances
Those in the party included: Mr.. ano
Mrs. Charles Dove, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
rnond Meeks, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Sharp. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Iongfellow, Mr. and Mrs. Waite
Snavely and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ker
chiyal.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dudley Foulkt
have returned to their home on Lin
den Hill, after spending some time a
Epherim, Wis, with Mr.. and Mrs
James w. Morrison, of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. James Carr and Maste
James Carr have returned to thei
home in Westcott Place, from motto
trip into Michigan.
Word has been received here tina
the party of tourists, including a mum
Der of Richmond persons, who hav
been touring Europe this summer
landed in Montreal, Can, Sunday. In
cluded in the party were Miss Florenc