The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-17
SOCIETY

The engagement and approaching
marriage of Miss Ruth Keelor. daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Keelor.
or North Nineteenth street, and Thorn
as Prows, was announced at a very
pretty party given by Miss Keelors
motner, Wednesday evening. at their
nome. The rooms were attractively
decorated with garden flowers, color
scheme of pink and white being ar
ustically carried out in the appoint
ments. Hearts were played during the
evening, favors being won by Miss
Reba Smith and Miss Josephine Was
ham. In the late evening, dainty re-
freshments were served to the follow
ing guests: Miss Keelor, Miss Gladys
ATnett, Miss Isabel Ayers, Miss Eileen
Beissman, Miss Tressa Sharpe, Miss
Reba Smith, Miss Josephine Washam,
Miss Mary Nicholson, Miss Lucille
Erik, Miss Marguerite Kessler, Mrs.
Orville Teaford, Mrs. Frank Wilson,
of Niagara Falls, and Mrs. -Keelor.
The wedding ceremony of Miss Keelor
and Mr.. Prows will take place in Sep
TENDER.
Word has been received here of the
marriage of Miss Louise Marshall,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mar
shall, of Oxford, Ohio, and Arthur
Conner of this city, which took place
at the home of the brides parents in
Oxford, Thursday the tenth of Aug
ust Mr. and Mrs. Conner left on
wedding trip to Portsmouth, Ohio, and
will return to Richmond the first of
next week.
Miss Lillian Hill was hostess for a
delightful party Wednesday evening
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. NJ. Hill, of South Tenth street,
honoring her cousin, Miss Katherine
Grotheim, of Seattle, Wash. The even
ing was spent in games and dancing,
after which dainty refreshments were
served to the following guests: Miss
Grotheim, Miss Thelma Tomlinson,
Miss Mildred Gardner, Miss Annetta
Schneider, Miss Mary Hodapp, Miss
Florence Hill, Miss Ethylen Hill, Miss
Lillian Hill, Robert Snyder, Clarence
Courthouse, John Torbeck, Ralph
Grapperhaus, of Chicago, Morris Long
fellow, Russell G. Fansher, John Kell-
ner, Mrs. Lydia Grotheim and Mr.. and
Mrs. D. NJ. Hill.
Miss Betty Lamb entertained a num-
Der of her friends Wednesday evening
at her home with a wiener roast and
marshmallow bake. Later in the even
ing dancing and games were enjoyed.
Those present were Miss Mary Kath-
ryn Rasch, Miss Adeline Grigg, Miss
Ruth Hawkins, Miss Mary Geers, Miss
Bernice Trakawka, Miss Elizabeth
Lawler, Miss Helen Hancock, Miss
Mary Williams, Miss Betty Lamb,
Harry Hartman, Rex Sauder Gene
Crafts, Joyce Van Tylberg, Elmer Nc
Bride, Horace Myers, Vincent Mercur-
10, Merle Bahlman, Lester Hughes,
Omer Monger, Paul Geers and Vernon
Hess
delightful luncheon party was that
given for the pleasure of the members
of the New Garden club by members
of the Suburban Home Economics
club Wednesday at the home of Mrs
Harmon Bowling on the Union pike
An elaborate luncheon was served al
1890 o'clock, after which a program
was given in the afternoon Two so
los were sung by Mrs. Hilda Henley
accompanied on the piano by Mrs
John Taylor. A clever reading was
given by Mrs Ruby Gilmore, and sew
eral members of the Home Economics
club presented a play entitled 'Boost
I1IS 1Il0SC0. uC SuCoI0 tlI NIiC IlCCL
ing were: Mrs. Jennye Hough, Mrs
Blanche Burckley, Mrs. Viola Harri
son, Mrs Anna Gross, Mrs. Grace
Hoover, Mrs. Rena Macy, Mrs. Al
mira Banol, Mrs. Thomas Rigsby, Mrs
Nellie Wright, Mrs Maude Hunt, Mrs
Anna Lichbold, Mrs. Ruby Lichbold
Miss Kate Woods, Mrs. Louise Brink
er, Mrs. Ada Pike, Master Luther
Rigsby, Miss Katherine Bonas, Mrs
Palmer and daughter of Richmond
Mrs. Ora Chandler and daughter, Mis-:
Dorothy Rosetta, of Michigan. Mem
bers present were: Mrs. Edward Beck
EFT, Mrs Lola Beckett, Mrs. Waite
Bennett, Mrs. Walter Brumfield, Mrs
Charles Brown, Mrs. Bert Cook, Mrs
Charles Brown, Mrs Charles Craw
ford, Mrs. Charles Deitemeyer, Mrs
Patrick Fuller, Mrs. Albert Gilmore
Mrs. Thomas Harmon, Mrs. Carl Kaufi
man, Mrs. Stella Harmon, Mrs. Georg
Thorpe, Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs
George Taylor, Mrs. Fred Schlegal
Mrs. Will Rich, Mrs. Ernest White
Mrs. OFT Weber, Mrs. Charles VIII
ms. Mrs. Ora wilkins and Mrs. Hal
mon Bowling. Mrs. Fred Schlegal
will entertain the. Suburban HON
Economics club at its next meeting
which will be held Sept. z.
Miss Helen First entertained Tues
day evening at her home north of Ne7
Paris in honor of Garth Marine an
Leon Wright, of Upton. Dancing an
games were enjoyed during the ever
ing, after which refreshments wer
served to the following guests: Mis-
Audrey Lois Alexander, Miss Iris A
exander, Miss Dorothy Williams, Mis-
Nellie Williams, Miss Helen Huffma!
Miss Hazel Barney, Miss First, Pal
Stanley, Ralph Stanley, Albert Har
man, Ralph Craig, Lowell Patti, Leo
Wright and Garth Marine.
The Everready class Of the Middle
boro Methodist Episcopal church wa
entertained Wednesday with an all da
meeting by Mrs. Parry Hartley, a
sisted by Mrs. Violet Bunch at he
home four miles west of Richmond
At noon a luncheon was served to tn
guests, cafeteria style, and the ate
noon was spent informally, after whic
refreshments were served. Those pre-
ent were Mrs. Mary Jeffries. Mr.
MYRTLE Daugherty, Mrs. Myrt
Thomas, Mrs. Ethel Seaney, Mr.
Mrs. Violet Bunch. Mrs. Stella Har
lev. Miss Margaret Starbuck, Miss Ne
lie Bennett, Miss Pauline Bunch, Mis-
pober+a Hartley Miss Violet HaWkin