The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-02
SOCIETY

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were: Miss Kathryn Daub, Miss Mar
jorie Huffman, Miss Anna Fussner,
Miss Newton, Miss Cooper, Miss Lor-
raine Long. Miss Bentlage, Miss Bir-
dice Norris, Edna Weaver, Miss Flora
Parks, Miss Helen Clark, Miss Mar
garet Jones, Miss Dorothy Reese,
Miss Elizabeth Kremeier, Miss Alice
Daub, Miss Mary Elizabeth Rees,
Miss Helen Rees, Miss Eleanor
Boone, Miss Vivian Harding, Miss Ell
len Mccarthy, Miss Janet Seeker,
Miss Sylvia Hardwick, Miss Reba
Boggs, Miss Dorothy Renk, Miss Eliza
beth Pettibone, Miss Marie Faulkner,
Miss Marie Schultz, Miss Blanche
Carman, Miss Edna Johnston, Miss
Virginia Livingstone, Miss Norma Me-
10y, Miss Bonita Monarch, Miss Eas-
ter, Miss Helen Snodgrass, Miss Mary
Chenoweth. Miss Naomi Dietz, Miss
Esther Pitts, Miss Dorothy Williams,
Miss Martha Plummer, Miss Pauline
Maher, Miss Lurane Shute, Miss
Anna Dallas, Miss Clara Daub, Rob-
ert Rees, Henry Zeitz, Robert Phil
lips, r. B. Huffner, Paul Allen, Verle
Newton, Arthur Wisehart, Charles
DlOWA, Od1l
Henry Beck, Roland Englebert, Ro-
land Lane, BENJAMIN Dallas, Louis
Carroll Samuel Kolp, Robert Tomlin-
son, Forest Gartside, DR.. A. E. wy
song, William Dunn, Wendell Safer,
Scott Kemp, Waldo Dubbs, Paul Dru-
ley, Edwin Purple, Harold Skinner,
H. p Warner, ]. c. Cody, C. w. Hoov-
er, Frederick. Phillips, Earl Keisker,
TOhn Twin ocfnna Pnharf FRO q m
Chester Sharpe. Glenn Weist, Marion
Chrow, Ray Jones, Earl Hiatt, Roy
Whistler, Malcolm Hippard, HaHrold
Goodenough, Kenneth Toler, James
Rees, Everett Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs.
A J. Lieneman, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Hewitt, Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Roberts,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Bowen, Mr.. and
Mrs MARROW Aiken
Mrs. John Ulrich of S~-lth Thirteenth
street, was hostess for one of the love-
Hest functions of the Thanksgiving
season when she entertained informal
ly Friday afternoon in honor of her
mother, Mrs Edward Zoller, of Louis
vile, KY Yellow chrysanthemums
were effectively used as decorations
through the reception rooms. During
the afternoon Mrs. Fred ]. Bartel sang,
accompanied by Miss Alice Knollen-
berg. Refreshments were served by
| the hostess, Mrs. William H. Keisker
assisting. The guests were: Mrs.
Edward Zoller, of Chicago, Mrs. Lee
B, Nusbaum, Mrs. Walter Eggemeyer,
Miss Dora Eaton, Mrs. Dempsey e.
Dennis Mrs. Eunice Frame, Mrs. Wal
ter II. Bates, Mrs. w. H. Keisker, Mrs.
J. Brandon Griffis, Mrs. George Fox,
Mrs. Fred j. Bartel. Miss Alice Knoll
enberg, Mrs. A. Weisbrenner, Mrs.
Owen Loofbourrow, Mrs. Everett Ack-
erman, Miss Ruth Peltz, Miss Mary
Peltz. Mrs Frank A. Dressed, Miss
Georgia Cole, Mrs. w. Weisbrenner. of
Chicago, Mrs. George Hodge, and Mrs.
John Ulrich.
The Tourist club was entertained by
Miss Sarah Hill at her residence on
East Main street. Professor John
Thompson and Mrs. T. B. jenkins had
papers. A number of visitors were
present. At its next meeting to be
held at the home of Mrs. T. B. jenkins
the club will hold fun night,
Complimenting her sister. Mrs. Johr
A. Butler, of Indianapolis, who is hei
guest, Mrs. Walter G. Butler enter
tanned Informally at cards Friday after
noon at her home on South Sixteenth
street.
The wedding of Miss Mary Elizabeth
| Stops, daughter of Mrs. Charles Mar
ting, to Luis Henry Uhte, son of Mr.
and Mrs. VIII Uhte, was celebrated
with a simple ceremony Thanksgiving
morning at 10 O'Clock at the parsonage
of the Rev. G. Raymond Isley, pastor
of the Second English Lutheran
church. Miss Marie Stops, sister o
the bride, and Charles Chapel were
the only attendants. The bride wort
a suit of navy blue duvetyn with &C
| cessories to match. Her flowers wer,
white rosebuds arranged in Duchess
bouquet. The bridesmaid wore a gowr
! of brown canton crepe with corsage o
white rosebuds. Mr.. and Mrs. Uht,
left on short wedding trip. The.
will be at home in this city after Jan
uary first. Mrs. Charles Marting
mother of the bride, entertained witt
dinner at her home south of tn,
city Thursday for the couple Coveri
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Luis Uhte
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Uhte, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Marting, Mr. and Mrs. Georg
jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs Russell Fudge O
!, Williamsburg, Miss Anna Lamott, Mis-
Marie Stops, Miss Pearl Stops, Mis-
} Erma Fudge, Miss Thelma Fudge
George Fisher, Charles Chappell, PER-,
, Stops and Everett Fudge.
Miss Tressa G. Sharp, assisted b,
Mrs. Orville ]. Teaford and Miss Flor;
; Green entertained members of tn,
high school faculty at tea from to
O'Clock Friday afternoon in honor o
Miss Ella Hildebrandt, of the Contra
, high school, Grand Rapids, Mich. TIL
! tea was held at the home of Mis-
Sharp on North Fourteenth street
Mrs. w. L. Magaw, of 515 Nationa
! avenue, entertained a few Dime
guests Informally Friday evening as
: compliment to Miss Ella Hildebrandt
I Of Grand Rapids, Mich.
II Miss Ella Hildebrandt was the CUES
; OF honor at an evening party give
: Friday by Miss Helen Ball and Mis-
; Pearl Crubaugh at the home of tn
! former on South Fifteenth street TIL
evening was spent in games and cor
t tests following which refreshment
= were served by the hostesses. TIL
. guests were: Miss Hildebrandt, Mis-
Mary Wehrley, Miss Minnie Va
: Sickle, Mrs. Artilissa Ballinger, Mrs
Z Jesse Magaw. Miss Anna Dafler, Mr.,