The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-29

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Sunday for members and their guests.
Among those for whom reservations I
were made were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
BarteI Mr.. and Mrs Charles MCGUIRE,
Mr.. Whitney Mcguire, Miss Suzanne
MCGUIRE, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Huen,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hibberd, Mr.. and
Mrs. George SeideI, Miss Eleanor Sci
DEL. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Shiyeley Miss
Jean Shfveley, Miss Mary Shiveley,
Mr.. sand Mrs. Warren Clements, Mr.:
and Mrs. Mathews, Mr.. Carl Mag
Mr.. Ray Jones and Mr.. ia. Brook
bank.
One of the 1oveliest functions OF the
season was a breakfast given at the
Country club Sunday morning by Mr..
and Mrs. Willard y. Carr OF Westcott
Place, for the pleasure of Mr.. and
Mrs. George LIE Boutnher, guests of
Mr. andsMrs Paul Comstock, Reeves
tom andrsNIiss June Robinson, who
sails for~Italy, June 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Comstock of
ReeYeston place entertained at dinner
Saturday evening An honor of Mr..
and Mrs George LIE Boutillier, of Har-
Tisburg, Pa, their guests.
Nearly 100 children were entertain
ed AT one OF the gayest of children's
partys ever given at the Country club,
Saturday afternoon. "A treasure hunt
was the feature of the afternoons en-
tertainment of games and contests.
The treasure, which contained gift
for, each guest, was found by James
Catr. Prizes for contests were won
by Jean Shively and by Elizabeth
Jenkins. Refreshments were served
at the club house following the con-
tests Mrs. Fred Girty, Miss Maxine
Murray, Miss Marjorie Gennett and
Mrs John Crawford had charge of the
affair. Among the children who at
tended were: Bobby Engle, Jane Ell
mer, Alice Jean Price, Barbara Bern
hardt, Susanna Williams, Jack Glenn
ents, Mary Louise Study, Ella Louise,
Gehnett, Rosemary Morrison, Reeves
Morrison and James Morrison, Jean
ShiYeley. Mary Shiveley, Kathleen
Comstock, Lestra Hibberd, James Hib-
beni, Melissa Hibberd, Evelyn Carr,
Alice Carr, Ellen Bartel, Virginia
8rookbank, Howard Helm. Donald
Heun, Susanna MCGUIRE, Billy Todd,
Billy Shirk, Mary Louise Shirk,
Charles Druitt, Jimmie Carr, Jimmie
Rooney, Richard Campbell, Elizabeth
ReFer, Gretchen Keller. Allen d. Hole,
Jr.,, Catherine Clements, Janet Glenn
ents, Stuart Beebe, Billy Bethard,
Phyllis Bockhoff, Annette Butler, Har-
~ Chambers, Frank Chambers, Ed
ward ST. Clair Clements, Walter Davis,
T., Marcia Dennis, Myra Dennis, Rob-
ert Dennis, Martha Freeman, James
Hihberd, Billy Keller, Virginia Harris,
Janet Harris, Edward Harris, Mari
anna Mann, Stuart Mann, Houston
Marlatt, Jr., Marilyn Miller, Tim Mich
olson, Margaret johnson, Richard Mel
son Land. Ruth Scoble,- Patricia vii.
liams, Richard Crane, John Lontz and
Charles LontZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davis Of South
Fourteenth street have left on a motor
trip through the east.
Miss Ida Bartel and the Misses Ag
ness and Louise Meerhaf leave Mon
day. for New York where they will
ioirl Mrs. Melville F. johnson and Miss
June Robinson, who left Sunday fol
New York. The party will sail fol
Europe on June 1.
Donald Bell of indianapolis has beer
the guest of his mother, Mrs. p. H
Belt, National road east, for the week
end.
Frederick Dechant, an instructor II
Kenyon college, and Robert Dechant
a student of that college, are the week
end guests of Mrs. F. H. Dechant
North Seventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sonar and Mr.
and Mrs. Will Swain, of Lynn, Ind.
rnotored to Dayton Sunday and spen
the day at Buckeye Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Smith of Ho
Springs, Ark, are visiting DR.. ant
Mrs. S. E. Smith of Easthaven.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Carr Of
Westcott Place return Monday from
Colorado, California and other part
of the west where they have spen
several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Foulke of Lin
den Hill had as their guests Sunda,
Mr.. Jones and Mrs. Gault of Cincin
natl, Ohio.
Donald L. Hinshaw OF Huntington
has come to Richmond to reside witt
his aunt, Mrs. John Rolling, 432 Mail
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp and Harr,
Personett will open Beechwood, fol
merIy Jackson park, with a Decors
ton day dance. Preparatory for tn
(l@1A~sha lue pay 1tlOll has bCC
remodeled and redecorated. A charm
ing background of artificial wisteri
vines over white lattices set off b
Japanese lanterns form an attractiv
setting for the dance. which will b
conducted on the park plan. kolp
orchestra will play the order
dances. For those who are unable
motor to the dance a special tractio
car will leave the station at 7:45 Tue
day evening.
The junior and senior classes of tn
Morton high school held their annui
class party in the school building Sa
urday evening. Music was furnishe
in the art gallery for those who wis
ed to dance, and community game
were held in the gymnasium undt
the direction of P. H. Slocum. Mi:
Helen ShirtIeff, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Cantwell Miss Dorothy Korves, Mi:
Marion Names and l. c. Frace cha
eroned the affair. Among those pre-
ent were:
Miss Janice Meredith, Miss Rel
Townsend, Miss Frances Sheppar
It's Going Big-RHUM KING