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

One OF Jne pretueSt parties OF inc
season took place Wednesday evening
when the Wedoso club entertained
with banquet at the Arlington hotel
in honor of one of the clubs members,
Mrs. LaVon Harper. nee Miss Nellie
Hawkins. A four course dinner was
served. The color scheme was carried
out in red and white, representing st.
Valentines day. The table was ap-
pointed with a great French basket
of white roses. Garlands of small
red hearts extended from the basket
TO the crystal candle sticks, which
held white tapers topped with pretty
heart-shaped shades of red. Chains
of the red hearts were strung from
the large cluster light dome to tho
four corners of the table and also to
the center. Favors at each cover
were graceful white bud vases. each
containing one red rose. During the
dinner the bride was presented with
a gift from the club by Miss Flossie
Money Following dinner the guests
enjoyed theatre party at the Wash
ington. Those who attended We're:
Mrs LaVon Harper, Miss Mae Apple
ton. Miss Alice Vossler, Miss Martha
Jones, Miss Marie Wrede, Miss Mar
paret Jones, Miss Lucille Wellbaum,
Miss Olive Jones, Miss Lillian Joha-
son. Miss Flossie Money, Miss Wanda
Johnson, Mrs. Harold Kohler, Mrs.
Francis Glass, Mrs. Elmer Klehfoth
and Mrs. Floyd Scott.
Among those from this city whe
were in Dayton, Ohio, Wednesday to
see Jane Cowl in "Smilin' Through
at the Victory theatre were: Mrs. If
vim w. Coffin, Mrs. Warren Clements
and her mother, Mrs. c. st. Clair
Leitch. of St Thomas, Ontario, Can
ada. Mrs Rudolph Knode. Miss Helen
Johnson, Miss Clara Comstock, Miss
Elsie Marshall and Miss Martha Doan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Watson and
their daughters, Frances and Susett",
of South Fifteenth street, left We'd
nesday afternoon to take up their res
licences in Reading, Pa. Mr.. Watson.
who has been superintendent of the
Pennsylvania lines here, was recently
transferred to Reading.
j. C. Weldon, of Toledo, Ohio, has
returned home after spending a few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis c. Weldon. of the Wayne apart
ments. Mr.. Weldon is a salesman for
the Yale and Townsend Lock com
pany.
Miss Rudy Foster. of Anderson. is
the house guest of Miss Alta McPhef
son. of South Twenty-first street
Miss Foster came to attend the Rach
maninoff recital this evening at the
Coliseum.
Mrs. Hugh Bauzy, of Rushville, is
in the city Thursday to attend the
Rachmaninoff recital at the Coliseum
in the evening.
Miss Rebecca Overpeck, of 32Z
North Eighth street, who underwent
an operation at Reid Memorial hos
pital Tuesday, is reported improving
Mrs. Thomas Tarkleson was hostess
to the Aftermath club Wednesday aft
ernoon at her residence on Soutl
Fourteenth street, when guest da,
was observed Fifty persons were pres
ent. A paper on Elizabeth Fry wa
5read before the club by Mrs. Phar1b
Stevens and Mrs. William Hiatt i'm
personated Elizabeth Fry. Mrs. Wi
liam n. Trueblood had a paper o.
Helen Hunt Jackson" and a plan
number was played by Miss Mariann
Swaynie. Following the program re
freshments were served.
Miss Clara Huber entertained tn
Triangle club Wednesday evening a
her home, 210 South Thirteent
street. India was the topic for di:
cussion. The next meeting will b
with Miss Doris Weesner, 80 Sout
Tenth street, March 1.
Mrs. William Jones was hostess {
the Tirzah Aid Wednesday afternoo
when it was entertained in the clu
rooms. After the business meetin
cards were played at two table
Those present were Mrs. Home
Ryan, Mrs. Clarence De Almond, Mr.
Ross Robinson, Mrs. a. Engleber
Mrs. Bert Williams. Mrs. Cora Elite
and Mrs. Morgan. The club will me-
next Wednesday afternoon at %
O'Clock Mrs William Schultz will
hostess at that time.
The Star Bible class of the Secon
Presbyterian Sunday school met wit
Mrs. Albert Anderson Wednesda
evening at her home on North Eight
and c streets. Mrs. c. II. Cruise ar
Mrs. William Massey assisted Il
hostess Mrs. Clarence Beam ha
charge of the devotional. Program
for the year were distributed after
short business session. The class wi
study the life of Christ this year. Pa,
One of the study was given by Mr.
c. II. GToce at last evenings meetin
4 social time followed during whic
a humorous reading was given by Mr.
J. F. Parker, and luncheon was serve
by the hostess. The next meetir
will be the first Wednesday in Marc
with Mrs. c. o. Minnick, of Mort
Twenty-first street
Mrs. f. E. Livelsburger entertaine
the F. r. club Wednesday afternoo
al her home on South Ninth stree
Cards were played during the afte
noon. Those present were; Mrs. J.
Hennigar, Mrs. w. r. King, Mrs.
r. Wiley, Mrs. Il. P. Melody, Mrs.