The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-05
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Anna Mae HorT, of Jackson, Mich, |
Miss Faye Logue entertained with a
delightful party Friday evening at her
home on West Fifth street The even
ing was spent Informally with dancing
and music. At late hour dainty re-
freshments were served to the follow
ing guests: Miss Horn, Miss Margaret
Wissler, Miss Helen Goodwin, Miss
/ Marjorie Gault, Miss Bonita Wilson,
I Miss Esther Jay, Miss Sarah Horner,
Miss Melen Logue and Miss Faye
/ Logue.
| Mrs. Edward Rammler entertained
with a bridge party Wednesday even
/ ing honoring Mrs Albert Pardieck, of
/ Los Angeles, Calf. Four tables of
cards were played during the evening,
favors going to Mrs. Frank Geers,
Mrs. Ferdinand Grothaus and Mrs.
Harry Metz. Provisions of garden
/ flowers decorated the rooms. In the
late evening, delicious refreshments
were served to the following guests:
Mrs. Pardieck, Mrs. Thomas Wallner,
Mrs. Frank Macke, Mrs. Frank Batter,
Mrs. Ferdinand Grothaus, Mrs. Harry
Metz, Mrs. James Oates, Mrs. S. P.
Bushe, Mrs. E. P. Weist, Mrs. Joseph
lSmithmeyer, Mrs. Frank Geers, Mrs.
Anthony Stevens, sTrs. John Zwissler,
Mrs. Henry Boerman, Mrs. c. E. Hay
es, Mrs. Marie Schumacher, Mrs. Ben
jamin Schumacher and Mrs. Rainier
/ The Christian Endeavor society Of
the East Main Street Friends church
held a picnic in Glen Miller park, Fri
day evening. Those who attended
were: Rev. and Mrs. E. Howard
Brown, Miss Ruth Foulke Miss Elean-
or Foulke, Miss Grace Jarrett, Miss
Thelma Campbell, Miss Enid Parker,
} Miss Dorothy Miller, Miss Beulah
: Brown, Miss Ethelda Hinkle, Miss
lGrace Gibson, Elmer Pemberton,
Lourie Brown, Russell Brown, Howard
Leightner aud Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Fades.
Mrs. Emma Kinsey was hostess to
the members of the Woman's Mission.
airy society of the First Christian
church, at her country home Friday
! Games and the regular missionary pro
) gram were enjoyed. About % per
sons were in attendance. Those pres
ent included: Mrs. George Davis, Mrs
! Paul Yundt, Mrs. Harry Pagan, Mrs
Larkin Hoover Mrs. Charles Cause
, Mrs. E. S. Martindale, Mrs. Miles Brad
bury, Mrs. Joe Blackmer, Mrs. viii
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Ross Eagle, Mrs. L. E. Kinsey, Miss
; Joyce, Miss Bernice Davis, Miss Mar
garet Cause, Miss Elizabeth Shaffer
Miss Louis Baekmer, Miss Margaret
Louise Foster, Floyd Cause, Levi;
5 Bond and L. E. Kinsey.
! The members Of the Beta chapter
of the Alpha Iota Alpha sorority hello
, an enjoyable picnic at the home Of
Mrs. Gertrude Simms Hodgson, in
Chester, Saturday afternoon. The af
: ternoon was spent informally, after
| which a delicious picnic supper was
served Members present at the pic
mic included: Miss Ruth Hieger, Miss
Almira Kempton, Mrs. Robert Ross
: Mrs. Lucille Dodd East, Mrs. Gladly:
Starr, Miss Esther Wilson, Miss Anna
, Dafler, Miss Marjorie Edwards anC
Mrs. Hodgson.
The Quaker City club was delight
fully entertained by Mrs. Leota Shoe
maker, of Dayton, Ohio, at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Della Atkinson or
South Eighth street, Friday afternoon
T. Regular business was transacted, aftel
!, which a contest was held and won b!
: Mrs. Oscar Porterfeld. In the late
afternoon, a two course luncheon wa:
served by the hostess. The table wa
> decorated with a lovely bouquet o
= golden glow. Those present included
Mrs. Fannie Adams, Mrs. Bolser
/ Mrs. Florence Mitchell, Mrs. Della AT
:, kinson, Mrs. Ada Parsons, Mrs. Nelli'
S Shinn, Miss Virginia Shinn, Miss Irene
:, Adams, Mrs. Oscar Porterfeld ant
Mrs. Shoemaker.
n The Hiawatha social and Literar.
! i1fr
IL noon by Mrs. George Crocker With
picnic in Glen Miller park. About
/ members we're present They incIuc
r, ed Mrs. Maude Reber, Mrs. Nelli
5 Myers. Mrs. Carper, Mrs Charles Dal
l. land, Mrs. Edward Stigleman, Mrs
D Thomas Wood, Mrs. Blanche Tanbury
Mrs. Elizabeth Bair, Mrs. Mary Brof
ls man, Miss Olive Shute, Mrs Luthe
i Hauts and Mrs. George Croker.
I, Mrs William Keller entertained tn
= Four Leaf Glover club Friday aftel
?. noon atlher home on North Fifteent
= ter, Betsy, of Dayton, Ohio, wer
: guests of the club for the Afternoon
y The afternoon was spent informall,
y after which a dainty luncheon wa
u served 10 about eight persons. TIL
r next meeting will be held at the HON
", of Mrs. Milroy Davis, on North Sc
i. enteenth street.
re The members of the Narcissus Gil
ID Scouts of the Second Presbyteria
al church enjoyed a picnic party, Thur
Sc day afternoon and evening. The part
r., met at the home of Miss Ethel Eve
il rett, after which they took hike, el
s. joyed a swim and picnic. Thos
~ present were: Miss Bernice Weave
Id lieutenant; Miss Thelma Miller, Mis-