The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-01
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>i-M Miss Maxine Noblitt entertained a
few friends informally at her home
9 Saturday evening for her house guest,
r. Miss Jane Harding, OF Elwood, Ind
8 The evening was spent in dancing and
sicasds, after which refreshments were
deserved. The guests were: Miss Hell
en- Clark, Miss Jane Harding, Miss
Virginia Livingstone, Miss Maxine
< Noblitt, John Highley, Carl Amick,
Clarence Hoover and Keith Crum.
.s,i6A pretty children's party was given
Saturday when Mrs. s. J. Eckenrode
entertained in honor of the sixth birth
81 day of her daughter, Victoria. Music
svGnd games were enjoyed, favors in
contests going to Miss Mary Pauline
Quigley and James Rhode. The din
ling table was attractively decorated
% in colors OF pink and white. A minia-
sdture lake encircled by six crystal can
q idlestcks. holding tall pink tapers,
10 formed the centerpiece The hostess
2 was assisted by Mrs. Carlos Harrison.
Covers were laid for the following
r guests: Miss Dorothy Fuller, Miss
Barbara Ramsey, Miss Ruth Haner,
Miss Anna Mae McManus. Miss Irene
DouHDn. Miss Ruth Nolte, Miss Edna
Mae Fink. Miss Evelyn Horney. Miss
NAo4y dAIlAc NQISiOyt- AOOuA tAA,
James Rohde of Newcastle, Don Car
los Harrison, Charles Hufnagle, Henry
Nungesser and Richard Fink.
Mr.. and Mrs. omer G. Wine were
host and hostess for a large dinner
party Sunday at their home on South
West Second street when they enter
tanned for Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wine,
nee. Iona Elktns, who were married
recently. PROVISIONS of spring bios
SONS were used through the rooms OF
thearesidence. The dining table held
baskets of lilacs and other garden
flowers,re An elaborate dinner was
served to the guests after which the
time was spent informally. Those fol
whom covers were laid included: Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Wine, Mr. and Mrs
Ledger Wine, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Wine Of Muncie, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Ladd, DE. and Mrs. S. B. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Williams, Mr.. an6
Mrs. Merle Williams, Mr. and Mrs
Howard Frame, Mr.. and Mrs Viii
Frame. OF Winchester; Mr. and Mrs
Cecil Wine, Mr.. and Mrs Omer Wine
MrsaaRd Mrs. o. e. Brown, Mr. ant
Mrs. Sam Macarthur, Dorothy, Thelma
Alma and Floyd Williams, Malcolm
McArthfr, Estella May Frame, Edit
Hollingsworth, Constance, Christine
Era May, Warren, Bob and Maxine
Williams, Mary Alice and Junior Wine
Malcolm Brown, Walter Frame, Nor
man Brown and Miss Mildred Long
ster.
Mrs. DeIbert Elleman was the CUES
of honor at a pretty party given as
surprise in; honor of her birthday Sun
loo ;~1Rr % bnV
street, by a party of friends. Thu
time was spent informally and later ;
luncheon served. Among those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert
Elleman Mr. and Mrs John Arnold
Mr.. and Mrs. William McConaha, Mrs
Tom Marmon, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Ewbank, Mr. AID Mrs. Vernon Ew
bank, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ewbank, MI
and Mrs. Jess McConaha, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Howard Sprouse, Mrs. Mabe
Mrs. Loren Minor, Mr.. and Mrs. Carr
Minor, Mrs. Rebecca Minor, Mr.. AM
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Banta, Clayton
Eye, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Weber AM
Mrs. Davis.
Jordan's famous orchestra, of Louis
vile, Ky, will make its initial appear
ance here Monday evening playin
for the annual springtime dance of tn
Beta Phi Sigma fraternity in the
Q. o. F. hall. Canopies of smilax, lila
and dogwood are suspended above tn
dance floor and mounds of the FLOW
ers and greenery are banked aboI
the ballroom for the occasion. Dan
ing is to commence at 8 o'clock. TIL
balcony is to be open to spectators.
w. A. Hunt and family, of Sou
Seventh street had as their CUES