The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-31
SOCIETY

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A leading social event will be the
olnner-dance at the Country club Sat
urday evening, given by the Septem- /
Der social committee for all club |
members, and especially those of the /
younger set, who will be away at col |
leges or universities during the greater /
part of the autumn and winter season +
Dinner reservations will be accepted
Friday noon at the latest. The Hoosier |
Melody Boys orchestra, which has
been very popular in Richmond for
dances, has been engaged to play Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. Harry Bockoff and Mrs. j. A.
Harwood entertained Thursday with a
charming afternoon bridge at the
Country club for the pleasure of Mrs.
Harwood's guest, Miss Marjorie Mon
roe, of Hartford, Conn Baskets of
zinnias, gladioh and delphinium in
lovely profusion were attractively ar
ranged about the club rooms, where
llidge was played at a number Of
tables during the afternoon. About
So guests were present.
Miss Elizabeth Morris, who is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elwood Morris, entertained with an
informal party at home Thursday
afternoon in the studio of Mr. Morris
and John Bundy, on West Main street.
number of paintings of Mr.. Bundy
and Mr.. Morris were on exhibit in the
studio for the pleasure of the guests.
About so persons called during the
afternoon. Miss Morris expects to re-
turn to Montclair, N. J., where she
ie rr1o orrNI IoHP
For the pleasure of her sister, Miss
Roberta Lockridge, of Washington, D.
c., who is the guest, Mrs. ". D. Scoble
entertained with small. informal party
Thursday afternoon at her home in
the ElweQ apartments. Five hundred
was enjoyed during the afternoon, aft
er which dainty refreshments were
served to the following guests: Miss
Ruth Harrington, Miss Virginia Har-
ris, Miss Janet Harris, Miss Jane
Johnson, Miss Alice Lemon, Miss Mar
garet Coe, Miss Anna Hale, Miss Mary
Katherine Youngflesh, Miss Marianne
Swaynie and Miss Florence Wilson.
Conspicuous among the social events
of the week was the sports-bridge day
Wednesday at the Country club, when
the final round of golf for the award
painting was played Miss Wniifred
Comstock receiving first score. Other
participants in the tourney were Mrs.
Paul Price, Mrs Wilbur Hibberd, Miss
Nellie Morrow, Mrs. Newell Todd,
Mrs. w. d. Scoble, Mrs John Glenn
ents, Miss Jane Carpenter, Mrs. War
rem Clements, Miss Martha Scott,
Mrs. Elizabeth Comstock, Mrs. Irwin
Coffin Mrs. Harry Staab, Mrs. Henry
Goldfinger, Mrs. John LontZ, Mrs.
Joseph Connor, Mrs. Ray Shiveley,
Mrs. Rudolph Knode and Miss Martha
Scott. During the afternoon bridge
was played, favors going to Mrs. Hous-
ton Marlatt, Mrs. w. r. Dill, Mrs. w.
J. Blackmore, Miss Elizabeth Com
stock and Mrs. Fred Bethard. Covers
at luncheon were laid for the golfers
and the following: Mrs. Fred Bethard,
Mrs. Willard Carr, Miss Adelia Brown
ell, of Cincinnati; Mrs. Harry Bockoff,
Mrs. w. c. Higginbottom, Mrs. w. ].
Blackmore, Mrs. Ben Hill, Mrs. Wal
ter Engle, Miss Ruth Scott, Mrs.
Dempsey Dennis, Mrs. w. r. Dill,
Mrs. Frank Dyuitt, Mrs. Fred Price,
Mrs. H. R. Robinson and Mrs. Paul
Comstock.
Eta Adeline Hill, of williamsburg
Ohio, will present her pupils in the
first of a series of recitals to be given
Friday evening at 8 o'clock in tbs
Friends church of Fountain City. Ber'
Rush, violin, who has been studying
under Miss Hill in Hollansburg, viii
assist in the recital. Following is th'
program which is to be presented:
THE Brilliant Camp" OPP. No. 80
................... Relnhol'
Florence Cooper
Dixie Land" Air by Goldbecl
Louise Fennimore and Miss Hill
Pas Des Amphores, OPP. 81. Cham5nad
Wilma Harlan
LA Cinquantaine" .GabrietMari
Bert Rush
French Child's Song" OPP. SIS. No,
................. ..----- Ben
Guinevere McG1l&ard
I'm the Valley of Dreams laval
skipping Rope" Op. 100, No. T..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 49, hrosIhah
Luella Clements
"Kinaweak" Wieniawsl
Wilma Harlan
"The Butterfly" Op. 4S, No. i. .Gr1e
Orville Wright
Waltz" Op IS, No. 1.....,.. Duran
Erma Cooper
"Freischutz," Fantasia, Op. &c, No ?
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dancl
Bert Rush
LA Fontaine." Op. 221. ...... Boh1
Louise Fennimore
"The Sleigh Ride" Piano trio. Clar
Florence Cooper. Orville Wright
and Erma Cooper
Members of the Woman's Mission
ary of the Reid Memorial United Pre-
byterian church and their families hel
a very enjoyable picnic party Wedne
day evening in Glen Miller park.