The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-22

Iowa State university and is a mem
ber-of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mendenhall of
East Main street, announce the mar
rislge of their son. George, formerly
of this city, to Miss Ruth Hobbs, of
Bellevue, KY, which was solemnized
at Bellevue, Monday, June 49, Mr.
ard Mrs. Mendenhall left Immediately
after the ceremony for wedding trip
through the East. They will make
their home at TIT Center street, Belle
v1re, Ky.
Mrs. Lewis King will present both
intermediate and advanced pupils in
a recital to be given at her home. %
South Twenty-first street, Friday eve
ring at s o'clock. Miss Elizabeth
Mote, violinist, will assist. Families
and friends of the pupils will be the
fat the recital.
1t was announced by the social COM
nnttee for June of the Country club,
that there will be a dinner dance at
the club Saturday evening, for mem
beTs and their guests. Dinner will be
served about z o'clock and dancing
will begin about $3.50 o'clock. The
Evan Smith orchestra will play the
program of dances.
A dance will be given in Gaylor's
hall, Greensboro, this evening. A five
piece orchestra from Richmond will
play the program of dances. The
dance is informal.
The Women's Label league will
Ftold on ice cream social Friday eve
ming at the home of Harley Durshen,
North l and Seventeenth streets.
Everyone is invited to attend.
"A Tom Thumb wedding will be Civ
rem at the Methodist Episcopal church
| at Whitewater, Friday evening, June
20. Admission charges of 10 and 20
| cents will be made. Everyone is in
vited to attend The wedding is un-
der the direction of Miss Lucille White
| of Richmond, who presented it at
Eaton about two weeks ago.
It is announced that there will be
no meeting of the Public Enjoyment
club Of District Number 13 school, this
| evening, as previously planned. Def
mite arrangements for the next meet
. ing will b announced when made.
The gentlemen friends of theSempel
| Phi Delas society will be entrtaind by
] the members this evening with a pic
| mic near the Test bridge, south of tho
city, at O'Clock.
i The Young Peoples society of Reit
j Memorial church will hold picnic
Isupper at the church, Friday evening
lat 6 o'clock.
The Live Wire club will give ar
Bee cream social Friday evening a
/ G:30 o'clock at the Second Presby
terian church, Northwest Third anC
1 Pearl streets.
I One of the most delightful affairs O
the week was the entertainment o
;. the Quiet Stitchers club at the hom'
of Mrs. Dora White on the Middleton
piks, Wednesday afternoon. Miss Lii
liam Baird was the assisting hostess
4 The afternoon was spent in game
and contests, following which refresh
tments were served. About 25 person
enjoyed the afternoon. Prizes in tn
! treasure hunt were won by Mrs. Ma
RE Bullerdick and Mrs. Faye King; il
the raising race, Mrs. Grace Strade
and Mrs. Freda Williamson; in tn
dummy race, Miss Elsie Hartman
and in the swimming race, Mrs. Mar
i Jefferies and Mrs. leila DcllmaT
Those present were Mrs. Gertrud
Murley and daughter, Mrs. Zetta Dol
man, Mrs. Mabel Bullerdick and child
Mrs. Jennie Diehl, Mrs. Laura ElC
ridge, Mrs. Faye King and daughte.
) Mary Katherine, Mrs. Kinda Puthoi
| and children, Mrs. Retta Knollenber:
: Mrs. Ida Marley, Mrs. Nora Norri
! Mrs. Bessie Robinson and daughte
/ Marjorie, Mrs. Annabelle Patti, Mr.
: Elsie Hartman and daughter, Ros
: lind, Mrs Ann Puthoff and children
!. | Mrs Iris Roberts and son, Mrs. Mar
f Jefferies and daughter, Wilma, Mr.
f Sadie Thompson, Mrs. Lillian Bair
j. Mrs. Dora White, Miss Ardela Worle
F: Miss Elsie Hartman, Miss Inez Tow
!. send, Miss Pauline Patti, Miss AliC