The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-04
SOCIETY

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Friday evening. Games, contests, and
. stunts furnished entertainment for the
jewellers and later refreshments were
served. The committee for the affair
was composed of Miss F1oy Carroll
chairman; Miss Helen Crawford
. James D. Glunt, and Miss Bliss Maple
Favors for the cleverest costumes
went to Miss Leota Stott and Mr.
Ennis.
| The home of Mr.. and Mrs. l. L
, Parks on the Henley road was the
scene of a pretty party Friday evening
when the Enterprise Bible class OF
East Main Street Friends Sunday
school entertained the Mems Bible
class at weiner roast Games, guess
ing and storytelling were enjoyed dur
ing the evening, refreshments served
and weiner roast held. The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Fahlsing
Mr.. and Mrs L. B. Campbell, the Rev
and Mrs. e. Howard Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Reeves, Mr.. and Mrs Car
Stigleman, Mr. and Mrs Frank Stew
ems, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bailey, Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Draper, Mr.. and Mrs
/ William Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L
Commons, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coppock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arch Cook, ME-. and Mrs. John
Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Hill, Mr.
and Mrs Charles Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles Foulke, Miss Grace Richie
Miss Grace Burdsall, Mrs. Ella Pickett
Mrs. Abe Barton, Mrs. Neva Cook
David Pegg, and Mr.. and Mrs. l. L
Parks.
A surprise party and masquerade
was given Mrs. B. O'Bannon at her
home on North West First street Fri
day evening. The guests were: Mrs.
Bertha Harter, Mrs. Wava Tague, Mrs.
Leota Slider, Mrs. Jennis Harmon,
Mrs. Mary Jenkins, MTe. Jennie Tay-
Tor, Mrs. Ethel Brumfiel, Mrs. Della
Wagner, Mrs. Clara Mullen, Mrs. Anna
Jameson, Mrs. Edna Hueckel, Mrs. J.
Pitman, Mrs. Stella Flood and Mrs. B.
OBannon.
IAe Mary Hill w. c. T. o. met Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. G. Homan at
her home, 225 North Seventh street
with Is members present Mrs Ruth
Pemberton Brown, county president,
spoke briefly making a few remarks
with suggestion for the work of the
year. Mrs. Letha Scarce, delegate to
the state convention gave an interest
ing report on it. The union voted to
give SIS to the Riley Memorial fund
and also IS was voted to the Third NJ.
| e. church as the remainder of the
unions pledge. The next meeting will
be in two weeks with Mrs E. E. Chris
TOPPER, 38 North Eleventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schwendenmann
gave a birthday surprise party at their
home on Sheridan street Thursday ev-
ening in honor of their daughter. Miss
Matilda Schwendenmann. Pink and
white was used as the color scheme
and in table appointments. A birth
day cake formed the centerpiece. The
evening was spent with games and
music after which a two-course lunch
con was served The guests were:
Miss Matilda Schwendenmann, Miss
Mary Tepe, Miss Ida Mag, Miss Ge-
neva Mag, Miss Mary Puthoff, Miss
Mary Pardieck, Miss Agnes Sauer,
Miss Marguerite Robe. Miss Lucille
Robe, Miss Martha Habing, Miss Mar
celia Mauer, Miss Elizabeth Ketter-
man, Miss Jean Hadley, Miss Florence
Muey, Miss Katherine Althaus, Miss
Angela Vosmeier, and Miss Martha
Mitchell
One of series of weekly assembly
dances was held by Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Kolp Friday evening at the l. o. o.
F. Hall, the Jess Halberstadt orches-
ira playing the order of dances. Those
who attended were: Miss Ruth Heiger,
Miss Irene Feltman, Miss Betty Coate,
Miss Helen Clark, Miss Corinne Rob-
erts, Miss Rena Thurston, Miss Eliza
beth Kreimeier, Miss Emelyn Land,
Miss Alice Daub, Miss Helen Reece,
Miss Vivian Harding, Miss Grace Egg
emeyer, Miss Marguerite Cox, Miss
Edith McClelland. Miss Aileen Hall,
Miss Louise Roberts, Miss Conda Ha-
worth, Miss Helen Bentlage, Miss JAN
ct Russell, Miss Frances Laird, Miss
Merle Edwards, Miss Ruth Shideler,
Miss Alta Mote, Miss Mary Elizabeth
Reese, Miss June Mathews, Miss Ruth
McMullen, Miss Esther Russell, Miss
Marcia Weisbarger, Miss Mabel Gus
tin, H. E. Mitchell, Roderick Hinskey,
Fred Clark, Harry Hartman, Leroy
Harding, Harry Eikenberry, Louis Car
roll, Gene Harding, Benjamin Dallas,
Samuel Kolp. Forest Gartside, Thorn
ton Brehm, Jack Miller, Harold SIAM
back, John Kluesner, James Wentz,
Olyn Hanes, John Livingstone, Ben
nett Johnson, Henry Cook, R. E. Dyer,
William McGrew, Russell Roberts, A.
f. Roberts. Ray VESSEL, Fred Luring,
Burdett Dorsey, Andrew Spaulding,
Lawrence Koehring, Mervin Topper,
Glen Pegg, Paul Campbell and Everett
Hostetter.
The Wedoso club members were
guests at pretty masquerade party
Wednesday evening at the residence
of Mrs. Clell Morrow on the National
Road West. Five hundred was played
during The evening and later a dainty
luncheon was served by the hostess
Those present were: Miss Alice Voss-
Ter, Miss Margaret Jones, Miss Lillian
Johnson, Miss Hazel Van Matre, Miss
Olive Jones, Miss Wanda Johnson,
Miss Mae Appleton, Miss Marie Wrede,
Miss Flossie Money, Mrs. Floyd Scott,
Mrs. Elmer Klehfoth, Mrs. LaVon
Harper. Mrs. Harold Kohler, and Mrs