The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-04
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lua Haner or Dayton, MfS. AIUoAI
Mayer entertained at her home yes
terday afternoon. The afternoon was
spent informally and refreshments
were served. The guests included:
Mrs. Henry Kimm, Mrs. George Brehm,
Mrs. julius Erbs, Mrs. Elmer Hawkins,
Mrs. Elmer Hale, Mrs. Ollie Elliott,
Miss Rosemary Kimm, Miss Mary
Louise Brehm and Albert Mayer
The regular Saturday evening din
ner will be held at the Country club
this evening Among the members
who have made reservations are Mr..
and Mrs. Rudolph Leeds, Mrs. Joseph
Conner and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Com
stock.
The Evan Smith orchestra played
for the dance given Friday evening in
the Eagles hall. Among the dancers
were: Edith Lewis, Corrine Roberts,
Rena Thurston, Evelyn Ullom, Mar
tina Plummer, Janice Meredith Eliza
beth Pettibone, Marie Foulkner, Lor'
raine Long, Alice Starr, Mary Alice
Collins, Reba Townsend, Gale Sherry,
of Connersville, Miss Kelsey, Ruth
Crow, Geraldine Pettibone, Elsie ~
nor, Catherine Warren, Wanna Aber
Miss Aber, of Connersville, Grace
Chrowe, Sylvia Root and Irene Bal,en-
ger of Hagerstown, Elizabeth Mar
shall, Dorothy Rees, Lorraine Shute
Conda Haworth, Anna Dallas, Pauline
Marshall, Haley Williamson, Esther
McMahan, Charles Yeager, Keith King
Herbert Roberts, Fred Stephenson
John Barnhart, Jim Quigley, Olin
Hanes, Harold Goodenough, George
Weaver, Jim WentZ, William Romey
Paul Druley, Gene Messick, d. R.
Longnecker, Fred Fielder, George
Peck, Roland Osborn, Walter Bookhut
Edward Anstead and Frank Davis, OF
Connersville, Webb Morel, H. w
Floyd and George LeaVelle, of Hagers
town, Homer Meyers, Roland Engle
hart, Willard Morgan, Leroy Harding
Charles Brehm, Don Cutter, B. Bond
and Ted Grove.
Mrs. Leona Stigleman and Mrs. Rob.
erts entertained the members of the
Enterprise Bible class Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Stigleman
After a business session a social hour
was enjoyed. The following persons
were present: Mrs. Cora Bond, Mrs
Alice Buel, Mrs. Emma Campbell, Mrs
Verna Roberts, Mrs Ella Pickett, Mrs
Ella Hill, Mrs. Ella Mccullough, Mrs
Jessie Campbell, Mrs Clara Cham.
ness, Miss Grace Richie, Miss Grace
Birdsall, Mrs. Cassie Commons, Mrs
Martha Shute, Mrs. Mary Davenport
Mrs. Pharaba Stephens, Mrs. Martha
Foulke, Mrs. Leona Stigleman, Mrs
Margaret Coppock, Mrs Edith FAIL
sing. The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Clara Chamness,
North Eighteenth street.
A number of friends pleasantly sur
prised Mrs. Edward Cook Thursday
evening at her home on South Ninth
street. Games and music were the
amusements of the evening and a two
course luncheon was served. Among
the guests We're Mrs. Will Warden
Mrs. Harry Daub, Mrs. Harold Thorn
as. Mrs. Henry Vosmeier, Mrs. Leslie
Williams, Mrs. Warren Baker, Mrs
Reid Charles, Mrs. Charles Hawkins
Mrs. Clarence Cox, Mrs. Henry vii
liams, Mrs Jennis KEN, Mrs. Harry
Williams, Mrs. Ed Cook, Miss Irene
Daub, Miss Elizabeth Vosmeier, Miss
Florence Vosmeier, Miss Agnes Daub
Miss Elizabeth Jay, Miss Thelma
Daub, Miss Thelma Baker, Miss June
Williams, Robert Cook, John CLARK
and Junior Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Baker announce
the engagement of their daughter Syl
via to Victor Scraggins. The weddins
will take place early in the spring.
Mrs. John Hasemeier viii be hostess
for meeting of the Dorcas society
Monday afternoon. All members arc
urged to be present
Mrs. r. G. Brunton will be hostes!
for the A. N. c. club Monday evening
at her home. on Southwest Fourth
street.
Mrs. NJ. F. Johnston will talk on the
exhibition by Eastern painters at thu
meeting of the Trifolium society to b.
held Monday evening in the art gal
lery.
The Progressive Literary club meets
Tuesday afternoon at the home o
Mrs. T. A. Robson at her home, 10.
North Fourteenth street Response.
will be Irish wit and a paper OF
"Ships that Pass in the Night" will b,
read by Mrs. Thurston. Mrs. Shissle
will have paper on the Study o
Present Day Magazines" and curren
events will be discussed by Mrs. Hart
Election of officers will be held.
Mrs. Elmer Klehfoth entertained
the members of the Idle Whyle clu|
Thursday afternoon at her home o.
South Thirteenth street. Late in thu
afternoon two course luncheon wa
served by the hostess. Mrs. J. Z
Fertig of Cincinnati was a guest. TIL,
next meeting will be held Thursday
March 15 with Mrs. Thomas Selig a
her home on South Fourth street.
Circle one of the First Presbyterian
church will meet Wednesday after
noon at the. home of Mrs. Myrol
Crane, II North Eighteenth street
Mrs. ]. L. Crane will assist in enter
tanning.
Mrs Ellen Sudhoff was pleasant!
surprised Thursday evening at tn,
home of Miss Ellen Sleek, 1913 Soutl
Sixth street. After a picnic luncheon
the guests enjoyed community game,
music and readings by Miss Alic,
Sleek. The guests were Mrs. Eliza
beth Sleek, Mrs. Louise Sleek, MI
and Mrs. Albert Schuerman, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Robert Schuerman, Mrs. Hid;
Driscol, Ralph Sleek, Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Sleek, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ack
erman, Miss Mary Emma, Ida ant
Alice Sleek, George Sleek, Donald
Leighton and Kenneth Schuerman