The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-06

Meier, Ruth Bales, Eleanor Leaven,
and Marguerite Brown.
The Rev. and Mrs. Lowell Wilson
left later in the evening on an ex-
tended motor trip. The at-home cards
are for Lewisvilbe, where the Rev,
Wilson is pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Clemens, who
have been spending the summer at
Crooked Lake, will return to their
home in this city Saturday.
Miss Mildred Kemmer has returned
home after spending few days in.In-
dianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Campbell and Mr..
and Mrs. 0. J. Teaford spent Sunday
and Monday at Indianapolis where
they attended the state fair.
Mrs. George Unthank and Miss Ber-
nice Unthank have returned to their
home at Canton. Ohio, after spending
| five weeks here the guests of Mrs;
4 Unthank's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| P. Rich, north of Richmond. Mr.. IN
/ thank was here over the weekend.
/ Mrs. George L. Tricolas, of 122
North Thirteenth street, has as her
houseguests Mrs. James Barile and
Mrs. C. Stevens, of Fort Wayne. Mrs
Tricolas, accompanied by her guests
will motor to Indianapolis Thursday
to attend the state fair.
Mrs. Grace Reynolds, who has just
returned from two weeks vacation
is receiving her piano students at hel
studio, rs South Tenth street.
The Rev. Andrew F. Mitchell, o.
Lindsey. Calf, former pastor of the
i South Eighth Street Friends church
is here to attend the Five Years
meeting. President and Mrs. Edwin
i McGraw, nee Frances Mitchell, o.
Penn college, Iowa, are also here fol
the conference. They are all the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Randlt
of East Main street.
Mrs. Fred Miller, of North Tenth
: street, has returned from New Yorl
city, Douglas Manor, Atlantic City
where she has been spending si1
/ weeks.
Mrs. Russell Richeson, of Clayton
has been visiting here the guest o
her brother, Robert L. Wilson, of Pea
cock road, and her sister, Mrs. PHILLIP
Meek, of Charles avenue.
Mrs. Benjamin Ball has returned
| from a visit east. She has been spend
: ing the past two weeks with her par
ents at their home in Ada, Ohio.
Mrs. B. B. Myrick, of North EleV
enth street, is visiting friends at Niles
Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Horn en-
tertained a party Of guests informall.
, Thursday evening at their countr.
of q
The time was spent with music ant
games after which refreshments wer
, served TO the guests. Among thos
! present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Kaufman and family, Mr.. and Mrs
! Charles Colvin, Mr.. and Mrs. Tone.
Walker, of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. Gle
: Williams and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Murray Colvin, of Eaton, O., Mr.. AM
: Mrs Chester Davis and family of Ger
, terville, Miss Neva Kellum, Colleen
Burtman, Miss Hazel and Miss Gladly
Colvin, Miss Nina Lybrook, Miss Hele.
Horn, Ira Kent, Russell Taylor, Ernes
Davis and Roy Hensley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bachelor and MI
and Mrs. Daniel Dellihagen entel
. tanned a large party of friends an
relatives Sunday at their countr
!
a of Mr.. Bachelors 59th birthday ann
versary. A basket dinner was serve
: at noon. The tables were adorne
: with large bowls of gladioli. Cover
', were laid for the following guests: Nj
;, and Mrs. Elmer Parker, Mr.. and Mr.!
u Harvey Carter and daughter, Opal, {
4 Connersyille, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Petit
bone and son, Harry Cowley, MR.
, Myrtle Pettibone, Mrs. Eva Shepher
and family, Kenneth L. Pettibont
!. Linus Pettibone of Portland, Mr.
> Grace Roberts and family, WilliaI
= Parker, of Centerville, Mr.. and Mr.
! Irwin Bachelor and daughter, Bett
4 Jane, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Burleso
!. and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Dell
: hagen and family, Mrs. Joseph Goot
G man, Miss Marie Parker, Miss Rhod
! Burton, Miss Nellie Burton, Miss Ellis
If Burton and Joseph. Burton.
r The executive committee of tn
t. Young Peoples Christian Endeavc
e society of the First Presbyterian ms
e in the church study Tuesday eveniH