The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-02

! Bevington, Mr.. and Mrs. John Keys.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Bosworth, Mr.. and
| Mrs Verlin .Ratliff, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r Ireton, Mr. and Mrs. F. f. Thomp-
son, Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Gard, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Moss. Mr.. and Mrs.
! e. f. Elleman, Mr.. and Mrs +. M.
| Shellenberger, Mr.. and Mrs. George
! Shofer, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. A. Dubois, Mr..
and Mrs E. o. Sieweke, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Overman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
Knight, Mr.. an Mrs. Archibald Camp
bell. Mr.. and Mrs. P ]. Henry, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Cain. Mr.. and Mrs. 2.
E. Druley, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Beckett,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stanley, Mr.. and
| Mrs. J. Bert Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
E. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Nc
Laughlin, Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Bond
Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Squire, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. D Bookhoff. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Koontz, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Hosack, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chenoweth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Haisley, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Root, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Reinhard, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bert
Gaines, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Medearis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace H. Parker, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Hodgin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. E. J.
Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Mark,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
-, Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. George Mat
thews, MI and Mrs. H. D. McCaffer-
ty, Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Haas, Mr.. and
: Mrs. H H. Pickett, Mr.. and Mrs.
, George Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Barnett
| Nj nd
: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ratliff, Miss
, Olive Borman, Miss Clara Ingleman,
5 Miss Margaret Long, Miss Marie
b. Bulla, Miss Mary StOakes, Miss Nellie
: Shorten, Miss Elizabeth Townsend
J Miss Thelma Shellenberger Miss Hell
en- Christopher, Miss Mary Louise
: Matthews, Miss Lucille Tauer, Miss
5 Myra Bossworth, Miss Edith Hampton
S Miss Marie Bulla, Miss Dorothy Wentz
:. Miss Hilda Hampton, Miss Catherine
}. Wentz.
Il Miss Betty Juns Smith, Miss Elsie
. Hampton, Miss Mary Louise Wentz
Miss Elma Ruth Haas, Miss Lillian
=, Hampton, Miss Esther BOswOrth, Miss
Lola Haas, Miss Frances Smith, Miss
+ Viola Ecker, Miss Hazel Ecker, Miss
Thelma Thomas, Miss Mary Mahan
Miss Margaret Bell Miss Ella Inel
= Mahan, Miss Thelma Welch, Miss
y Wanda Johnson, Miss Ruth Hatfield
Miss Josephine Barton, Miss isabelle
!, Hunt. Miss Viola Asbury, Miss Emma
: Klute. Miss Hazel Asbury, Miss Lu
= rama Shute, Miss Lorraine Shissler
Miss Naomi Squires, Miss Margare
= Campbell, Miss ThuTza Stimmel, Mis-:
: Emma Schultz, Miss Mayme Parker
!. of Fort Wayne, Mrs. Earl Harris o
! Dayton, o., Mrs. Elizabeth Wentz. Mrs
,. Catharine Thomas. Mrs. Hilbert ToleI
l. Mrs. Carrie Posther, Mrs. Mildre'
+ Gramer, Miss Ella Mahan, Mrs. Ted
5. Benbow, of Kollomo Harry Woodruff
Harry C0wles, Harold Heager.
Henry Zeitz. Keith Hatfield, Everett
A. Hosick, James Peele, Fred Mahre
y Paul Minor, Paul Shepman, Luthe
Y, Bruce, A. J. Stanley. W. A. VOgelsOns
;. Lester Letter. Oakley Richey, Fl. {
IS Dennis, Elmer Miller. L. II. Uhte, Sc
r, don Phillips, Frank Moelk, Ralph Hos
C. ack, Lee Smith, K S. Whitnack. Fran
"a els F. Stanley. Robert ]. Davis, c
la Louisville. Ky, Byron Wettig. Clair
IS Arbaugh. Nile Patti. Arch Taylor, FIJI
y, ley Bond. Harvey Bulla, Louis Went
s, Harold Haas, Harold Mayer, Byro
+, Bond. Ernest Russell, William Squir
vi Robert Lawrence. Ralph Robert
he Richard Lawrence, Edward Nusbaun
S, Leslie Hart, Lewis Davis. Dudley Da'
r, export. Walter Reinhard, Harry
il Click, Jr, of Toledo, O.. DR.. ]. T. Wi
la son, Of Indianapolis, Emmett kosi
and Frank Benn.
~ One OF the most beautiful function
r. to take place Saturday evening wa
H. the annual New Years Eve ball give
he at the Country club for members an
ar their out-of-town guests. The ball We
IL one of the largest affairs given at I'll
H. club during the past year and was a
IL tended by over 100 couples Chains
Fl, southern smilaX, wreaths and mounC
ry of greenery formed the setting for ii
II affair The lights were shaded in re
a. and long ropes of smilax were stretc
IT, ed from light to light. Music for tt
Is, dancing was furnished by the Harl
m Frankel Entertainers. A mld-nlgl
g, supper was served to the guests.
ty Open house was held at the Count1
q club Monday afternoon when Il
dansant was given for club membe
a and their town guests. A large nu1
ce Der of the clubs younger set were
la attendance.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Walker B. Hickma
entertained Of IIltIl llOlIt, - ~ WI
~ + street, Thursday evening in hon
~ "a of Mrs. Hickman's sister, Mrs Ora
,tS Pearce, of St. Paul. Mimi. An orche
IN ira played for dancing during Il
~, W. evening, and later refreshments we
~, served. The guests were Mrs. w;
~. III ter f. Riggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Erne
"a Stout and son Ralph Mrs. Stout, MI
Gu Gu Ora c. Pearce and daughter Avel!
-, Louise of St. Paul, Savesta Lindse
lm John LaFuze, Miss Naomie Fe
db Brooks, Miss Faye Woods, and N
-, and Mrs. Walker r. Hickman al
~ daughter Norma Louise.
of The home of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
m Christopher. So North Eleventh stree
ats was the scene of a quiet wedding Ne
ar Years eve when their granddaughtt
,it Miss Bernice Burnett, daughter of N
5r and Mrs. Leo Burnett, of Webst'
Inv was united in marriage to Fra
Mr.. Piper, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Pipe
RS of Boston. Guests were members
nix the families. The Rev. r. n. Men
nm mer, pastor of First Baptist churo
read the ceremony. The single ri
led ceremony was used.
er, The Woman's Aid society of t
Mr. First Presbyterian church will me