The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-11

Announcement has been made of
he marriage of Miss Dorothy Beetle,
daughter of Mrs. Harvey A. Nye, to
Nelson Hampton, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis N. Hampton The wedding took
place last June and has been kept
secret from their friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hampton are now at home at ia
North Fifteenth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Comstock, of
Reeveston, and their daughter, Miss
Kathleen Comstock, have returned
from New York City where they have
been spending month.
John Starr, of New York City. ar
rived in the city Wednesday, called
here by the death of his mother, Mrs.
William F. Starr
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Laid. of
Asylum avenue, have word from their
son Woodland w. Ladd that he is sta
toned at Honolulu, Hawaii, and from
their son William j. Ladd, Jr. who is
stationed for the present at Shanghai
China
Mrs. Donald Warfel left Wednesday
for her home in Milwaukee, Wis,
after visit with relatives here.
one o'clock luncheon followed by
bridge will be given at the Country
club Friday afternoon for members of
the club by members of the January
social committee, marking the first
luncheon-bridge of the new year for
the clubs membership. All persons
are requested to phone their luncheon
reservations to the steward by Thurs
day noon.
Miss Rosamond Lee Rhodehamel
was hostess for a party given in honor
OF Miss Alice Louise Hall, Of Los
Angeles, Calf, Saturday evening, at
the home of Miss Bolivia Lybarger on
West Main street. The evening was
spent in cards and dancing and at
late hour luncheon was served. The
guests were: Miss Marguerite Ly-
barger, Miss Mary Lybarger, Miss
Ruth Kay, Miss Marguerite Kay, Miss
Aletha Wilson, Miss Mary Ryan, Miss
Leona Bradbury, Cecil Warman, Noble
Suits, Elmer Swarthwood, John
Thompson, Leo Rhodehamel David
Rust Lawrence Cooper, George Brown
and Carl Ashley.
Ralph Schuerman was host for a
stag party at his home on South Ninth
street Tuesday evening at which he
entertained for members of the Gallo
NAL club and a few friends. Progress.
sive euchre was played at seven ta-
bles, the favors going TO Lewis Wet
tig and Walter Schuerman. Luncheon
was served following cards. The in.
vited guests were Walter Schuerman
Robert Schuerman, Edwin Grathring
Walter Eggert, Colin Fulle, Wilbur
Fulle, Henry Hickman, Willard Kau
per. Raymond Kehlenbrink, Paul Keh.
lenbrink. Robert Kehlenbring. Harry
Kehlenbrink, Fred Lehman, Myron
Menke. Edward Stegman. Elmer
Placke. Ell Aiemyer. Edwin Wickemey
er, Martin Wickemeyer, Lewis Wettig
Frank Blomeyer, Edwin Habighorst
Herbert Schuerman, Paul Schuerman
Albert Schuerman, Fred Wiesehahn
Paul Nolte, William Rosa, Clarence
Schneider, Leslie Sinex, William Har
rison and Rudolph Schuerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Gates entertained
at cards Tuesday evening at thei
home, 40412 Main street, for the II
s. Euchre club. Euchre was played
at four tables, the prizes going Il
Mrs. Boyde Gates, Walter Bulla. Do1
Lashley Mrs. Percy Sanford, and 10,
Pyle. A two-course luncheon wa
served at small tables and each lad.
was presented with a pink rosebud
Dancing was enjoyed after the lunch
con. The members present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Lashley, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ray Ulm, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Pyle, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Fleisch
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Seaney, Nj
and Mrs Walter Bulla, Mr.. and Mrs
Percy Sanford, and Mr.. and Mrs
Boyde Gates.
Mrs. Horace NJ. Kramer was no;
tess to the Woman's Home Mission
airy society of Grace church at he
home on East Main street, Tuesda-
afternoon. The devotional was lie
bv Mrs. f. C. Page. The discussion
was on immigration, Mrs. Brown an
Miss McWhinney being the leaders. !
solo was given by Mrs. Cook, follow
ing which refreshments were serve
and social time enjoyed. Twent!
five persons were present.
Mrs Charles Wiker entertained IL
formally, Tuesday afternoon at he
homo. on Northwest First street, fo
the Show-Me club. The afternoon wa
spent in needle-work and music, atte
which refreshments were served o
the hostess. Plans were discussed o
the club for making week end Wis
in Indianapolis the guests of Mrs. ore
Miller, of that city, former resldeI
Of this city, who was a member or I'd
club. Among those present were; MT
Glen Higgins, Mrs. Ebert Wicker
Mrs. r. +. Gehr. Mrs. Harris. Mrs.
L. Reid, Mrs. Charles Schnelle, Mr.
Ed Meranda, Mrs. George Reid, Mr.
Alfred Fehlman and son, Mrs. Lon
man, Mrs. Hasting. Mrs. Stambac
and Mrs. Wiker. The next meetin
viii be in fortnight with Mrs. Feb
man, at her home on Richmor
avenue.
The Modern Priscilla Needle clu
will be entertained by Mrs. Fred Vic
EFT Thursday afternoon at her HON
3O4 North Fifteenth street.
Knights of Columbus will hold II
first of a series of dancing lessor
Thursday evening at St. Marys Coz
munity hall under the direction OF NJ
and Mrs. Bert Kolp from 1880 until
o'clock An assembly will be held II