The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-17

ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Engle-I
bert, of North Eighth street.
Paul Geers and Horace Myers will
spend Sunday at Cincinnati, y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Loschiavo
were given a surprise party and mousse
warming by friends at their new nome
on West Fifth and kinsey street
Thursday evening. The guests TOOK
we'll filled baskets and midnight
supper was served. The evening was
spent in dancing and cards. Among
those who attended the affair were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mashmeyer,
Mrs. G. Mercurio, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
TAYLOR, Mrs. Pauline Mercurio, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Busson, Mr. and Mrs. Cles-
sic Kendall. Mr. and Mrs. George Trio
olas, Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Renk, Miss
Margaret Mercurio, Miss Dorothy
Renk, Miss Josephine Mercurio, Miss
Lorain Renk, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Los
chavio, Mrs Josephine Mercurio, and
Mr.. and Mrs Frank P. Loschavio
Miss Elizabeth Title and Miss
Florence Title entertained with
lovely Valentine party foF members
| of their Sunday school and young
4
church Thursday evening. The rooms
were decorated with candles, sweet
peas and roses. Valentine appoint
ments of hearts and pink and white
i streamers were carried out through
the residence. Games were played
during the evening after which a
luncheon was served DR.. and Mrs.
]. J. Rae, j. F. Thompson and Mrs. T..
]. Davis, of Pittsburgh, Pa, were
guests of the club. Other persons
present were: Miss Ruth Jerome, Miss
Mary Coffin, Miss Loretta Leach, Miss
Queen Webb. Miss Violet Osborne,
Miss Donna Overholser, Miss lauren
jerks, Miss Marjorie Gault, Miss Okal
Mather Miss Elizabeth Title, Miss
: Florence Title, Samuel Kolp, Leslie
Hart, Verle Cutler, Ted Arbuthnot,
Mr.. Little, Edwin Ross, Richard Craw-
: ford, Verne Wood, Edwin Flock, Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Blackmore, Mrs. How
ard Henshaw and Miss Marguerite
Title.
Mrs. Harold Thomas entertained the
: Sigma Kappas Wednesday evening at
: her home on South Ninth street. The
, evening was spent in games and
music, favors going to Miss Gwendolyn
) Splitter and Miss Rhea Porter. Later
; two-course luncheon was served
, Those present were: Miss Gwendolyn
Splitter, Miss Rhea Porter, Miss Mabel
Bullerdick, Miss Edith Heinrich, Miss
l Meta Weyman, Miss Freda Haisley
Mrs. Wilson Taggart, Miss Cora Bio
meyer and Mrs Harold Thomas. In
: two weeks Miss Rhea Porter will en-
: terrain the club with a picnic supper
lat her home on North Thirteenth
!: street
y Valentine decorations formed q
/ pretty setting for the party given by
{ Mrs. Frank Hodgin at her home or
the Henley road Wednesday afternoon
:, for members of the Neighborly club
I The affair was a combined Valentine
!, and Lincoln birthday panty. The pro
gram was composed of papers, recita
: tions and songs on Abraham Lincoln
= and Valentines day. Mrs. Charlie.
! Snedeker and Mrs. August Hafner boil
= read interesting papers on Lincoln anC
!. songs and recitations were given b.
= Mary Elizabeth Young, Martha Shute
: Alton Hodgin and Bobby Hafner. Mrs
+. Richard Morrow gave some vocal mum
> bers. Contests and games were held
!. Mrs. Richard Morrow winning tn,
: favor. Luncheon was served later b.
= the hostess the menu and appoint
> ments being in keeping with the Va
:. entine season. Mrs. Walter Moor
= and Mrs. Clarence Raper were clu
= guests. Members present were: Mrs
Myron Hill, Mrs. William Matti, Mrs
August Hafner, Mrs. Richard Morrow
s Mrs. Charles Snedeker, Mrs. Williar
II Austin, Mrs. Forrest Van SAINT, Mr.!
e Elizabeth Baird, Mrs. Harry Bacl
II meyer, Mrs. Charles Backmeyer, Mr.
$. Lawrence Thurman, Mrs. Harry FIJI
u, ley, Mrs. Martha Shute, Mrs Harr
5. Shute, Mrs. Omer Young, Mrs. Sta
Souder and Mrs. Frank Hodgin. TIL
u next gathering of the club will be O
lie March 1 with Mrs. Forrest Van SaI
n at her home on the National Roa
1: east. The change in the meeting plaC
s. has been made on account of Hines
Id Mrs. Ralph Hyde was hostess fl
o. one of the pretty Valentine parties
70 the week when she entertained i
On formally Thursday afternoon at b,
!, home on South Eleventh street. Chai1
IN of hearts formed the decoration
IT through the rooms. Hearts we
Ill played during the afternoon, the fav,
going to Mrs. Ray Schneider. A tw
SIS course luncheon was served by Il
ill hostess. A cupid armed with BIO
ITS and arrow formed the centerpiece