The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-09
SOCIETY


Among the many beautiful functions
which are ushering in the Yuletide
season was the one o'clack luncheon.
bridge party with which Mrs, Harry
Land and her daughterin-law. Mrs.
Robert n. Land, entertained at the
Richmond Country club Saturday
afternoon. The luncheon tables were
very attractive with baskets of red
roses and trailing smilax. There
were 100 invited guests. Among those
from out-of-town were the following
from Indianapolis: Mrs. Bernard E.
Griffey, Miss Alice Bush, Miss Ada
Bush, Miss May Reisener. Miss Hazel
Reisener and Mrs. Glenn Thistle
thwaite.
Mrs. Samuel W. Gaar and her
daughter, Mrs. Mildred Gates, will be
hostesses for one of the notable af-
fairs of next week, when they enter
tain on Tuesday with a luncheon and
bridge at the Country club.
Mrs Richard Study will be hostess
for two important social affairs Of the
next week when she entertains large
number of guests at the Country club
on Thursday and Friday. Both parties
lere to be luncheon and bridge func-
tions.
One of the loveliest of pre-holiday
functions was given Friday evening
when Mrs. Sidney Watt entertained at
her residence on South Seventeenth
street with a shower and bridge for
Mrs Conrad Ottenfeld, nee Helen Ha-
zeltine. Christmas bells, streamers in
red and green, and other holiday deco
rations were artistically arranged
Through the rooms. Bridge was played
during the evening, favors going to
Miss Gertrude Eggleston. Miss Ogen
Shelton. Miss Marjorie Edwards and
Miss Clara Daub. Favors in other
games went to Miss Wilma Sudhoff
and Miss Anna Dallas. The guest Of
honor was presented with a linen
shower Frank Watt, maqueraded as
Santa Claus, presented the gifts and
also distributed candy canes among the
other guests. Refreshments were
served later. Sidney Watt, Conrad OF
fenfeld and George Kessler, disguised
as colored walters, served the guests.
The invited guests were: Mrs. Con-
rad Ottenfeld, Miss Ogen Shelton, Miss
Mary Jones, Miss BRIDGE Norris, Miss
Virginia Livingstone, Miss Anna Dali
las, Miss Conda Haworth, Miss Doris
Pickett, Miss Helen Bentlage, Miss
Dorothy Rees. Miss Wilma Sudhoff,
Miss Miriam Jordan. Miss Helen Nc
Whitney, Miss Lucille Weller, Miss
Helen Snodgrass. Miss Gladys Long
necker. Mis- Dorothy Korves, Miss Es-
Their Reid, Miss Katherine Binkley,
Miss Gertrude Williams, Miss Gertrude
Eggleston, Miss Martha Smith, Miss
Janet Seeker. Miss Bonita Monarch.
Miss Clara Daub, Miss Marjoria Ed
wards, Miss Josephine Hiatt, Miss Mil
dred Whiteley. Miss Helen Senior,
Mrs. Oscar Morton, Mrs Frank Eaton,
Mrs. Roy Campbell, Mrs. Howard
Hartzler. Mrs. Frank N.@Watt, Mrs.
Belle Smith, Mrs. Robert Coate and
Mrs. Glenn Roberts.
Mackenzie Monarch, of Fort Worth,
Texas, arrived Friday for visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Mon
arch, of Glen View.
Miss Rhea Crandall and Miss
Gladys Longnecker are spending the
weekend at Cincinnati, Ohio, the
guests of Miss Helen Roland. who is
attending the College of Music. Miss
Roland was presented in a MONDAY
recital Saturday at the college. Miss
Longnecker was her accompanist
Mrs. Clarence E. Mayhem, of North
Thirteenth street, spent Friday at In
dianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bowers, of
South Ninth street, and Mrs Ella j
Gartside. of North Fifteenth street
ares spending the weekend at Cincin.
natl, Ohio.
Mrs. Frederick S. Bates, of South
Fourteenth street. spent Saturday al
Indianapolis.
The Tourist club will be entertained
with its Fun Night Friday evening
Dec. 15, at the residence of Mr. anC
Mrs. Thomas B. jenkins on East MAR
street. The committee for the evening
Is composed of Fred s. Bates. Walter
q. Butler Everett Lemon, Mrs. Edwin
p Trueblood and Mrs Walter G. But
Ter.
Daughters of the American. Revolu
ton will hold their Christmas meetin:
Saturday afternoon, Dec. is. at tn,
home of Mrs. Z. NJ. Campfield. Nort1
Eleventh street. The hostesses vii