The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-22
SOCIETY

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Mrs. John Casey, of Toledo, Ohio, |
! is here to be with her sister. Mrs Ben
Crump, who underwent a serious oper-
alton at Reid Memorial hospital Thurs
day morning. Mrs. Crump's-condition
is reported as favorable.
Miss Martha Conway Osborn.
daughter of Mrs w. S. Osborn, of
South Twelfth street. who was recent
ly in an auto accident, is reported to-
E be eonvalescing nicely at her home.
Miss Osborn is a student in the Rich
mond high school
Miss Elizabeth Kolp of North Tenth
street. who has been in Chicago and
st. Louis Mo-, for several weeks study
ing dancing, is expected to return home
Sunday. Miss Kolp has been specialize
ing this summer IN fancy dances for
children from four to six years of age
and in fancy character dances for old
er pupils. She will open her classes
sometime in October. Miss Kolp did
some unusual work with her pupils
last year, successfully closing the sea-
son with a children's ballet, which was
repeated on request
Mr. and Mrs Charles Wilcoxen, of
Michigan City and Mr. and Mrs Frank
anu Will opCld IuO
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs w. l..
Mott, of the Abingdon pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Todd, of Indian
apolis, will be weekend guests of rela-
'tives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Miles of Tippe
canoe City, Ohio, will be the weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Bren-
,iZer.
Mrs. William c. Ferguson, of Ashe-
vile, n. c., is the guest of her sister,
Mrs w allace D. Wilson OF South
Twelfth street.
No meeting of the W. B. a. of the
Macabees will be held Friday evening.
The next meeting takes place Friday
evening, Sept 20 and will be very i'm
portant. All members aresasked to be
present then.
A picturesque setting formed by
curtains of goldenrod clusters and
great baskets of yellow and white fall
blossoms marked the beautiful party
given Thursday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Brown and Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Addleman in the parlors of
Trinity Lutheran church for members
of the Senior Luther League. The
lights were shaded in soft yellow and
all the appointments carried out the
white and yellow motif. A musical
program consisting of vocal and in
strumental numbers was given fol
lowing a short business session and
later buffet luncheon was served to
SO persons. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs Lewis Frauman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Goebel, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Juergens, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goebel
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Catron, Miss Martha Alice Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. George Crandall, Miss Rhea
Crandall Mrs Fred Goebel Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Klehfoth, Mr. and Mrs.
George Kemper, Harry Lohse, Gordon
Klehfoth. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lang,
Miss Barbara Lohse, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland Rosa, Miss Marjorie Rosa, Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Weber, Miss Miriam
Weber, Miss Martha Weber, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra Weidner, Mrs. Oscar T. F
Tressel, Miss Marjorie Tressel, Louis
Stauber, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fien
ming. Mr. and Mrs. Tholle Druley, Miss
Pauline Druley, Miss Helen Mash
meyer, Miss Marguerite, Miss Edna
and Miss Marie Deuker, Mr.. and Mrs
Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Addleman
The next meeting will have as its
hosts and hostesses Mr.. and Mrs
George Crandall and Mr.. and Mrs
RobertCatron. The place of meeting
will be announced later. A Halloween
party will be given some time in Octo
Der by the league for the entire church
congregation.
Miss Mary Way entertained inform
ally Wednesday evening at her home
as South Twelfth street, as a compfi
ment to Miss Vivian Myers, who i
leaving for Muncie normal the frs
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ments for the affair were effectivel.
carried out in lavender and yellow
The time was spent informally afte
which the hostess served refresh
ments. The guests were: Miss Vivial
Myers, Miss Mildred Haas, Miss Heleo
Addleman, Miss Grace Stubs, Mis-
Blanche Carman, Mrs. Herman Schae'
fer, Miss Dorothy Shurley, Miss Lucil
Shurley, Miss Mildred Mosier, Mis-
Marie Schultz, Miss Edith Hollings
worth. Miss Hazel Fulle and Mis-
Mary Way.
One of the Ioveliest of fall socia
functions occurring this week, too
place Thursday afternoon when Mr.,
Herbert Keck and Mrs. Gus Hafne
entertained with a luncheon-bridge q
the home of Mrs. Keck in ReevestoI
The luncheon appointments were pre-
tily carried out in shades of lavende
and yellow Tall baskets with a,
rangements of roses, asters, buddli
and goldenrod adorned the table an
were used as decorations through tn
reception rooms Favors in bridg
went to Mrs. Harry Custer, Mrs. Gu
Gotschall and Mrs. G. Andrew Steel,
The guests were Mrs. A. J. Harwoot
Mrs. Walker Land, Mrs. Voyle Ma
tindale. Mrs Ed Vending, Mrs.
w. Kelly. Mrs. Walter Reed, Mr.
Howard Steinkamp, Mrs. Omar VIII
Ian, Mrs Ernest Hill. Mrs. Guy Go
schal. Mrs. Clark O'Bryne, Mrs. Ere
Bayer Mrs Carl Roop, Mrs. Rolan
Nusbaum, Mrs. Otto Helms, Mrs. Ha
ry Custer. Mrs. Dan Hess, Mrs. HOY
ard Hunt, Mrs Myron Crane, Mr.
Raw b. Move, Mrs. Arthur J. Whallol
Mrs. Glenn Kehlenbrink, Mrs. Arthl
Curme. Mrs. George Robe, Mrs. HI
Staab, Mrs RAYMOND B.. Mather, Mr.
G. A. Steely, Mrs Carl Meyers, Mr.
Gus Hafner and Mrs. Herbert Kec
Mrs. Ralph Little was hostess for
pretty thimble party given Thursda
afternoon at her home on West Mai
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