The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-12

Two very DeauJlful social functions
took place this week when Mrs. George
Robe and Mrs. Emmett Bartel enter
tanned Thursday and Friday at the
residence of Mrs. Robe on South Fiji
tenth street. Nearly 100 guests were
entertained.
A luncheon, followed by a thimble
party, was given by Mrs. Robe and
Mrs. Bartel Friday afternoon. White
spring blossoms formed the decora-
tons and the table appointments were
carried out in blue and gold. Lunch
con was served at small tables orna-
mented with graceful silver and crys-
tai bud vases of spirea- Handsome
place cards handpainted with motifs in
gold and blue marked each place Cow
ers were laid for Mrs. Harry Smith of
Youngstown, Ohio; Mrs. Omar Butler
dick of Indianapolis, Mrs. Claude Van
Zant of Newcastle, Miss Fannie Kra-
mer and Miss Clara Kramer of New
Hope, Mrs. Roy Taylor, Miss Mabel
Hasemeier, Mrs. Walter Eggemeyer,
Mrs. Bess Keats, Mrs. Clark O'Byrne,
Mrs. Luther Feeger, Mrs. Howard
Grottendick, Miss Ruth Peltz, Miss
Mary PeltZ, Miss Alice Knollenberg,
Miss Elizabeth Hasemeier, Miss Ger
trude Bartel, Mrs. Ben c. Bartel, Mrs.
William H. Rooney, Mrs. ". Carl Roop,
Miss Ruth Bartel. Miss Virginia Thorn
as. Mrs. Roland Nusbaum, Mrs. Russell
Gaar, Mrs. F. W. Kruger, Mrs. Arnold
Klein, Mrs. Rufus Allen, Mrs. Clarence
Collins, Mrs. Raymond Wickemeyer,
Mrs. J. A. Eudaly, Mrs. A. L. Ellis and
Mrs. Ernest H. Hill.
Sixty-four guests were entertained
by the two hostesses at a luncheon
bridge Thursday afternoon at o'clock
at Mrs. Robes residence. Place cards
and china carried out blue and gold
color scheme which was combined
with white flowers. Bridge was play.
ed at eight tables in the afternoon,
the favors going to Mrs. Raymond
Mather, Mrs. Herbert Keck and Mrs
Dan Hess. The guests at the party
were: Mrs. H. B. Lopez, Mrs. Charles
Hieger, Mrs. e. ]. Dykeman, Mrs Otto
Helms, Mrs. Myron Crane, Mrs. Ed
Vending, Mrs. s. G. Smelser, Mrs
Guy Gotschall, Mrs. Herschel M. Rig
gin. Mrs. Carl Eggemeyer, Mrs. John
Mueller, Mrs. Voyle MartindaIe, OF
Cambridge City, Mrs. Arthur Hill, Mrs
August Hafner, Mrs. Herbert Keck,
Mrs. Fred Bayer. Mrs. Walter Reed
Mrs. Everett Alderman, Mrs. Ray
mond Mather, Miss Haley Harold, Mrs
Walker Land, Mrs. Kari Meyers, Mrs
Howard Hunt, Mrs. Arthur Curme
Mrs Glenn Kehlenbrink, Mrs. Fred
Bethard. Mrs. Omar Whelan, Mrs. Dan
Hess, Mrs. Harry Bockhoff, Mrs. Colin
Shaffer, Mrs. Walter Dalbey and Mrs
Staab.
bridge and luncheon party will be
given at the Country club Tuesday
afternoon for all members. Reserva-
lions must be made by Monday noon
The social committee members for
May, who will act as hostesses, are
Mrs. Omar G. Murray, Mrs. John A.
Brookbank, Mrs. w. o. Crawford, Mrs
Ida Carpenter and Mrs Charles Druitt
Reservations for Sunday noon din,
ners at the Country club must be made
by o'clock Saturday evening.
Dates for the series of recitals to
be given by pupils of Miss Mildred
Schalk this month have been changed
on account of the May festival. No
recital will be given May %. The
first will be an evening recital Tues.
day, May %, at s o'clock. The after
noon program will be given May 81
at Ais o'clock, and the last recital
the evening of May rs at o'clock.
The children's story hour will be
held Saturday afternoon from 2:30 tC
$3.50 o'clock at the Morrisson-Reeves
library, with Mrs. J. Brandon GriffiS
In charge. A collection of rare anG
beautiful shells brought by Mrs.
E. Cathell from the beach, at Sanibe
Island, Fla, is to be on exhibit. Shell
stories will be told by Mrs. Griffis
who also will talk about the collec
ton. All children of the city are in
vited to attend.
Miss Marie Schultz entertained will
kid" party Monday evening for thu
Semper Phi Delas club and thei
guests at her home in Spring Grove
Dancing, contests and games were fea
lures of the evening. Favors went t
Miss Dorothy Henning and Miss Haze
Fulle. A prettily appointed luncheon
was served later by the hostess
Guests of the club were: Miss Mildret
Losier, Miss Erma Williams, Miss Su
same Kitchell, Miss Marjorit Pickett
Miss Dorothy Henning, Miss Elizabetl
Hunt, and Mrs. Herman Schaffel
Members present were: Miss Ann;
May Bostick, Miss Mary Way, Mis-
Opal Skinner, Miss Lucille Shurley
Miss Hazel Fulle, Miss Glenna Crome