The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-15
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IL Is announced by the social com
mittee of the Country club that there
will be dinnerdance at the club Sat |
urday evening, July 3D. The Evan !
Smith orchestra will play the order of
dances. Members are requested tot
make their reservations by Friday
morning. Attention is also called to !;
& the regular sports-bridge day for wo.
men to be held Wednesday, July 10, ar
the club Golf, tennis and bridge will |
be played. Luncheon will be served at
i o'clock Members are requestd to
make their reservations by Tuesday
evening at the latest. Members ofthe
social committee of the club for July
are: Mrs; Charles Mcclure, chairman; !
Mrs. Albert d. Gayle, Mrs Ray K.
Shiyeley. Mrs Earl H. Mann and Miss
Elizabeth Marvel
The dance given by the Omicron Pi
Sigma fraternity at Beechwood Friday
evening was attended by about so cou-
pies. An excellent program of dances
was played by Jess Halberstadt's or.
chestra. Those present were: Miss
Mary Jane Bulla, Miss Helen Hazel
time, Miss Mary Commit, Miss Helen
Steinkamp, Miss Grace Eggemeyer
Miss Edith Decker, Miss Corinne Rob-
erts, Miss Hazel Mashmeyer, Miss Luz
ellie Schroeder, Miss Virginia Living
stone, Miss Martha Holcombe, Miss
Janice Meredith, Miss Helen Washam,
Miss Clara Daub, Miss Grace Chrowe,
Miss Marguerite Cox, Miss Vivian
Harding, Miss Naomi Squier, Miss FL
len Mccarthy, Miss Bernice Burton,
Miss Conda Haworth, Miss Rosamund
Border, Miss Merle Mashmeyer, Miss
Helen Mashmeyer, Miss Marguerite
{ Taggart, Miss Katherine Reid, Miss
Winifred Comstock, Miss Kathryn Bar
tel, Miss Natalie Johnson and Miss
Cleon Johnson of Liberty, Miss Dor
othy Rees, Miss Lucille Eastman, Miss
Bonita Monarch, Miss Sarah Shute,
Miss Emily Bailey, Miss Alice Starr,
Miss Olive Lewis, Miss Marjorie Gen
nett, Miss Martha Eggemeyer, Miss
Blanche Carman, Conrad Ottenfeld,
NARROW Aiken, Carl Amick, Glen
Weist, James Wentz, Ray Dalbey, Har-
old Stamback, Malcolm Hipperd, Frank
Chrowe, Carl Moore, Allen Campbell,
Wilbur Hipperd, Eugene Rethmeyer.
Charles Yeager, James Rees, Forest
Gartside, DR.. E. A. Wysong, James
Quigley, Henry Beck, Leroy Harding,
Earl Hiatt, Burr Simmons, Darrell
Gully, August Calvelage, Earl Keisk-
er, Roland Engelbert, Robert Philips,
Harold Goodenough, Gerald Kennedy,
. Philip Kessler, Kenneth Toler, Ru-
dolph Price, Harry Holman, Robert
Leslie, DR.. Herbert Thompson, Keifer
Calkins, Herschel Nicholson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Land
land Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Lanier.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kutter were pleas
antly surprised Thursday evening with
Z miscellaneous shower at their home
on South Sixth street by a number of
friends. Cards, music, dancing and
games were enjoyed during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kutter received many
i beautiful gifts. At a late hour two
E course luncheon was served to the fol-
+ lowing guests: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
q Kutter, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kutter
: and little daughters, Magdalen and
+ Martha, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kahle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kahle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kahle, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
4 Greene, Mr. and Mrs. William Snyder,
Miss Margaret Kutter, Miss Clara Kut-
ter, Miss Agnes Kutter, Miss Pauline
Kutter, Miss Gertrude Kutter, Miss
Virginia Greene, Miss May Greene,
Miss Martha Greene, Miss Jane Rose
Kahle, Miss Janet Kahle, Miss Anita
.Ouy u6E, MISS LOUISE OLyu6Ty MISS DOI-
othy Snyder, Miss Mary Kahle, Miss
Margaret Turner, Miss Grace Swissler,
Miss Frances Hillman, Leo Kutter,
Herman Kutter, William Kahle, Ray
mond Greene, Roman Greene, Robert
Snyder, Phillip Snyder, Robert Kahle,
Howard Kahle, Robert Rate and Ray
mond Hill of Indianapolis, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Kutter.
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were delightfully."- entertained at the
wood Country club Of Newcastle, Ind,
Wednesday evening. The party mo-
tored to Newcastle, after which de-
slicious dinner was served to the mem
bers at o'clock. Attractive garden
flowers and ferns formed the decora-
tions in the dining room and on the
tables During the evening five hun.
dred was played. favors going to Mrs
Forest Hill of Dallas, Texas; Mrs. G.
l.. Blackman of indianapolis, Ind; Mrs
4 George Stinson and Miss aKtherine
Caldwell, of Newcastle. Among those
present were Miss Mae Appleton, Miss
Alice Vossler. Miss Marie Wrede, Miss
Hazel Van Matre, Miss Lucille Well
baum. Miss F1ossie Money, Miss Wan
da Johnson, Miss Lillian Johnson, Mrs
Elmer Klefoth, Mrs Clell Morrow, Mrs
Floyd Scott, Mrs. La Vonne Harper
Mrs. Harold Kohler, all of Richmond
Miss Ruth Ray, Miss Katherine Cald
well, Miss Norine Mahen, Miss MAJ
Joyce, Miss Ruth Joyce, Miss Irent
Kirkwood, Miss Mabel Ritenour, Mrs
Harold Pressnall, Mrs. George Stinson
Mrs. Kessler, Mrs. Frederick Sharp, al
of NEWCASTLE Mrs F. n Hall of Dial
las. Texas: Mrs G. L. Blackman ant
Miss Helen Barnes, of indianapolis
and Miss Mary Metz of Billings, Mont
The members of the Fidelis annie
club were delightfully."- entertained Fri
day afternoon by Miss Marie Fiennin
at her home on South Eleventh street
Games and contests were enjoyed dun
ing the afternoon, after which daint
refreshments were served by tn
hostess, assisted by her sister, Mis-
Mildred Fleming. Those presen
were: Miss Maxine Campbell. Mis-
Carol Dixon, Miss Helen FosseI