The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-24

! son, Robert, motored to Dayton Sun
| day for the day.
| Mrs. Grace Reynolds, of South Tenth
street, had as guests, Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rex Osborne, of Chicago, and
! Clarence Olden, of Rushville.
One of the most enjoyable events OF
the week was the picnic held by the
members and families of the Green
briar Community club, Sunday at
Stevens shack, three and half miles
northwest of Fountain City. About 90
persons attended. The day was spent
/ in swimming, fishing, horseshoe pitch
ing and other sports and at noon
very elaborate picnic lunch was serY-
3D. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Banner, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Myers, MI
and Mrs. Henry Schlegel, Mr.. and Mrs
/ George Miller, Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Dol
an, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Meeke, OF
Newcastle, Mr.. and Mrs. John DaVen-
port, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Pike, Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Smelser, Mr.. and Mrs
4 John Haas, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Haas,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Test, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Pegg, Mr.. and Mrs Hugh
Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Bennett,
Mr.. and Mrs James HALEY, Mrs. Anna
Russell, Mrs. Anna Meeks, and Mrs.
III w. Neff, all three of Newcastle;
Mrs. Jenkins, Miss Genevieve McDon-
aid, Miss Blanche Russell OF brook
vile. Miss Minnie Banfrickle, MISS
Stella Harmon, Miss Irene Williams,
, Miss Laura Miller, Miss Nora FarloW'
Miss Frances Tillson, Miss VIVIAN
; Myers, Miss Irene Banner, MISS Mar
celia Banner, Miss Mariana Meeke,
I Mildred
Haas. Miss Frances Haas, Miss Bar
, lbara Test, Miss Mary Louise Pegg,
, Harrison Miller, Percy Farlow, Walter
IMonger. of Centerville; Russell Stan
Hey of Boston; Howard Williams, Ber-
nard Williams, Richard Williams, Leo
lnard Williams, Glenn Slegal, Luther
Slegan Ebert Miller, Harry Davenport,
William Davenport, Robert Tlce, VIZ
gil Tice, Charles Banner, Clarence
? Banner, Robert Banner, John How
4 ard Williams and Paul Haley.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Sunday for Mrs. Frank McCord at her
; home west of Dublin in honor of her
birthday anniversary by a number OF
: her friends and neighbors. The party
came with lunch baskets and picnic
: dinner was served at noon. The after
noon was spent informally in games
f and in the late afternoon refreshments
were served. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCord, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs
+ Charles Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell White, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hart
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Norris, Mr.
and Mrs Charles Rupe, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Bullerdick, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Shinckle, Mr.. and Mrs. William
: Eldridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hartman
iof near Fountain City, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Nolte of Economy, Mr.. and Mrs
! l.. T Wyatt of Richmond, Mrs. Lena
{ McDaniels of Rushville, Mrs. Lillian
Baird, Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson, Mrs
Caroline Wistell Miss Inez Townsend
: Miss Ardeth White, Miss Nettie BeT
. nett, Miss Alice Ross, Miss Elsie Hart
man, Miss Cora Gum, Miss Irene Rupe
t Miss Dorothea Albright, Miss Elaine
!, McCord, Miss Margaret McCord, Mis-:
e Ruth Nolte, Miss Rosalind Hartman
Miss Opal Hartman, Miss Mary Hart
; man, Miss Marjorie Robinson, Mis-:
q Mary Ellen Bullerdick, Miss Martha
q Bullerdick, Miss Thelma Albright, Mis-:
h Elizabeth B. Norris of Lansing, Mich.
Arson Lindsay, Whit Roe, Harold
Blunt, Russell Pierson, Theodore Harry
!, man, Charles McCord, Urban McCord
r Russell McCord, Frank Baird, Edward
: Bennett, Roland Bennett, Clarenc'
Rupe, August Hartman and Maste
James Hartman.
= A delightful surprise party was Civ
L en- Sunday evening for the pleasur
lof Mrs. Helene Bailey-Card in celebrs
e ton of her birthday anniversary, by
II number of her friends at the Leade
e House. Dinner was served to tn
\. guests at a table attractively decora
G ed with centerpiece of pink and whit
5, rosebuds. The evening was spent il
S. formally. Covers were laid for tn
If following persons: Mrs. Helen
Bailey-Card, Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
n Hays, Mrs. Villa McCloy, Mrs Lila
a Bailey, Miss Dorothy Saline, Miss FaI
o