The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-18

Refreshments were served later. me
guests were Miss Idris Sharp, Miss
Rose Clark, Miss Alice Sharp, Miss
Jane Keister, Miss Elizabeth Hunt.
Miss Gladys Arnett, Mrs. Glenn Car
yer, Mrs. Rudolph King, Miss Lola
Thornburg, Miss Hilda NJ. Triplett,
Miss Rachel Witt, Miss Ruby Atkins
Miss Agnes Stoner, Mrs. Elmer Hunt
work, Miss F1ossie Money. Mrs. Ada
Lee Coppock, Miss Esther M. Kemp,
Miss Mary Carter. Mrs. Jennie
O'Melia Flock, Miss Cecil Stems, Mrs.
Charles o. King, Mrs. Joseph Harlan
Miss Thelma Harlan, Mrs. Charles
Partlow, Miss Florence Cornes, Miss
Anna Mae Witt, Miss Ruth Jones,
Miss Lola Jones, and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
]. Jones.
DR.. w. l. Misener will entertain
with stag dinner Monday evening at
six o'clock, at his residence on North
Eighth street. Trustees of Reid Me
mortal church are to be the guests.
Covers will be laid for Charles Bell,
James Aiken C. E. Ballinger, w. w.
Dafler, the Rev. MCLEAN Work, and
DR.. w. d. Misener.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hillman enter
tanned Thursday evening with a card
party at their home. Euchre and
sheephead were played and later re-
freshments were served to the guests.
Those present wre: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hillman,
Miss Anna Brick, Miss Helen Schnel-
der, Miss Hilda Maurer, Miss Loret-
ia Korves, Miss Margaret Maurer,
Miss Margaret Sherman, Miss Ruth
Sherman, Harry Maurer, Ferd Maur-
er, Ernest Ravenette, Joe Cox, Lee
Butts, Everett Stien, Herman Hill
man, Albert Zwissler, Lawrence Tos'
chlog, and Anthony Harmeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Shaw were given
a pleasant surprise Friday evening
by number of friends in honor OF
Mrs. Shaw's birthday anniversary
Cards and music furnished the even
ing's entertainment after which re
freshments were served. Those who
enjoyed the affair were: Mr.. and Mrs
A. G. Kofski, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Butler
dick, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dietrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morrey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Taylor, Miss Mary Nor
rev. and Miss Ruby Shaw.
A Yuletide play, Christmas in Many
Lands" is to be presented in the Gar
field chapel at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon by children of 7B-1 class for
members of the Garfield P. T. A. and
any other persons interested. No ad
mission fee will be charged. The per
formers in the play will be Robert
Herbst, Florence Dingley, Ross
Stoakes, Nancy Jay, Katherine Ha
worth, Nedra Huber, Fred Brown, Mia
Williams, Mary Frances Clements, Roy
Rutherford, Norine Knox and Richard
Campfield.
Miss Dorothea Shurley will entertain
with a Christmas party for the Sempe1
Phi Delas at her home on South Fiji
teenth street, Monday evening.
The Amistad club is to- be enter
tanned Tuesday evening by Mrs. Rex
Buckley, of us West Main street.
Mrs. Robert Thurston is to be hos
tess for a Christmas party for mem
bers of the Progressive Literary club
Tuesday afternoon at her residence
225 North Eighth street. The assist
ing hostesses are to be Mrs. w. l.
Misener, Mrs. E. E. Rice, and Mrs
Charles Roland.
The art department of the Woman's
club is to meet at 2:30 o'cSock Tues
day afternoon in the Public Art gal
lery Mrs. NJ. F. Johnston will give
an illustrated lecture on Leonardo De
Vinci."
A play, 'The Hidden Treasure" viii
be given by the Girl Scout troop o
the Second Presbyterian church Tues
day evening to which the public is in
vited. Each person viii be asked tt
bring some article of food for Christ
mas baskets for the poor, as their fe'
/ for admission.
/ The Criterion club will hold it
/ Christmas gathering Wednesday after
noon instead of Tuesday at the HON,
of Mrs A B. Price on the Nationa
road west. Mrs. w. L. Stump, Mrs. F