The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-01


Miss Alice Lemon was hostess for a
very entertaining auction bridge and
five hundred party this afternoon at
her nome on South Twenty-first street.
cards were played at eight tables,
during the afternoon, on the veranda
and in the rooms. which were deco
rated with proflIsion of brilliant-col-
cred garden flowers. In the late at
ternoon delicious refreshments were
served to the guests. The invited
guests were: Miss Katherine Reid,
Miss Mary Jones, Miss Virginia Har-
ris, Miss Janet Harris, Miss Anna
Hale, Miss Genevieve Mcdonald, Miss
Virginia HoGgin, Miss Charlotte Col
vim, Miss Alice Smith, Miss Helen Ro-
land, Miss Eme1yn Land, Miss Ruth
Harrington. Miss Florence Wilson,
Miss Margaret Coe Miss Jane John
son, Miss Helen Johnson, Miss Harriet
ellis, Miss Janice Meredith, Miss Ruth
kitchin, Miss Ruth Simmons, Miss
Martha Smith, Miss Hilda Farmer,
Miss Emily Roberts, Miss Lucille Louf-
burTow, Miss Mary Frances Churchill
Miss Esther Fouts, Mrs. John Green,
Mis- Elizabeth Parker of Eaton, Ohio;
Miss Esther Higginbottom Miss Doris
Groan, Miss Katherine Carr, Miss Hell
en- Robinson, Miss John Haramy, Miss
Betty Wood of Chicago, Miss Roberta
Lockridge of Washingtons D. c., and
Miss Georgia Healey.
A delightful dinner party was given
Thursday evening by Miss Doris
Weesner at her home on South Tenth
street, for number of friends. Cow
ers at dinner were laid for twelve
guests, following which the evening
was spent in playing five hundred.
Those present were: Miss Lucille
Loufburrow, Miss Margaret Evan,
Miss Martha Jane Holcomb, Miss Dor
othy Coyle, Miss Bernice Ingram, Miss
Adele Harris, Miss Grace Simcoke,
Hiss Harriet Ellis, Miss Georgia
Healey.. Miss Edith Fleming. Miss
Vera Hinert and Miss Weesner.
For the pleasure of Miss Edith
Long, whose marriage to Lewis Kin
ley will take place next week, Mrs.
Seth Dingley and Miss Marguerite
Long entertained with lovely mis-
ceIlaneous shower Wednesday even
ing at the home of the former on
South West Fifth street An attrac-
tive color scheme of pink and white
was carried out through the rooms
with baskets of gladioli, roses and
sweet peas. During the evening games
were enjoyed, after which the host
esses served dainty refreshments to
the following guests: Miss Long, Miss
Reba Smith, Miss Gertrude McPher-
son, Miss Geneva Rise of Fountain
City, Miss Mabel Ball, Miss Virginia
Jones, Miss Olive Jones, Miss Marie
Oh
tina Holzapfe1, Miss Virginia Long,
Miss Maxine Alexander, Mrs. Ora
Tweedy, Mrs. Frank Long, Mrs. o. N.
Long, Mrs. Harold Long, Mrs. Richard
Holzapfe1, Mrs George Cones, Mrs.
Westcott Haynes, Mrs. Marie Thomas,
Mrs. Bert Covlin. Mrs. Howard Swish
er of Xenia, Ohio, Mrs. Clyde Alexan-
der, Master Richard Dingley, Master
John Edward Dingley, Miss Marguer-
lite Long. and Mrs. Dingley.
Mrs. Charles Starr, of Chicago, who
is the guest of her mother. Mrs. n. G..
Barnard, entertained members of the
Alpha Iota Alpha sorority and several
guests Wednesday evening at Mrs.
Barnard's home on South Eleventh
street. The evening was spent in
formally, and later the guests were
I'd ken 10 the uOl1lGe Vi Nib " III MI
gan on South Eleventh street, where
an attic party was enjoyed in the at
tic of Mrs. Morgan's home, which con-
tains many very interesting old-fashion-
ed articles and tea was served: Those
present were: Miss Marie Kaufman,
Miss Grace Shera, Miss Margaret
Thernburg, Mrs. Jack Thorn of Chi
cago, Mrs. Bennett Cooper of Ph1la-
delphia, Mrs. Robert Lyons of Chfca-
go. Mrs. Donald Slidar Miss Rutl
Hieger, Mrs. Gath Freeman, Mrs. John
Haramy. Mrs Warren East, Miss Al
mira Kempton, Mrs. N. G, Barnard,
Morgan and Mrs. Starr.
Mrs. Harlow Lindley, of College ave-
nue., is in Noblesville, attending the tri-
annual Womafl's Missionary confer.