The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-22

Mrs. Joseph Reed, Mrs Ralph Roll, |
Mrs. Oryille Boyd Mrs. w. A. Ellis, |
Mrs. Sterling Reed, Mrs. Miriam Lit
tie, Mrs Ralph Little, Miss Miriam
Jordan. little Miss Margaret Little and
Mary Jane Little.
Mrs. William Lancaster was hostess
for an informal gathering held by a
number of women Thursday afternoon
at her home, 901 North H. street. Al
musical program was the feature of
the afternoon. Piano numbers were
given by Miss Mary Lancaster, Mrs.
May Hayward, and Miss Cora Castor,
of Hagerstown, and readings by Mrs.
Rolling, Mrs. Emma Logue, and Miss
Virginia Smith. Later a two-course
luncheon was served. Among those
present were: Mrs. C. Thomas, Mrs
NJ Webb, Mrs Rickles, Mrs E. Ranks,
Mrs. R. Smith, Mrs Hayward, Mrs.
Rolling, Mrs. E. Akin, Mrs. E. Logue,
Mrs NJ Kohler, Miss Virginia Smith,
Miss Helen Logue, Miss Laura Jack
son, Miss Anna Ward, and Miss Cora
Castor, of Hagerstown.
| A Hallowe'e party will be given in
October by the Senior Luther league of
Trinity Lutheran church for the en-
tire congregation of the church, it was
| decided by the league at it's meeting
Thursday evening. Oscar T. F. Tres
| Sc, pastor, is chairman of the commit
tee in charge of the affair Other
members of the committee are Mrs.
Oscar Tressel, Mr. and Mrs. Nieman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Frauman.
The Semper Phi Delas will meet at
the home OF Miss Lucille Shurley Tues
day evening, Sept. &c. All members
are requested to be present as bus
mess of Importance will be transacted.
The last regular meeting was post
poned so there are important matters
to come up this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Mott of the Alb
ington pike, will celebrate their gold
en- wedding anniversary Sunday, Sept.
"a.
The C. s. C. class of Grace church
was entertained Wednesday evening
by Miss Iris Cook at her home on
Pearl street. The evening was spent
in music and games after which re-
Ifreshments were served. Those pres
ent were: Miss Helen Riggs, Miss
Dorothy Henning, Miss Irene Martin,
ton, Miss Alberta Gossell and Miss
Iris Cook.
Mrs. Henry Gehring and Mrs. Will
liam Kramer entertained informally
Thursday afternoon at the home of
the latter on South Ninth street for
the Greenwood Community cIu b.
Music and games were enjoyed during
the afternoon. Two contests, which
were held were won by Mrs David
Stevenson and Mrs. Edwin Charles.
Later refreshments were served by
the hostesses. Those present were ::
Mrs. Carl Kircher, Mrs. David Stew
enson, Mrs. Harry Sittloh, Mrs. John
Sittlon, Mrs. Edwin Charles, Mrs.
John Vogelsong, Mrs. Will Austerman,
Mrs. Frank Schroeder, Mrs. James
Johns, Mrs. Walter BenfeIdt, Mrs. Will
Cottingham, Mrs Ed Doran, Mrs. John
Retiring, Mrs. S. c. Johnson, Miss
Agnes White, Mrs. Henry Gehring and
Mrs. William Kramer. Mrs. Fred
Hackman, of South Seventh street
will be hostess for the next meeting.
The Misses Ruth and Lola Jones en-
. tertained with a theatre and slumber
party Wednesday evening in honor. of
; Miss Opal Cox, of Farmland. The
b. guests were Miss Opal Cox, Miss Col
die TripIett, Miss -AIieen Beissman
: Miss Elizabeth Hunt, Miss Anna Mae
l Witt, Miss Ersie Warfel. Miss Rachel
Witt, Miss Florence Cornes, Miss Lola
/ Jones and Miss Ruth Jones.
The Delta Theat Tau sorority en-
: tertained it's pledges with picnic sup
). per party Wednesday, evening. Clever
: vaudeville acts were staged during
$ the evening followed by dancing
I games and contests. Pledges enter
: tanned included: Miss Martha Egge
meyer, Mrs. Raymond Smith, Mis-;
:. Helen Snodgrass, Miss Neva Bowman
+ Mrs. Merle Bowen, Miss Ruth Cross
/ Miss Dorothy Rees, Miss Esther Coyle
Mrs Cedric N. Johnson, Miss Kath
crime Binkley, Mrs. Glenn Roberts
$ Miss Marie Wrede, Miss Alice Eby
[ Miss Wanda Johnson and Miss Lucill,
Z Wellbaum. . ---
:, Complimenting Miss Dorothy Dilks
. who will be married next month, MI
and Mrs. S. C. Richie and Miss Grac,
Richie entertained Wednesday eve
Il ming at Cedarbrook farm Pink ant
h white carnations formed the decora
: tions and were given as favors to tn
II guests. Covers were laid for 2
" guests.
= The N. N c. club was entertained
), Thursday evening by Miss Marguerite
= Kessler at her home on North Sever
a teenth street After short bushes
4 session the time was spent informally
q A wedding present was presented b
"a the club to Mrs. Gordon Borton, ne
" Ruth Horn, one of its members, dul
= ing the evening. Later a luncheo
! was served to the following members
p Miss Helen Cook, Miss Fredia Lot
+ man, Miss Ruth FOulke Miss Rhe
c Porter, Miss Corrine Schneider, Mis-
o. Marie Heironimus, Miss Bernadin
=. Hoppe, Mrs. G. B. Canaan, Mrs. GOrdo
"A Borton and Miss Marguerite Kessle
id The Helping Hand society of tn
r Independent Spiritualist association
" has changed its name to the IndepenC
S. ent Ladies' Aid society. 1t will NEE
n, every other Thursday afternoon in tn
II Red Mems hall, &c South Sevent
d ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.
), 5 CHIROPRACTORS *