The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-18

try club by Mrs. BENJAMIN Johnson and |
Mrs. Raymond Nicholson. Baskets of
snapdragons, larkspur and budIia were /
artlsticaliy arranged about the rooms /
END on the luncheon tables, where COW
ers We're laid for about Sc guests. In
the afternoon bridge was played by the
guests. Those present were Mrs. How
ard Dill, Mrs. Omar Hollingsworth,
Mrs. I. B. jenkins, Mrs. Shuman Jones,
Mrs. John Lontz, Mrs. Adam Bartel,
Mrs. Fred Lemon, Mrs John Nichol-
son, Mrs. Thomas Nicholson, Mrs.
George Seidel, Mrs. S. E. Smith, Mrs.
l.. G. Reynolds, Mrs. Charles Mcclure,
Mrs Charles Shiveley, Mrs. Paul Com
stock, Mrs. Joseph Conner, Mrs. Irwin
Coffin, Miss Adelia Brownell of Cincin-
natl, Mrs. Warren Clements, Mrs. Rob.
ert Heun, Mrs. Rudolph Leeds, Mrs.
Willard Carr, Mrs. Rudolph Knode,
Mrs. Albert Gayle, Mrs. Yale Schivley,
of Connersville, Mrs. John Clements,
Miss Eleanor Seidel, Mrs. Walter Da-
Wis, Miss Mary Allen of Fostoria, Ohio,
Mrs. Fred Bartel, Mrs. Frederick Carr,
Mrs. Walter Butler, Miss Elizabeth
Comstock, Mrs. Edmund Hiatt, of Kan
sas City, Mrs. Ray Shiveley, Mrs. w.
P Robinson, Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd,
Mrs. Dudley Elmer, Mrs. Walter Eng4e,
Mrs. Wilson Magaw Mrs. Frank Druitt,
Mrs. Edward Williams, Mrs. Byron
Robbins, Mrs. Paul Price, Mrs. Henry
Goldfinger Mrs. Ben Bartel, Mrs. Jo-
seph Hill, Mrs. Harrie Dilks, Miss Ger
trude Bartel, Miss Martha Scott, Mrs.
Houston Marlatt, Miss Katherine
Quigg, Mrs. Nicholson and Mrs. john
son.
Mrs Walter Dalbey was hostess for
a lovely dinner-bridge party Thursday
evening at her home on South Tenth
street, for the pleasure of Mrs. Jose
phine Gilcrist of Los Angeles, Cal. I;
Mrs. Edwin Smith, of Texas, and Mrs.
James Barkdell, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Gladioli snapdragons and baskets OF
beautiful old-fashioned flowers We're
used in profusion about the rooms. An
elaborate dinner was served to the
guests, after which auction bridge was
enjoyed during the evening The
guests included: Mrs. Gilcrist, Mrs
Smith, Mrs Barkdell, Mrs. w. J. Black
more, Mrs Thomas Tarleson, Mrs
Frank Glass, Mrs. Harry Kluter, Mrs
Wallace Teeguarden, Mrs. Ira Swisher
Mrs. Harry Shaw, Mrs. Henry Gold
finger. Mrs. Eleanor Webb, Mrs, Demp
sew Dennis, Mrs Charles E. Webb
MIS-. Will 1OIIcTs 1Aif III = oA, Az - .
Edwin r. Churchell and Mrs. Dalbey.
announcement is made of the mar
rage OF Miss Belle Taylor, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Taylor o.
Northwest Fifth street. and John Pau
Ayers, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ayers
of Richmond avenue, which was sol
emnized with a quiet and impressive
ceremony Thursday afternoon at
4Lo of and Mrs
A. L. Stamper. the Rev Stamper of
floating. Following the ceremony, Mr.
and Mrs Ayers left on wedding trip
They will be at home at 30 Northwes
Fifth street about the first of Sep
TENDER.
Herbert Patton will play a violil
solo at the morning service at tn
First Baptist church Sunday.
Mrs. Josephine Gilchrist, of Los An
.geles, Cal, is the weekend guest o
Mrs. Frank Glass of East Main street
Mrs. James Barkdell. of Cincinnati
Ohio is the house-guest of her sister
Mrs Walter Dalbey, of % South Tent
street.
Miss Eleanor Martin of North Tent
street, is spending the weekend wit
friends in Indianapolis.
Mrs. James Lawler and son, En-
NETT Lawler of st. Charles. Mo, ar
the guests of Miss May and Miss Ann
Golden, of South Eighth street.
Miss Mable Taylor, of CenterviH,
was the weekend guest of Mr.. an
Mrs Raymond Cain at Camp Rest-k
While, near Williamsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Busher, Mr.
Phil Roser and Mi1j Emma Kuth wi
spend the weekend in Dayton an
Franklin, Ohio.
A delightful farewell party wa
given Thursday evening in honor {
Miss Wilma Jane Huston, at the hon
of Mrs G.. W. Chandler on Southwe!
Third street. Musis, games and dan
ing were enjoyed by the guests durin
the evening, after which dainty +
.freshments were served to the guest
Those present were NJ SIS Huston, Mi:
Ruth Harris, Miss Leona Hulzil, Mi!
Margaret Ellen Chandler, Neal Logu
Oliver Martin, Frank Turner and NJ
and Mrs. Chandler.
Fort the pleasure of Forest Eckle
a delightful birthday party was give
"Wednesday evening by Mr. and MI
H ]. Hendricks, at their home. Gam
and dancing were enjoyed during Il
evening, after which several music
numbers were PLAYED by Paul Hillin
In the late evening, refreshments we
served to the following persons: N
and Mrs. Forest Eckler, Matt Ecklt
of Liberty, Mr.. and Mrs. Kendricl
Charles Hendricks, Daniel Kendriel
Mrs. Florence Thenis, Miss Pearl tt
mis-, Miss Goldie Cornell, Miss or
Fay. Miss Florence Mills, Miss TIL
ma Hendricks, Charles Ruhl, Claren
Mercer, Paul Killing, Lewis Hoo
George Barry and William Calkins
A delightful picnic party was enjC
ed by party of persons Wednesd
evening on the farm of StephenE
daily, south of Richmond. Those pr
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. John Graf, M
Dorothy Graf, Mrs. o. ]. Morgan, NJ
Sarah Rose Morgan, Miss Luc
Wehrley, Miss Lillian Esther Mrs
ella Beyson Mrs Grace Elliot, M
Ruth Mclean, Miss Naomi Shutz, Nj
Alice Taylor, Miss Anna Rheuble a
Miss Mildred Brown.
The Senior Luther league of Trim
Lutheran church and their famil
and friends enjoyed a picnic supl
at Nolan's Fork, three miles no
of Centerville, where and Mrs. Q
Weber and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ha'
49,