The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-28
SOCIETY

daughter, has returned from Indian
apolis where she has been visiting.
Mrs. A. R. Jones, of Hagerstown,
spent Monday in this city.
DR.. and Mrs. w. j. Smith and Mrs.
Ora Monger motored to Union City
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
their uncle, William Smith, of that
place.
Mrs. Edmund Sudhoff, of Newcastle,
formerly Miss Martha Jones, of this
city, was the guest of honor at one of
the most beautiful functions of the fall
season when the Wedoso club enter
tanned with dinner party and cards
Wednesday evening at Cedarbrook,
east of the city, in her honor. A four
course dinner was served to the
guests. The table was artistically ar
ranged. the appointments and decora-
tons being carried out in the rainbow
shades. A huge French basket of fall
blossoms in rainbow hues formed the
centerpiece while at each end of the
table were placed smaller French bas-
kets of flowers. Between the baskets
burned tall white tapers, shaded in
green, and supported in crystal hold
ers. FaVors at each cover were cors-
age bouquets of flowers in the varied
shades. Five hundred was played dur
ing the evening, favors going to Mrs.
Floyd Scott and Mrs. Edmund Sudhoff.
The guests were: Mrs. Edmund Sud
hoff, Miss Margaret Jones, Miss Wan
da Johnson, Miss Flossie Money, Miss
Hazel Van Metre, Miss Lillian John
son, Miss Marie Wrede, Miss Mae Ap-
pleton, Miss Olive Jones, Miss Alice
old Kohler, Mrs. Floyd Scott, Mrs. La
Won Harper, Mrs. Elmer Klehfoth and
Mrs. Raymond Stevens.
A pretty informal dancing party was
given Wednesday evening at the 1.
o. o. F. hall when Mr. and Mrs. H.
e. Wine gave one of a series of week
ly dances for the Young Peoples Dane
ing club. The Cloverleaf Four played
the order of dances. Among those in
attendance were: Miss Violet Smith,
Miss Margaret Noggle, Miss Lillian
Hodapp, Miss Mary Hodapp, Miss Hell
en- Hancock, Miss Roberta Shelter,
Miss Edith Harris, Miss Florence Har-
ris, Miss Ada Lloyd, Miss Isabelle Len
nard, Miss Thelma Sherron, Miss A.
Shears, Miss Louise Clark, Miss Mar
garet Kelly, Miss Aisle Minor, Miss
Mary Herman, Bob Snyder, John Tor
beck, Elmer Wilson, Howard Parrish
S. ]. Kennedy, Kenneth Yeager, Fran.
els Gable, Clarence Korthaus, Rich
ard Mansfield, Ernest Bryant, James
w. Moore, Frank Patrisso. Roy Wal
terman, Lowell Baker, Carl Asberry
William Steele, Bernard Young, S. w
Wendam, Elmer Dingley, Clarence
! Sittloh, Robert Carrigan, Frank Kohn
] lie, Owen Eye, Mr.. Simpson, Francis
! Wright, Leo Gieyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
Smith, Mrs. Henry Wood, and Mrs. C
A. Parrish. The next dance will be
held Wednesday evening, Oct. 4. Mu
sic will be furnished by the Evar
Smith four-piece orchestra.
Members of the Woman's club who
have not been solicited for tickets tt
the clubs fall luncheon, which will BIZ
held Tuesday, at the First English Lu
theran church. are asked to phone
Mrs. Robert E. Heun Friday evening
or Saturday morning.
Luncheon will be served at the Coun
try club Monday for members anC
those wishing to have reservations arr
requested to make them before moor
Sunday. Gene Sarazen, of Chicago ma
tional open golf champion, is to pla!
SO holes of golf at the club Monday
Is in the morning and Is in the after
: noon.
A dance and entertainment for al
Masons and their families will be Civ
! en- by the Order of the Eastern Sta
on the fourth floor of the Masoni
temple Saturday evening, commencini
!, at 1880 o'clock. A poster entertain