The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-07
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friends Saturday evening at his home
on South Eleventh street. Cards and
dancing were features of the evenings
entertainment and refreshments were |
served The guests were Miss Vtr-
GINA Unthank, Miss Edna Sausaman,
Miss Grace Eggemeyer, Miss Martina
Reeves, Miss Thelma Ryan, Miss Cnar- |
lotte Colvin, Miss Reba Townsend, !
Maurice Dillon, Jack Mattox. Dale
Harkins, Samuel Greene, Vernon
Spaulding, Walter Ayres.
In honor of his birthday annivers-
airy, Bert Decker was pleasantly sur
prised Sunday at his home near New
Paris. A picnic luncheon was served
and the evening was spent in games
and music. Among those present were
Miss Edith Decker, Miss Dorthea
Decker, Miss Eunice Decker, Miss
Pauline Ball, Miss Mary Decker, Miss
Elizabeth Decker, Miss Martha and
Miss Mildred Decker, Mrs. Laura
Decker, Mrs. Minerva Walker, Mrs.
Jennie Taylor, Mrs. Margaret Ball,
w. r. Decker, Wayne Walker, Edward
Decker, Edward Ball. Roy Decker and
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Decker.
Miss Madge Whitesell was hostess
for the d. l.. K. club Monday evening.
After a business session refreshments
were served Those present were
Miss Juanita Detmer, Miss Emma
Horr, Miss Ruby Elliott, Miss Bernice
Weaver, Miss Eula Krouse, MISS Laura
Mae Burns, Miss Helen Pottenger,
Miss Lydia Hazeltine. Miss Thelma
Champion, Miss Merle Thistletnwalte.
Miss Burns will be hostess for the
club in two weeks.
Mrs. Ray B. Move will be hostess
for a dinner for active members OF
the Delta Theta Tau sorority this
evening at her home on West Main
street.
Mrs. w. C. Hibberd will entertain
members of her bridge club at
luncheon, Thursday at the Country
club.
The Semper Phi Delas club met
Monday evening at the home OF Miss
Mary. Way on South Twelfth street.
The evening was spent in needlework
and refreshments were served by the
hostess to Miss Anna Bostick, Miss
Marie Schultz, Miss Edith Hollings-
worth, Miss Dorothy and Miss Lucille
Shurley, Miss Klenna Crome, Miss
Hazel Fulle, Miss Opal Skinner.
The Franklin 10-piece orchestra OF
Fort WAYNE played for the dance CIV
en- Monday evening in the Eagles hall
by the Ornis Melas club. The dancers
included: Miss Mildred Whitley, Miss
Wilma Sudhoff, Miss Helen Bentlage,
Miss Ruth Ferguson, Miss Catherine
Binkley, Miss Miriam Jordan. Miss
Doris Pickett, Miss Gertrude Eggles-
ton, Miss Esther Reid, Miss Norma
Goebel, Miss Bernice Black, Miss
Grace Eggemeyer, Miss Naomi squier
Miss Madge Townsend, Miss Lucille
Loofbourrow, Miss Virginia Living
ston, Miss Ruth Grove, Miss Lucille
SCHROEDER, Miss Mary Alice Collins
Miss Bernice Burton, Miss Mary Rein
hard, Miss Mildred Shideler, Miss Dor
cthy Reese, Miss Martha Smith, Miss
Mary Mckee, Miss Catherine Carr
Hiss Helen Clark, Miss Helen Senior
Hiss Charlotte Colvin, Miss Florence
.7oren. Miss Marguerite Cox, Miss Lor
raine Long, MSS VAR Shepman, Miss
2eba Townsend, Miss Edith Lewis
Miss Edith Mcclellan, Miss Heller
Johnson, Miss Pauline Marshall, Miss
Katherine Klute, Miss Emeline Land
Miss Rhea Pyle, Miss Berdice Norris
Miss Luella Masters. Miss Alice Smith
Miss Mary Morrey. Miss Dorothy Lew
is, Dorothy Williams, Miss Maud Reh
er. Miss Mary Knox, Miss Elizabeth
Marshall, Martha Eggemeyer, Mis-
Helen Logan, Miss Elizabeth Petit
bone, Miss Reba Boggs, Miss Condi
Haworth, Miss Helen Steinbrink, Mis-
Iona Weist, Miss Juliet Swain, Mis-
Elizabeth Kolp, Miss Treva Daflel
raiss Della Nichols, Miss Mildre
Klute, Miss Ruth Hoffman, Miss Ann
Dallas, Miss Alice Starr, Miss jamie
Misc DCria ,Groau Mice Mo
RE Folkner, Miss Gladys Hill, Mis-
Elizabeth Kirby, Miss Helen Sackma1
Miss Lurana Shute, Miss Thelma B!
master. Miss Lucille Eastman an
Miss Catherine Fee.
Roland Loehr, Robert Reid, job
Livingston, George Townsend, Harr
Thomas, Earl Tauer, James Rees
Cecil Cureton, Howard Hall, Verl Gu
Ter, Daniel Fitzpatrick, James Went
Charles Ivey, Paul Loos, Marston Ho
gin, clarence Hoover, Everett Phillip
Paul Burris, Paul Druley, Dale Har
ems, Emery Morris, Clark Wincheste
Roland Englebert, Benjamin ALL, Da
Thomas, Frank Schalk, John Hem
IIighley, Fred R. Clark, H. e. Heato
Homer Meyers, Jack Miller, Geors
Weaver, Rudolph Schneider, Thoms
Nolan, Thomas Schumacher, Samu
Kolp, Seldom Phillips, Don Cutler, De
yer Coefeld, William Rooney, Ger
Messick, Cleon Danes, Francis Robi
son, Roy Johnson, Don Elliott, Re-
Jones, Ernest Stevenson, Carl Annie
Kenneth Crum, Conrad OttenfelG
Ralph Nicholson, Elmer Berg, Oily
Haynes, Matt Mercurio, Leroy Har
ing, Marlowe Akin, Jesse Halbersta6
Irving Kelsey, Mark Golden, E. r. Fa
wick, Mr.. Gilbert, Luther Lemon, NJ
Hill, Charles Brehm, John Coat
James Quigley, Ronald Cox, Haro
Goodenough, Willard Morrison. Wi
lam Eggemeyer, George Cummins,
Toler, Robert Tomlinson. Fred Gle
enger. Reginald Todd, Mr. and MI
Cedric Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Be
Kolp, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bullerdic
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Roberts, Mr. al
Mrs. Horatio Land, Mr.. and Mrs r,
Smith, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawren
Hoover.
The Parker Memorial class of t
First Baptist church will hold t
monthly business meeting and soci
at the church Tuesday evening. T
women are asked to bring sandwich
hot 70 ~, tiles