The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-16

an informal luncheon-bridge given
Tuesday for members. Hostesses for
.he affair were Mrs. Omar G. Murray.
Mrs. w. o. Crawford, Mrs. Ida Carpen-
ter, Mrs. Charles Druitt and Mrs. John
A Brookbank. Several golfing parties
were formed in the morning by per-
sons who later attended the luncheon
and bridge. The tables were arranged
with great baskets of snowballs and
other spring blossoms. Covers were
laid for the followig guests: Mrs. John
Warner Beaver, of New York City,
Mrs. Gorge Garlanger, of Evansville,
Mrs. l.. G. Rose of Cincinnati, o., Mrs.
Robert Spencer of Piqua, o., Mrs. JOS
seph w. Conner, Mrs. Julian Gates,
Mrs. Fred D. Bethard, Mrs. Will D.
Scoble, Mrs. A. ]. Harwood, Mrs. P. s.
TWigg, Mrs. Charles Land, Mrs. Wal
ter H. Bates, Mrs. w. Newell Todd,
Mrs. Walter Zimmerman, Mrs. Harry
Bockhoff, Mrs. Howard A. Dill, Mrs.
George E. Seidel, Mrs. Fred S. Bates,
Mrs. George Gates, Mrs. John NJ. Craw-
ford, Miss Helen Johnson, Miss Max
Inc Murray, Mrs. Horatio N. Land.
Miss Marjorie Gennett, Mrs. Fred Mil.
Ter, Mrs. Fred J.. Bartel, Mrs. William
j. Blackmore, Mrs. w. C. Higginbot-
tom, Mrs Ida Carpenter. Mrs. John A
Brookbank. Mrs. Omar G. Murray, Mrs
Walter McWhinney, Mrs. Paul v
Price, Mrs. Will r. Druitt and Mrs
Frank Druitt.
Mothers of Amistad club members
were guests at a beautiful party given
In their honor Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Frank Hale. by theil
daughters. An abundance of snap
dragons, locust blossoms, lilies. of-the
valley and other spring flowers were
used to form lovely decorations
throughout the residence. Each moth
er was given a corsage of flowers in
pastel shades as a favor. During the
evening a program of readings, must
cal numbers, and a short playlet, ap
propriate for Mothers Day was given
A two-course luncheon was served a.
little tables which were ornamentec
with baskets of flowers. The guests
were Miss Mary Thomas, Mrs. J. E
Thomas, Mrs. Rex r. Buckley. Mrs
Milton Kinder, Mrs. Elizabeth Kamp
Mrs. Ray Kinder, Mrs. Frank Hale
Mrs. Frank Plummer, Mrs. Perry
Moore, Mrs. E. M. Moore, Mrs. Ray
mond Smith, Mrs. Frank Barton, o.
R~idgeville, Mrs. George Mansfield
Mrs. Merle Bowen, Mrs. Harry Nc
MINI, Mrs. Charles Roland, Mrs. S. 1
Horner of Cambridge City, Miss Mar
jorie Pickett, Mrs. Frank Pickett, Mrs
Walter Miller, Mrs. Amos Henning
Mrs. Ralph Kitt1e, Mrs. J. w. Hall
Mrs. Oliver Overman, Mrs. C. H. Ford
and Mrs w = Pnon
Miss Lucille Schroeder, of 123 South
Fifteenth street, is in Detroit, Mich.
for a 10 days visit with her sister,
Mrs. Al Felss. Mrs. Felss will accom-.
pany her home and will remain here
for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver C. C. Fetta, OF
Indianapolis, are the parents of a nine
pound Sol Mr.. Fetta is the son Of
the late Harmon Fetta, of this city
Mrs. Fetta before her marriage was
Miss Edna Craig. of ~Logansport.
Mrs. Thomas J. Kennedy, of New
York City, is visiting her aunt, Mrs
Horace L. Dickinson, of PIG North
West First street.
Mrs. Will D. Scoble of South Thir
teenth street, has as her guests Mrs
George Garlanger, of Evansville, and
Mrs. John Warner Beaver, of New
York City.
Mrs. Robert Spencer, of Piqua, o.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. New
ell Todd, of Washington Court.
Walter Mayer, of Connersville, wa:
the week end guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Mayer, of Soutt
Eighth street.
Miss Pauline Sener, accompanied b!
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Hayes, left Tues
day morning for Peoria, H., to pla,
with the Melody Entertainers in thei
summer engagement at Al Fresc,
park.
Billy Sunday will speak befor
Country club members at the clu'
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Al
club members are invited. Thos
wishing to take luncheon at the clu
Thursday moor following his address
must make their reservations WedneE
day evening.
Ninety-five covers have been II
served for the annual luncheon of tn
Richmond Day Nursery associatio
which is to be held in the North
street Friends church at II o'cloc
w 6uIltSudy uOOu. DnuSIC y III Iuul
tion will be furnished by the Kiwani
quartet. Following the luncheon al
nual reports will be made by officer
and board members.
Miss Laura CASTOR is presenting he
advanced pupils in an informal recitS
Thursday evening at s o'clock in til
high school auditorium. Everyone
invited to attend. Mrs. T. o. Cantwel
soprano, and Miss Mary Jones, vioIil
will assist with the recital. Miss Ga
ton will play orchestral parts on
second piano. Following is the pr
gram as it is to be presented:
l.. Concert in A Minor (Edwar
MacDowelD Maestoso. Andante tral
quillo and presto-Mrs. Robert
Heun.
?. Last Night Heart the Nightil
gale (Salter)-Mrs. T. o. Cantwel