The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-04
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The formal opening of the Polly
Prlmm tea room to the public will
take place Saturday morning at II
O'Clock, when luncheon will be served
10 patrons. Luncheon will be served
dairy from II until o'clock. tea from
until o'clock. and dinner from 6
until O'Clock, by appointment or en-
gagement. The tea rooms are very at
tractlve and done in detail in Colonial
style. and there is delightful old
tasnloned garden in the rear, where
tea VIII be served. The tea rooms are
being opened by Ethel Conway
Peters. formerly of indianapolis. A
cordial invitation is extended by Mrs.
Peters to the business women and
girls of the city to make use >of the
rest room, which has been included
for them
For the pleasure of Miss Doris Nc
Keen, of Grand Rapids, Mich, and
Mrs. John Crawford, Mrs. Wilbur Oran
Crawford entertained with a charm
ing auction bridge party at her home
on North Tenth street, Friday after
noon. Bouquets of beautifully colored
garden flowers were artistically ar
ranged about the rooms. Bridge was
played at five tables during the after
noon. In the late afternoon, delicious
refreshments were served to the fol-
lowing guests: Miss McKeon, Mrs
John Crawford, Miss Helen Reth-
meyer, Mrs. Carl Miller, Mrs Edward
Williams, Mrs. Robert Coate, Miss
Helen Johnson, Miss Mary Lahrman,
Miss Maxine Murray, Miss Marjorie
Gennett, Mrs. Horatio Land, Mrs. Earl
Bullerdick, Mrs. Mary CRANES, Miss
Mary Nicholson, Miss Florence Ken
bricks. of Pittsfield, H., Miss Mary
Reinhard, Mrs. Robert Land, Miss
Jane Carpenter, Miss Virginia McDon-
aid, of Huntington, w Va, Miss Mary
Louise Bates, Miss Janet Seeker and
Mrs. Crawford.
Mrs. Isaac Wilson was hostess to
the members of the Recreation Circle
Thursday afternoon, at her home on
the Liberty pike. Baskets of gladioli,
centaurnea, golden glow, zenias and
phlox beautifully decorated the rooms.
Al program was given, including read
ings by Mrs. Charles Williams and
Mrs. Earl Beeson. Late in the after
noon dainty lunch was served to
about 20 persons by the hostess. The
guests included Mrs. Wilson Magaw,
Mrs Charles Williams, Mrs. Louis
Beeson, Mrs Missile, Mrs. William
Beeson, Mrs. Robert Druley, Mrs. Earl
Beeson, Mrs. Winfield Smelser, Mrs.
Howard Hartman and Mrs. Wilson.
The members of the Coterie club
were enjoyably entertained by Mrs.
E. K. Wilson Thursday afternoon at
hr home on the National road west,
for the pleasure of her house guest,
Mrs. Mary Boone, of Selma, Ohio.
Mrs. Arthur Test, of Ohio, also
was a guest of the club. The after
noon was spent Informally with
needlework About % guests were
present.
For the pleasure of Miss Echo Roll
and, whose engagement to Walter M.
Jellison was recently announced, Mrs.
Carl Young delightfully."- entertained
with a linen shower Thursday after
mon at her home on North Fifteenth
street. Miss Roland received num-
Der of very pretty gifts. Those pres
ent were: Miss Roland, Miss Edith
Sieweke, Miss Phyllis Butler, Mrs.
Noel Bundy, Mrs. Jerry Halliday, Mrs.
Merle Bowen, Mrs. James Hiatt and
Mrs. Young.
A weiner roast was enjoyed by a
part of young people Wednesday even
ing, after which they motofed to
Beechwood park, and attended the
dance there. Those in the party in,
eluded: Miss Ethe1yn Hill, Miss
Georgia Rose, Miss Mary Turner, Miss
Phyllis Hawkins, Miss Ruth Hawkins
Miss Freda Bowen, Miss Lucille Bow
en-. Miss Marie Ferst, Miss Gertrude
Matthews, Miss Lucille Tablet, Miss
Margaret Kelley, Elmer Wilson, Ralph
Knopp, Walter Anderson, Vernon
Hess, James Cherry. Jonathan Shur
ley, Horace Meyers, Paul Gears, Horas
Bryant and Robert Churchill.
Mr. and hrs. J. R. Brians delight
fully entertained Thursday evening a
their home on West FIFTH street fol
the pleasure of Mrs. E. E. Miller anC
her guests, Miss Leola Davis, of Wal