The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-09

Mrs. Joseph II. Mills was hostess
for luncheon given for members OF
the Magazine club Monday afternoon
at her home on South Tenth and A
streets. The luncheon table was APP
pointed with simple arrangements of
spring flowers. A musicale was given
during the afternoon, and readings
and recitations by Mrs. Fred Bethard.
Mrs. Byron Robbins and Mrs. William
Rooney. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. John M. Lontz, Mrs Gath Free
man and Mrs. Charles Slifer. Guests
for whom covers were laid at lunch
con included: Mrs. Samuel w. Gaar,
VIII Jenkins, Mrs. Charles Bond, Mrs.
William Rindt, Mrs. T. j. Ferguson,
Mrs. p. w. Smith, Mrs. Charles Kid
der. Mrs. Phillip S. Twigg, Mrs.
Charles Slifer, Mrs. John H. Johnson,
Mrs. Benjamin Johnson, Jr.. Mrs.
Frederick s. Bates, Mrs. F. f. Van
Tine of Bradford, Pa, Mrs. Walter H.
Bates. Miss Dora Eaton, Mrs. Byron
Robbins. Mrs Gath Freeman, Mrs.
Fred d. Bethard. Mrs. Charles w.
Druitt, Mrs. Joseph II. Kinsey, Mrs.
Walter Campbell of Tulsa, Okla, Mrs.
William II. Rooney, Mrs. John M.
Lontz, and Mrs. Joseph II. Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis c. King enter
tanned a company of Earlham students
informally from until 5 o'clock Sun
day afternoon at their home, Linden
Hill, South Twenty-first street, for
Richard Mote, of Dayton, o., who is a
student at the college. Miss Martha
Mote, of Dayton, O., was a guest of
honor. An informal musical program
was presented during the afternoon
and Miss Martha Mote gave several
vocal numbers Over 40 guests called
during the afternoon. All OF the stu
dents who were entertained are the
children of former classmates of Mr..
and Mrs. King at Earlham college.
Persons who assisted in entertaining
and serving were: Miss Mary Car
man, Miss Louise Taylor, Miss Clara
Mote, Miss Elizabeth Mote, Miss
Phoebe Furnas, Miss Elizabeth Par
ker. Miss Elizabeth Stewart, Miss SUI
san Castator, Miss Virginia Hodgin,
Richard Mote, Thomas Evans, Frank
Trueblood and Marston Hodgin
Miss Esther Griffin White enter
tanned informally with an afternoon
tea. from A until 6 o'clock Sunday aft
ernoon for Howard Leigh, of New York
CITY, at her home, 10 South Ninth
street. The rooms through the resi-
dence were illuminated by candlelight.
Tea was poured during the afternoon
by Mrs. Frank Davis. The out-ot-
4own guests were: Mrs. Blanche
Dougan Coles, of Los Angeles, Cal.'
Mrs. Maude Geering, of New YORK
City. Miss Elizabeth Parker OF Eaton
Ohio. and John Greene of Muncle.
M.
Parkinson were hostesses for a party
qiven in honor of Milton Holland, OF
cincinnati. O., and Mrs. Eva Martyne,
of Dayton, o., at the nome OIL MI ?
Parkinson on North Seventeenth
street. The evening was spent in
cards and dancing after which lunch
con was served. The guests We're:
Mrs. Eva Martyne, of Dayton, o., Mil
ION Holland, of Cincinnati, o.; Mrs.
Mabel Rigley, of Chicago, Aria He's
ton, of Ridgeville, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Cutter, of Chester, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Brown, of Webster, Dr. ana
Mrs. Wintrow, Mr. and Mrs. George
SNYDER. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Snyder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Young, of Connersville,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cort Layson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Ashley, Mr.. and Mrs. Els
liam Miller. Roswell Huff, Roscoe Mel
son. Miss Hilda Ashley, Miss Beverly
SNYDER, Miss Thelma Geise. Miss Ruth
Parkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Nelson
and Mrs. G. N. Parkinson.
Mrs. Lowell Rainey was hostess for
one of the lovely weekend parties
when she entertained in honor of the
eighth birthday anniversary of her
daughter. Glenna, Saturday afternoon
at her home on North Twentieth
street Games and music were en-
ioyed during the afternoon, after which
a two-course luncheon was served
Among the guests were: Miss Louise
Hasemeier. Miss Helen Akin, Miss
Ruth Wood. Miss Martha Roser, Miss
Imogene Sullivan, Miss Pauline Yoke
Miss Wilma Campbell, Miss Edna Bull
lerdick. Miss Martheen Wilcoxen, Miss
Thelma Graham. Miss Lois Bennett
Miss Grace Hamilton, Miss Lena Red
d;ngton. Miss Margaret Reddington
Thomas Long, Norman Mills, Rober
Lawrence Myrel Mills, James Porter
Paul Mills and Glenna Romey.
Miss Bernice Trakowska entertained
members OF the senior class of st
MaIys high school with fudge party
at her home. els Richmond avenue
Saturday evening st. Mary juniors
assisted the hostess. Games and dane
ing were features OF the evenings en-
tertainment. Among the guests were:
Miss Gladys Boyce, Miss Almyra Stau
Der. Miss Ethel Bybee, Miss Ruth
Woke, Miss Mary Margaret Laughlin
Miss Helen Schweikart, Miss Mary
Meagan, Miss Mary Williams, Miss