The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-08

Invitations have been issued by the
Happy Hour club for a Valentine party
and anniversary dance which 1t is CIV
ing in the ballroom of the l. o. o. e.
hall Monday evening, Feb. -, at S:3O
o'clock The Melody Entertainers are
TO play the order of dances. Elaborate |
preparations have been made for the
affair since IL IS also to celebrate the
founding of the club in 1913. Unique
decorations are to be used and several
features are planned. The invitations
are written in original verse. The COM
Inlttee in charge is composed of H. e.
Young, e. Il. Orr, Miss Pauline Sener,
Paul Kring, Ralph Knopf.
Announcement made recently which
is of interest to local dancers is that
the Toxic Gardens Seven, of South
Bend. is to make its premiere in this
city at a dance to be given at the
Eagles club Feb. 81 by a committee
of young men. The orchestra is reput-
ed to be one of the best dance organi-
cations in the state. Invitations for
the dance are to be issued soon.
Mr.. and Mrs George Elstro cele-
brated their both wedding anniversary
at their home south of the city Sun
day, Feb. 5, when they entertained
number of guests. An elaborate dinner
was served at noon and a buffet sup
per in the evening, covers being lald
for IS guests. The table was orna-
,mented with a large cake lighted by
30 candles. The afternoon was spent
with cards, music and games. Those
present included: Joseph Jasper, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Elst1o and chill
dren. Ruby, Everett, and Katharine;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Pitcher and son,
Charles, Jacob Kutter, Joseph Koide
and children, Ruby, Charles and
Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shelter
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Elstro
Mrs. w. A. Ellis, Mrs. Karlf Wolfe,
and Mrs. Horace Kramer formed
charming trio OF hostesses when they
entertained the Progressive Literary
club at its annual Guest day Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Kramer
on East Main street. An unique and
clever program had been arranged for
the afternoon as a surprise for every
one Mrs. John Emslie representing
February gave a short history of the
origin of the month and how it came
by its shortage of days as compared
with other months. Mrs. Karl Wolfe
read a paper showing how many IA
nous people had birthdays in Febru
airy, such as Charles Dickens, Mckin-
ley, Lincoln, and Washington. Mrs
Oran Stegall sang two numbers, 1.-The
Nightingale" and "Daddy's Sweet
heart" Ora Stegall costumed and
made up to represent Abraham Lin
coin read the Gettysburg address with
great dignity. Mrs. Frank Tillson, ac
companied by Mrs. Robert Wilson, or
. the piano, gave reading "The Chill
dren's Hour from Longfellow The
little Misses Betty Sharp and Bernice
Goebel dressed in picturesque cos
tunes danced the minuet, accompanied
by Mrs. Ralph Little. Mrs. George
Chrisman, the only charter member Of
the club, who is now in the club, an(
whose birthday happened to occur or
the Guest day this year, was called OF
for a speech at the close of the pro
gram. Later luncheon in two courses
was served by the hostesses. Clul
guests who were present included
Mrs Richard Sedgewick, Mrs. AID;
Thurston, Mrs. Frank Tillson, Mrs
William Wilson, Mrs. e. B. Grosve
nor, Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Stegall,, Mrs
Lyman Lyboult, Mrs. George Detch
Mrs. Ross w. Stoakes, Mrs. C. H
Kramer, Mrs. w. c. Walling, Mrs
Fred Lahrman, Mrs. Fred Weldon
Mrs. Clifford Piehl, Mrs. L. E. SHARP
Mrs. William H. Quigg, Mrs. A. L
Stamper, Mrs. Fred Goebel, Mrs. I
A. Daggy Mrs. Ralph Little, Miss Bel
nice Goebel, Miss Betty Sharp an
Master William Tillson. Members O
the club who attended the function
were Mrs Alfred H. Backus, Mrs
George NJ. Chrisman, Mrs. James +
Clements, Mrs w A. Ellis, Mrs. lie!
lie E. Hart, Mrs. B. F. Harris, Mis-
Hazel Gregg, Mrs. John p. Emsli'
Mrs E. f. Rice, Mrs Horace Krame
Mrs. A. E. Schulz, Mrs. t. A. Robson
Mrs. Charles w. Roland, Mrs. M.
Shissler, Mrs. Robert Thurston, Mr.
Robert Wilson and Mrs. Karl G. Wolf
The H. S. Euchre club was ente
tanned by Mr. and Mrs. Warner Fleisc
at their home northeast of Bosto
Tuesday evening. Euchre was playe
at four tables. High score was We
by Mrs. Dan Lashley, William
Seaney, and Boyde Gates while 10
score went to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pyl
Luncheon was served at small table
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Sanford wei
guests of the club. Members pre-
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ray UlI
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lashley, Mr.. ar
Mrs. Boyde Gates, Mr.. and Mrs. Walt,
Bulla, Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Massie, NJ
and Mrs. Joe Pyle, Mr.. and Mrs. w
liam l.. Seaney and Mr.. and Nj
Warner Fleisch. The club will me
again in three weeks on Wednesds
evening, March l, instead of Tuesda
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pyle, of Boston, WI
be the host and hostess.
Mrs. Leslie Beach was elected pre-:
dent of the Current Events club at i
gathering held Tuesday afternoon
the home of Mrs. Beach on South #
teenth street. Other officers electt
we're: Mrs. Stella Kercheval, vice pre-
ident: Mrs. Jesse Orr, secretary; Nj
Bertha Thompson. assistant secretar
and Mrs. Mary Niewoehner, treasure
The three persons forming the pr
gram committee are: Miss Nam
Leonard, chairman; Mrs. Carrie Hol
day and Mrs. Laura Burgess. II
meeting was an all day party and
buffet dinner was served at noon. T.
afternoon was spent socially and wi
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