The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-19


Next week will be q gala week at
the Country club, if judged by the
number Of interesting. social affairs
tnat are listed for the entertainment
OF club members. The sports bridge
day 10 be held Wednesday with flag
tournament as feature promises to
De one OF the most popular. For lunch
con on this day, members are urged
to have their reservations made by
tuesday noon. On Friday, team of
women golfers from the Miami Valley
Country club, of Dayton, will come to
Richmond to play a team chosen from
women golfers of the local club, who
+ nave shown much poise and playing
ability in the recent Journeys. The
Miami club players will be luncheon
guests of the club Friday noon. Sat
urday evening, as the browning event
OF the week, dinner-bridge party will
be given by the August social commit
tee, for members and their guests. A
large number is expected to attend the
affair. The social committee in charge
of the social events at the club this
month is composed of Mrs. Fred Beth
ard, chairman, with Mrs. W. d. Scoble,
Mrs. Fred ]. Bartel and Miss Nellie
Morrow as her assistants. Those who
expect to have luncheon at the club
Sunday are requested to make their
reservations by some time this even
ing.
Announcement is made by Mr.. and
Mrs. A1va Study of the marriage Of
their daughter, Miss Gladys r. Study,
and Mr.. Jesse K. Chenoweth, which
sSwas solemnized on the evening of
July 26th at o'clock at the parsonage
of the United Brethren church, the
Rev H S. James officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chenoweth left, following the
ceremony, on a wedding trip on which
they visited South Bend and Chicago,
and are now at home to their friends
at 1914 North Eighth street.
Miss Vera Pyle and Miss Elizabeth
Marshall were hostesses for a charm
ing miscellaneous shower Friday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Walter Stein
brink on South Twelfth street, honor
ing Mrs. Marlowe Aiken, nee Helen
Steinbrink, a recent bride. Mrs. Aiken
received many beautiful and useful
gifts. The evening was spent inform
ally witn music and dancing. In the
late evening a dainty lunch was served
to the following guests: Mrs. Aiken
Mrs. Henry Shera, Mrs. Harp Fitz
gibbons, Mrs. Earl Waterman, Mrs
Walter Steinbrink, Mrs. Webb Pyle
Miss Flossie Pyle, Miss Helen Massey
Miss Alice Moss, Miss Gladys Moss
Miss Marguerite Taggart, Miss EliZ
abeth Marshall and Miss Vera Pyle.
A lovely affair was the miscellan
eous shower given in honor of Miss
Mabel Hosier, of Centerville, By Miss
Ruby Leeds and Miss Cecilia Grain
Thursday afternoon at Miss Grains
home on Southwest Fifth street. Gold
en- glow and brown-eyed-susans were
effectively used in decorating the
rooms Many beautiful gifts were re
ceived by the bride-elect. The invited
guests wre: Miss Mabel Hosier Miss
Marjory Pickett, Miss Elizabeth Lash
ley, Miss Bertha Beeson, Miss Mabe
Taylor, Miss Iva Nicholson, Mrs
Julian Dunbar, Mrs. Retta Starr, Mis-:
Bessie Bull, Mrs Theodosia Outer
Miss Ruby Leeds and Miss Cecil.
Grain.
Mr.. Garth Marine and Mr. Leor
Wright, of Upton, who are the house
guests of Mrs. Carl Banner, of Middle
boro, were honor guests at a delightful
party given by Mrs. Banner at her
home Friday evning Music was n
.joyed during the evening, which wa
spnt informally. after which dainty re
freshments were served to the guest
On the lawn. Those present were Nh
Marin, Mr.. Wright, Mr. and Mrs
Bert Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Loren
Bicknell, Mrs. Oscar Hawkins, Mrs
John Hawkins, Miss Florence Lock
Miss Martha Lock, Miss Mary Loeb
Miss Violet Hawkins, Miss Mildre
Hawkins, Mr.. John Hawkins and Mrs
Banner.
For the pleasure of Mr.. and Mr.