The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-04

nut Hill, = Cincinnati, Ohio. and for
Miss Marjorie and Jennie Louise Cal
lander of Washington c. H., Ohio. A
camp supper was cooked over an open
fire and music and games were enjoy
ed during the evening. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. E E. Miller,
Miss Leola Davis of Cincinnati, Miss
Marjorie and Miss Jennie Louise Cal
lander of Washington c. H., Ohio. Mrs
Alice Hunt, Louis Miller, Edward
Brains, of Pittsburgh, Pa, Master
Elmer MilleB Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. J..
r. Brians.
The Idylewhile club was entertained
with pretty party by Mrs. Ferd
Smeiser, Wednesday afternoon at her
home on South Eighth street. Mrs.
Anthony Bullock was the guest of the
club for the afternoon. The afternoon
was spent informally with needlework.
Baskets of garden flowers decorated
the rooms. IN the late afternoon re
freshments were served to the follow
ing guests by the hostess: Mrs. Bull
lock, Mrs. Carl White, Mrs. Carl Stan
ming, Mrs Elmer Klehfoth, Mrs. Ivan
Gardner, Mrs. Carl Bager, Mrs. Laura
Pollentz, Mrs. Horace Parker and Mrs.
Smeiser.
About 20 Richmond members of the
Eden Rebekah lodge No. 80, I. o. o.
F., attended the Preble county picnic,
held Thursday at Eaton, Ohio. An
elaborate picnic luncheon was served
to those present at noon, several adj
| dresses were made by speakers during
the afternoon, games and sports were
enjoyed, and music was furnished
throughout the day by the Eaton band.
| For the pleasure of her house
guests, Miss Madeline PAUL, of Spring
field, Ohio, and Miss Helen O'Neil, OF
Middletown, Ohio, Miss Pauline Maher
entertained with very pretty porch
party Thursday evening at her home
on North Thirteenth street Garden
! flowers decorated the rooms and the
porch, and lights, shaded with Japan
csc lanterns, Illuminated the porch
and the lawn. Music for-dancing was
| furnished by a three-piece orchestra
| In the late evening dainty luncheon
was served to the following persons
! Miss O'Neil, Miss PAUL, Miss Virginia
+. Buche, Miss Ellen McCarty, Miss Alice
| Hipskind, Miss Vera PfaffIin, Miss Ma.
RE Connell, Miss Almira Stauber, Miss
Dorothy Coy1e, Miss Margaret Calve-
lage, Miss Pauline Maher, Mrs Henry
PAUL of Springfield, Ohio, Mrs. James
| Maher, Mrs A. L. Gard, Howard Nc
Manus. Louis Ripberger, Donald Hips
kind, Harry Eikenberry, Thomas
Schumacher Thomas Nolan. DR. J. T.
| Craig, William Eggemeyer, Andrew
Mag, M. Hipskind and Mr.. and Mrs
J. F. Maher
Miss Freda and Miss Lucille Bowen
have returned to their home after sew.
eral weeks visit with their cousin,
Miss Marie Ferst, who accompanied
them on their return.
John Kole and children, Keith and
Esther; Miss Anna and Miss Elsie
Kole were dinner guests of Benjamin
| H. Heiser, Tuesday evening, at the
| Heiser summer cottage on Green s
Fork creek, near Heiser's station
Miss Gladys Co1vin and Miss Grace
O'Nei1, of Eaton, Ohio, are the guests
of Mrs. Carl Fleming, of West Main
| street.
| Miss Elizabeth Twekus, Miss Kath
crime and Miss Anna Bowling, Miss TIE
resa Messmer and Mrs. Maura and lit
tie daughter motored to Oldenburg
Thursday.
Word has been received here that
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Laverty of Con
nersville, formerly of this city, arc