The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-16

a miscellaneous shower friday after
noon at her home, 2203 North f street,
in honor or her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
LaVon Harper, nee Nellie Hawkins,
whose marriage took place at Mem
phis, Tenn. Dec. so. A feature of the
afternoon was a mock wedding. A
luncheon was served later to the
guests. Among those present were:
Mrs. LaVon Harper, Mrs. ]. W. Morris,
Mrs. Lewis Fossenkemper, Mrs. Clyde
Riegel, Mrs. William Nearon, Mrs. Roy
Dennie, Mrs. George Hart, Mrs. John
Ruhl and daughter, Betty, Mrs. Frank
Stevenson, Mrs. OFT Weaver and
daughter, Ruth, Mrs. George Harkins,
Mrs. John Faux, Mrs. Frank Rey-
nolds, Mrs. Myron Hill, Mrs. Harry
Rogers, Mrs. S. X. DeArmond, Mrs. G.
NJ. DeArmond, Miss Thelma McKis-
sick. Miss Elma McKissick, Miss Hilda
Harper, Mrs. H. c.. Pittman and Mrs.
George Harper.
Mrs. Everett Alderman was hostess
for an informal card party when she
entertained with bridge Saturday eve
ming for Mrs. Carl Alderman, of New
York. Fayors went to Mrs. John
Thompson and Mrs. Carl Alderman.
Luncheon was served following cards.
The guests were: Mrs. Walter Egge-
meyer, Mrs. Arthur ~Curme. Mrs. John
EThompson, Mrs. CARL Eggemeyer. Miss
lRhea Alderman, Mrs. Myron Crane,
Mrs. Fred Bayer and4Mrs. Carl Acker-
man.
Appearance here "Wednesday even
ing of the Joe Kayser orchestra, of
New York City, for a dance which Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Kolp are giving at the
Eagles hall, viii mark one of the
important social events of the week
The orchestra makingf it's premiere
in this city last December, drew one
of the largest crowds of dancers
which has ever attended n single affair
here. 1t. has national reputation and
has played at a number. of exclusive
dances in the east given for visiting
ROYALTY and other distinguished visit
ors, notably the Prince of Wales. Three
hundred invitations have been issued
for the dance this week! Dancing is
10 commence at $3.50 fo'clock. The
balconies will be open 10 spectators.
dance viii be given Thursday
evening at the Masonici sclub for all
.Masons. The3Paul I. Harris orchestra
will play.
Celebrating their 25th wedding an
Z. t
were given surprise party Saturday
evening at their home, on South Sixth
street. Cards were played during the
evening after which luncheon was
served The guasts were Mr.. and
Mrs John SchmeIle. Mrs. Chris Lantz,
Mrs. Rhoda Kettler, Willie Kettler,
Ben Prus, Gilbert Horr and son, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Spauldfng and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs Edward Hopping
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Kern. Mrs Edward Lantz and chill
dren. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Schnelle
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Iohse and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Lantz and children, and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Lantz
Mrs Chandler Williams entertained
a number of guests at dinner Sunday
in honor OF Mr. and Mrs. Tasting, OF
Fargo, Y. .. Covers were laid for Mr.
and Mrs. Tasting, Miss Lucille Hast
ing. Earl Duncan, Claire Arbaugh. and
the Williams family.
The Lawton club members were
guests OF Mrs. Leonard Thomas Wed
nesday afternoon at her home on
South Sixth street when they met for
their regular fortnightly meeting. The
time was spent informally and an
elaborate luncheon was served by the
hostess. Mrs Lon Grice will be hos
tess for the next meeting.
William r. Young. of this city, is
spending a month OF the winter sea
son at Tampa. Fla.
Mrs David Hawkins of North Eight
street has returned from a visit witt
relatives in Terre Haute.
Mrs. Carl Alderman and son Rober
of New York are. the guests of.relative:
in this city.
The Goldenrod Needle club will NEE
Tuesday Afternoon with Mrs. Elme,
Hawkins at her home on Fort Wayne
avenue.
The II. B. club will be entertained
by Mrs. Hugh Whitesell at her home
119 Randolph street, Wednesday after
noon.
Spanish-American war veterans will
hold their regular meeting Wednesda.
evening at 1880 o'clock at the cour
house.
The Progressive Literary club meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Jane
". Clements at her home on Sout
Fourteenth street
The Criterion club will meet Tue:
day afternoon with Mrs. w. l.. STUMP
of South Sixteenth street
The Confraternity of st. Mary
church will entertain at the ST Mary
Community house Tuesday evenin
with cards and dancing
The Community Service will hav
charge Of a recreational program
which will be given Tuesday evenfn
in the Jr o. L. A. NJ. hall in Colonia
annex, South Seventh street, by Ricl
mond Council 1856. S. B. A The publ
is invited. No admission will b
charged. The doors will open at
o'clock. Mrs. Roll Hamilton and P.
Slocum will be in charge.
Mrs. B. A. Bescher. 101 Lincol
street. will be hostess to the Quee
Esther society, past noble grands. {
Eden Rebekah lodge Tuesday afte
noon at o'clock.
The Tyrolean club meets with Mi!
Helen Snodgrass Monday evening
her home, so South Sixteenth stree
Initiation of candidates will be he
Monday evening at the Red Mems ha