The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-28

Tor Two lovely functions when she en-
tertained Informally Thursday and FRI
DAY afternoon at her home 80 South
lWeitth street Five hundred was
played at several tables at the party
Thursday the honors going to Miss
Stella knode and Mrs. Robert Lindley
Coat. The guests were: Mrs. Harold
Grimes, Mrs Clyde n. Senior, Mrs.
Earl Bone, Mrs Robert l.. Coate. Miss
Stella Knode, Miss Ellen Mccarthy,
Miss Doris Groan, Miss Janet Seeker,
Miss Marie ConneI and Miss Mary
Williams.
Friday afternoon the guests were
entertained at cards, bridge being
played at several tables. The favor
went TO Mrs. Mark eShofer Among
nose present were: Mrs. Zenephon
King, Mrs. Paul Miller, Mrs Phillip
Robbins, Mrs. Robert N. Land. Mrs.
Mark Shofer. Mrs. Everett McConaha,
Mrs. Robert Study, Mrs. John nj. Craw-
ford, Mrs. Forest f. Mills, Mrs. Law
renee Jessup and Miss Olive Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Edgar Nicholson.
who are leaving in a few days for
permanent residence lin, Washington,
y. G., were given an informal recep-
ton at the West Richmond Commu-
nifty house by members of the West
Richmond Friends church, of which
they are members One hundred
guests were entertained during the
evening. The Rev. Charles Woodman
spoke briefly for the members of the
church and Mr.. and Mrs Nicholson
responded with brief remarks. Re-
freshments were served during She
evening. The rooms of the communi-
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arrangements of flowers and ferns for
the occasion.
Fayors in cards given at the benefit
party given by the D. A. r. Friday
afternoon at the Hotel Westcott went
TO the following persons: Mrs. Ernest
Hill, Mrs. Clyde n. Senior, Mrs. Fred
Miller, Mrs. Joseph Kuppin, Mrs Wal
ter Daley, Mrs. WI. BlackmoFe, Mrs
Robert l.. Study, Mrs. Frank I, Brat
fit, OF Detroit, Mich, Mrs. Clifford
Piehl, Mrs. Russell Johnson, Mrs.
George o. Brien, Mrs. George l..
Gates, Mrs. w. 0. Crawford, Mrs. A
l.. Froelich, Miss Lois Johnson and
Miss Mae Weiss.
Country club members were guests
at dinner and informal dance given
by the January social committee Fri
ny tFtnlhS- Inc pdIt I'eIIhIt h tIlS
first appearance here of the Treaty
City Six, of Greenville, Ohio.
With music, costumes and pictures
the Trifolium society of the First Eng
fish Lutheran church, with Mrs. w.
w Gaar as conductor, will take a trip
through Spain at o'clock Monday
eve>lng in the Adam H. Bartel com
pany's factory at South Eighth and B
~ wis
his pleasure and invites the congre-
cation of the First English Lutheran
church to be their guests.
One Of the large dancing parties of
the week will take place Saturday
evening when the Order of the East
ern Star is entertaining for all
Masons. The Paul I. Harris orchestra
will play the order of dances.
The Ben Hurs are giving a dance
Saturday evening for which the Eaton
orchestra will play. Invitations must
be presented at the door.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the A. o. H.
are giving a card party and dance
Monday evening at St. Mary's com
munity hall There will be special
music for the dancing. Luncheon will
be served during the evening. The
Gonzaga club, 612, will give dance
at the Y. NJ. l. club Tuesday evening
Special music will play for the dane
ing. Persons are asked to note that
the dance is being held on Tuesday in
stead Of Thursday evening as usual.
The knights of Columbus are hold
ing a class and assembly dance Thurs
day evening at st. Mary's community
hall. The Harry Frankel Entertainers
will play the order Of dances. The
assembly will be from 9 until IL
o'clock.
The leading event of the week will
be the appearance here of the Joe
Kayser players, of Rectors cafe, New
York City, at dance which the Elks
are giving at their lodge Wednesday
evening for members and their Out-of-
town guests. Special features are be
ing arranged for the affair and for the
entertainment of the guests.
Mrs L. c. Chamness was hostess to
the U. c. r. club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. George Chrisman received the
favor in a contest which was held
Mrs. Ashur WOoley gave several vo
cal solos. Mrs. o. F. Downing was
made a member of the club Refresh
ueutS were served ldLef.. MIS-. .Enllly
Stratton was a guest of the club. The
next club meeting will be held with
Mrs. Fred Lahrman in two weeks.
One of the largest church functions
of the week took place in the recep-
ton rooms of the First Baptist church
Friday evening, when the Parker Me-
mortal and Brotherhood classes en-
tertained with a banquet and party
for the Perseverance class. Preced-
ing the banquet an entertainment of
musical numbers and readings was
given in the church. The banquet
room was decorated in streamers oil
red. white and blue. Dinner was
served to between IS and 100 guests
at three long tables. Perseverance
class members were seated at the cen
trial table, on which the flower ar
rangements and appointments were
carried out in blue and illuminated
by candlelight The Brotherhood class
was served at a table which was or
uanPnted with decorations in red and