The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-23

neSday, evening. Table appointments
and decorations were carried out in
shades of pink and white. The table
was Illuminated by pink and white
candles in crystal holders. Bouquets
of pink rosebuds adorned thu tables
and roses were given as favors to the
guests. Covers were laid for Miss
Olive Boyd, Miss Lillian Mccain,
Miss Glenna Crome, Miss Virginia
Green, Miss Gertrude Matthews, Miss
Siberia Neff, Miss Violet Brucker, Miss
Mamie Henderson, Miss Ruth Dafler,
Miss Mary Herman, Miss Viola Went
ling, Miss Treva Dafler Miss Mabel
Gilmore. Miss Margaret Kelly, Miss
Esther Boyd, Martha Ball, N. w. STAN
ley and Willard Ball.
Mrs. William Schneider entertained
! for the Lawton club Wednesday aft
ernoon at her home on South Fourth
street. Plans for the Easter bazaar
Fwere discussed. A luncheon with ap-
pointments in Easter colors was serv-
led later by the hostess. The guests
were: Mrs. Ferdinand Yedding, Mrs.
Roy Reynolds, Mrs. Lon Grice, Mrs.
Conrad Weist, Mrs. Benjamin Heit-
haus, Mrs. Joseph Mango, Mrs. Gilbert
Hennigar, Mrs. Horney, Mrs. Richard
tOOA6c, MIS. Wltildlu SCuucluST, anu
Miss. Dorothy Schneider The next
nigar at her home on South Fifth
street in two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Faucet enter
tanned the U. B. Hustlers and their
| husbands with a pie social Tuesday
evening at their home on North Nine
teenth street. Games and contests were
features of the evening. Among those
present were: The Rev. and Mrs. H.
S. James, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wood
ruff, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Williams
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Milroy
Baird and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Stan
ley Appleton and family, Mr. and Mrs.
John Coffman and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Lamb and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ruhl and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ollie Harter and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Weaver and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Roberts and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Phelps, Mrs.
Claude Yoke and daughter, and Mrs.
Ethel Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Tudor entertain
I ed with o'clock dinner at their
home on South Fourth street in honor
of the siXtieth birthday anniversary of
John Bolesch. Covers were laid for
Mrs. Emma Turner and children, Eliz-
beth, Pauline and Russell; Miss Rose
\ Bosch, Albert Bosch, George Bosch,
and John Bosch.
Miss Helen Pottenger entertained
with a slumber party for members of
the d. l.. X. at her home in honor of
the birthday Of Miss Eula Krouse.
Those in the party were Miss Madge
Whitesell, Miss Thelma Champion,
Miss Dorothy Sims, Miss Merle Thistle
thwaite, Miss Juanita Detmer, Miss
Lydia Haseltine, Miss Laura Burns,
Miss Bernice Weaver. Miss Ruby Ell
lott, Miss Eula Krouse. Miss Mildred
4 Kr0use, Miss Grace Pottenger and
Miss Helen Pottenger.
4 About sixty young people of the
First Baptist Sunday school were en-
ttertained at party given Wednesday
evening at the church. The affair was
in honor of the Junior and Senior
basketball teams. Games, stunts, and
contests were features of the enter
tainment. Later refreshments were
served to the guests. Among those
present were: Miss Dorothy Williams
Miss Ethel Cox, Miss Katheryn Col
: lings, Miss Laura Beach, Miss Har
riett Baldwin, Miss Elizabeth Unthank
Miss Carrie Stewart, Miss Lorraine
Kenney, Miss Thelma Stott, Miss
Clara Beach, Miss Clara Monroe, Miss
, Ruth Unthank, Miss Verna Stewart
Miss Ruth McMahan, Miss Alma Will
liams, Miss Thelma Williams, Miss
J Florence McMahan, Melville Slifer
Harley Shuh, James Shuh, Harry Nor
: ton, Dale Anderson, Kenneth Holt
/ camp, Clifford Parker, Herbert Norton
: William Pardon, Kenneth Baxter, Tee
: Barton, Arthur Mains, Richard Hay
| Russell Carver, Gilbert Haxton
Claude Lane, Robert Powell, George
. Townsend, Harry Cox, Taylor Holli
, day, Orville Slifer, William Hensley
Raymond Cox, John Hensley, Pau
Vessel, Earl Taggart, Dan Fitzpatrick
4 William Brady, Earl Thomas, Russell
Q McMahan, Floyd Schlough, Mrs. Don
8 aldson and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cox
The Pythian Circle will be enter
: tanned by Mrs. George Harkins a
! her home, 413 North Eighteenth
u street, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Paul Ross will be hostess t,
the Hilltop Sewing club Friday after
2 noon at her home on South Twenty
:, second street.
4 The U. c. T. club will be enter