The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-23

Invitations have been received here
for the wedding of Miss Marguerite
Wilke, daughter of Mrs. Jeanne West
colt Wilke, and Roger Everett Wat
ties, of Brookline, Mass, which will
take place at $3.50 O'Clock the evening
of Saturday, Nov. A. at the Ritz-Carl-
ton hotel in New York city. Among
those from this city who will attend
are: Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Carr and
Burton Carr, of Westcott Place Mrs.
Wilke and Miss Wilke formerly resid-
ed here.
A Halloween dance will be given
at the Richmond Country club Satur-
day evening for the members and
their eut-of town guests. The Jesse
Halberstadt orchestra of FIVE pieces
will play the program of dances. Pre-
ceding the dance dinner will be served
for which reservations should be made
no later than Friday morning. Dc
tober social committee members who
will act as hostesses for the affair
are: Mrs. Walter G. Butler, chairman;
Mrs. Clarence Gennett, Mrs. Edward
H. Harris and Mrs. L. G. Reynolds
A luncheon and sports-bridge will
be held Thursday instead of Wednes-
day this week at the country club.
Reservations for the luncheon should
Tie made by noon Wednesday. All
women of the club are invited to at
tend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Armbruster
tentertained Sunday at their home east
of the city. An elaborate dinner was
SERVED to the following guests: Mrs.
Is ~
and Mrs. Alfred Stephenson and Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Max of New Madison,
Ohio, Mrs Mary M. Murray, Mr.. and
Mrs. Symiel Gray, Mrs. Lynna Van
Sickle and daughter, Cosette, and Mr.
William Miller of Winchester, Ind
Mrs. Susan Mckee, Mr.. and Mrs. An.
drew Armbruster, Mr. Carl Armbrust
'er, Mr.. Abram Ferris, Mr. Thomas
Ferris, Mr.. and Mrs. William Arm
bruster. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Muir
ray and Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Beach
of Richmond. Il
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer. Kehfoth and
Mrs George Schultz were -hostesses
FOR a charming party, Thursday eve,
ming, when they entertained with a
miscellaneous shower in hornor of
Miss Margaret Schneidewind, whose
place Saturday. Pink and white was
artistically carried out in the decora-
lions and appointments. Bouquets @;
pink roses were used in the reception
rooms. Hearts were played during
the evening, favors going to Miss Mar
garet Schneidewind, and Miss Rachel
Shiefner Later a two-course luncheon
was served at small tables adorned
with tall bud vases of pink rose buds
FaYors were little pink satin bags
filled with rice. The guests were:
Miss Margaret Schneidewind. Mrs
Carl Sporting, of Centerville, Mrs. G
w Schneidewind Miss Ada Edmund
son. Mrs Emma Sporting, Miss Rache
Shiefner. Mrs. Emil Variance, Mrs
Walter KIehfoth, Mrs. Lene Heitbrink
Mrs Dena Fleming. Mrs. Ben Schnei
dedwind, Miss Genevieve Schneide
wind. Miss Julia Bratz, Mrs. Charlie;
Sinex. Mrs, Frank Weist, Mrs. Arthur
Conner. Mrs. George Klute, Mrs. Ell
mer Klehfoth and Mrs. Georgt
Schultz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Reid and MI
and Mrs William Wood have gon'
to Smithfeld. o., where they vii
spend a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd, o
South Sixteenth street, attended tn,
Ohio Michigan football game at Col
umbus, O., Saturday.
Willard Hoover. who is attendin
Ohio Military Institute at College Hill
o., spent Saturday and Sunday her
with his parents.
Miss Carlyle Pharris and Miss Gel
trude Wilson entertained with a Ha
lowe'en party Friday evening at tn
home of the former on Charles ave
nue.. Corn stalks, pumpkins and othe
Halloween decorations were use
throughout the rooms. Games, music
contests and dancing were enjoye
during the evening Fayors went
Miss Mary Hodapp and Miss Gertrud
Wilson Refreshments were served
the following guests: Miss Thelm
Tomlinson, Miss Mary Hodapp, Mis-
Violet Ruby. Miss Henrietta Jack
Miss Marguerite Wilson, Miss Mabt
Bortner. Miss Freda Longster of Can
bridge City. Miss lone Jenkins, Mis-
Gertrude Wilson. Miss Carlyle Pharri
Lewis Carroll, Bob Snyder, Linn
Cook. Bud Forbes. Donald Chambe
lain, Cecil Moore, Philip AsbuIy, Ra
Wilson Mearle Moore, Mr.. and Mr.
I. Essenmacker and children, MAI
and Elizabeth; John Pharris, of Fo
Treves, Texas, Mrs. Wilson and M
and Mrs T.. S. jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Williams e
tertained informally Sunday afternoc
and evening at their home on Nor
Eighteenth street in honor of Mr.. ar
Mrs. Roy Rupe, who were married r
Gently. The affair was in the natul
of a surprise party A number
gifts were received by the guests
honor during the afternoon. Supp
was served, covers being laid for Il
following persons: Mr. and Mrs. w
son Lutz, Mrs. Ed Downing and CHI
dren Almond and Virginia, Mr.. al
Mrs. Roy Rupe. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Jarrett and sons John and Edgar
Lynn, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Phelr
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jefferis al
daughter Wilma, Mr. and Mrs Charl
Rupe and children Clarence and Alic
Mrs. Jerry Jordan and daughter Rut