Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 213, 16 July 1920 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, INDn FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1920.

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An attractive party was'glyen Frt- ! day afternoon by Mrs. Bess Thompson ' Keats at her home on North Twelfth street in honor of Miss Cora Llchtenfels, who will be married to Albert Ryan, of Middletown, O., this month. During the afternoon Miss Lichtenfels was given a miscellaneous shower, the gifts being presented to her in a large basket by Master John Keats. Miss Betty Ann McDonald, of Huntington, West, Va., dressed as a bride, presented the bride-elect with a large shower bouquet, . A dainty luncheon was served by the hostess -whose guests included. Miss Cora Lichtenfels, Miss Julia Ldchtenfels, Miss Constance Bell, Miss Ann Harrington, Miss Marie Davis, Miss Meda Brown, Mrs. Omar Whelan, Mrs. Arthur Hill, Mrs. Lee Dykeman, Mrs. Ed Dykeman, Mrs. Hugh Mauzey, of Rushville, Mrs. Ray Mowe, Mrs. Arnold Kline, Mrs. Frank Hale and Mrs. Luther Feeger. Miss Dorothy Dllks entertained with an informal porch party Friday afternoon at her home on South Thirteenth street for the pleasure of Miss Cornelia Shaw, of Mt. Clair, N. J. During the afternoon : the hostess served refreshments to the following guests: Miss Cornelia Shaw, Miss Edith Moore, Miss Florence 'Bartel, Miss Mildred Schalk, Miss Miriam Hutton, Miss Marv Mather. Miss Eleanor Gifford,

Mrs. Walker Land, Mrs. Vernon Potter of Mansfield, and Mrs. Harry Dllks. Mlsa Mary Catherine Toungflesh entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of her "parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Youngflesh, South Fifteenth street, for the pleasure of her counsin, Miss Gertrude Veit, of Wapakoneta, O. The afternoon was spent playing cards, favors going to Miss Edith. Lewis, Miss Martha Jane Holcomb and Miss Emily Bailey. Late in the afternoon the hostess served refreshments to the following guests, Miss Gertrude Veit, of Wapakoneta, O., Miss Margaret Humpe, of Kokomo Miss Helen Murphy, of Corning, O., Miss Martha Jane Holcomb, Miss Janice Meredith, Miss Jane Johnson, Miss Edith Lewis, Miss Ethel Tillman, Miss Margaret Coe, Miss Virginia Harris, Miss Janet Harris, Miss Reba Morgan, Miss Mary Ann Swaynle, Miss Madge Townsend, Miss Josephine ' Bartel, Miss - Alice Starr, Miss Emily Bailey, Miss Helen Robinson, MJss Sarah Jessup, Miss Ruth Harrington, Miss Benita Monarch, and Miss Mary Catherine Youngflesh. Miss Martha Jane Holcomb was hostess for an informal dancing party Thursday evening at her home on

South Tenth street in honor of her

guest, Miss Helen Murphy, of Corning, O. During the evening the young people danced and played cards. Punch and wafers were Berved. Those invited included Miss Edith Lewis, Miss Emily Bailey, Miss Alice Starr, Miss Janice Meredith, Miss Helen Mnrphy, Henry Johnson, Robert Evans, Jean

Harding, Eugene Messick, Guy Varney

and Richard Holcomb. Junior Bescher, of Dayton, O., was

the honor guest at a party given Thursday afternoon by Mrs. B. A.

Bescher at her home on Lincoln street

During the afternoon the children en

joyed .games after which they were served a dainty luncheon. The little guests were Bernice Goyle, Maxine Leach, Melva Turner, Constance

Leach, Barbara Jane Frist, Marguerite Salsbury, Verlln Ford, Junior Ford, Huey Salsbury, and Junior Bescher. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Ed Crowell,- Mrs. Frist, Mrs. Muhl and Mrs. Leach. Miss Margaret Brumley, South Third street, was given a surprise party Wednesday evening by a number of friends who included Mr." and Mrs. Robert Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Burg, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mercurio, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Paust, Mr. and Mrs. William Bloemke, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Burg. Mrs. Burg, Miss Dodie GIffert, Mrs. Ida Luraer, Mrs.Anna Evans, Mrs. Anna Shipley, Miss Adda Sowers, Mrs. Eva Lee and family, Mrs. Laura Stanton and daughter Isabelle, Mrs. Roscoe Brumley. Mr. Philip Hazier, Miss Doris Flack. Miss Frances Evans, Miss Viola Bromley, Miss Vivian Nye, Miss Mildred Bromley, Miss Mildred Bloemke, Miss Lucile Ray, Mr. Paul Mer curio, Mr. Harold Bloemke, Mr. Glen Bromley, Master Perry Ray, Master Robert Paust, and Master Lester Lories Burg. The Jolly Twelve club was entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. William Keller, North Fifteenth street. Miss Elizabeth Turner, of Dayton, was a guest. After an arternoon spent in needlework the hostess served relreshments. Ten members attended.

Mrs. Fred Brown, North Nineteenth street, has gone to Cambridge City to svend the week end. Mrs, Leon Alexander, of Winchester, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ber nard Lahman, South Third street Mrs. Joseph Beck man and children were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lahman Thursday evening. The Loyal Daughters class will give a picnic next Thursday in the Glen for the members and their families. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. King entertained a few friends at dtaner Thursday evening at their home on South Twenty-first street. The guests ncluded Mr. and Mrs. Erie Reynolds. Dr. and Mrs. Lee C. Hoover and Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Gentle. Mrs. Edward Sharp, Randolph street, entertained the Daffodil club Thursday afternoon. '-Mrs. George Fogel and Miss Florence Boren were guests. Ten members were present The hostess served refreshments. Mrs. Walter Murray, South Ninth street, will be hostess for the club in two weeks. The Senior Luther League of the Trinity Lutheran church was entertained Thursday evening at the home

of Mr. and Mrs, Henry Goebel, North Eighth street. Officers were elected ;

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as follows: President, Walter Klehfoth; vice president, Qeorge Kemper; secretary, Mrs. Oscar TresseL and treasurer, Charles Kuhlman. - Arrangements were made for an outing to be held Thursday afternoon and evening at the farm of George Kemper. Following the business meeting the hostess served refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. John Osborne, had as their guests Thursday, Mrs. L. N. Willis and David Pegg. Miss Leota Hosbrook is spending the week-end in Dayton, the guest of relatives. Miss Cora Johnson entertained informally Thursday evening at her home on North D street in honor of Mrs. Frank Solomon who was married in June. Late in the evening the hostess invited her guests to the dining room, where she served a dainty luncheon. The dining room was decorated in yellow and white. Mrs. Lida Roser gave the history of John Murray, founder of TJniversallsm at a meeting of the TJniversallst Mission circle held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Balr, North Seventh street. After the program the guests were Invited to the dining room where a two course lunch

eon was served. The next meeting)

will be held August 12 at which time

the members will enjoy a picnic in the : Glen. J Announcements have been received here of the wedding of Miss Grace, Woodyard and Daniel F. Murray which took place June 17 in the First Congregational church in Denver, Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Murray, both of whom are residents of Ottumwa, Iowa, are taking a three months' wedding trip. Mrs. Murray is well known in Richmond, having taught Spanish in the night echol here. She is a niece of the Misses Cole, South Tenth streetWomen ot the Richmond Country club are looking forward to the Tennis Day, an innovation which win begin next Monday. All women of the club are invited to come and bring basket lunches as no lunch will be served at the club. Sports of all kinds will be features of the day. Officers of the Ladies' Aid society of the Trinity Lutheran church were elected at & meeting held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Haner, South Fourth street. They are: President, Mrs. John Ackerman; vicepresident, Mrs. George Tille; secretary, Mrs. George Fienning and treasurer, Mrs. Ed Turner. Mrs. Charles Welsbrod entertained

with a picnic Thursday afternoon in t . V. , , . . r , i I

Hazel Hessing of Cincinnati, and Miss Margaret Ireton of Springfield, O. The guests included the Misses Hessing, Miss Lreton, Miss Mary Meerhoff, Miss Clara Myrlck, Miss Helen Heitbrink. Miss Esther Thomas, Miss LiUV lan Bundy, Mies Reba Showalter and Miss Josephine Bartel.

State Health Board Will

Ipspect All Barber Shops Richmond barber, shop owners be

ware! Inspectors of the state board of health were ordered at the quarterly meeting of the board in Indiana

polis Wednesday afternoon to begin regular inspections of barter shops throughout the state. The inspectors were directed to close all shops "which are found In an unsanitary condition, or where It seems possible that disease might be transmitted or promoted." , The order was issued, Dr. John N Hurty, secretary of the board, saidi

as the result of numerous complaints made to him of conditions in many parts of the state.

Women Voters' League

. "The cost of food has risen 21 per cent during the last year; 104 per cent since 1913. The cost of clothing has risen 64 per cent since March, 1919." These statements are contained in a report by Mrs. Edward P. Costigan, chairman of the committee on food supply and demand. National League of Women Voters. Her statement is supported by that of an economist whose figures are based on Federal income tax returns and government investigations. She quotes him as saying: . "During the three years 1916-1918 the consumer has been paying the food corporation, whose reports are available over two and one-half times as large profits are were considered acceptable before the war."

Class of '19 Recalls Good Old Time in High School Old time love affairs, notes, teachers, dates, games and parties wert discussed at the first reunion of the class of 1919 of Richmond High school at Swallow Grove, west of Centerville, Thursday afternoon. About 50 members of the class attended. A picnia supper was served at 6 o'clock. The class then returned to Richmond and were guests of Fred Butler at the Washington Theatre. Butler is a member of the class of '19. Walter Stegman, Helen Eggemeyer. Josephine Hiatt and Earl Kelsker were la charge of the reunion. Others are

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