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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, AUG. 18, 1922.
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One of the most prominent affairs of the week Vas the charming luncheonbridge party given Friday at the Country club by Mrs. Benjamin Johnson and Mrs. Raymond Nicholson. Baskets of snapdragons, larkspur and budlia were artistically arranged about the rooms end on the luncheon tables, where covers were laid for about 56 guests. In the afternoon bridge, was played by the guests. Those Dresent were Mrs. How
ard Dill - Mrs. Omar Hollingsworth, Mrs. T.B. Jenkins, Mrs. Shuman Jones, Mrs. John Lontz, Mrs. Adam Bartel, Mrs. Fred Lemon, Mrs. John Nicholson, Mrs. Thomas Nicholson, Mrs. George Seidel, Mrs. S. E. Smith, Mrs. I G. Reynolds, Mrs. Charles McGuire, Mrs. Charles Shiveley, Mrs. Paul Cornstock, Mrs. Joseph Connor, Mrs. Irvin Coffin, Miss Adelia Brownell of Cincinnati, Mrs. Warren Clements, Mrs. Robert Heun, Mrs. Rudolph Leeds, Mrs. Willard Carr, Mrs. Rudolph Knode,
Mrs. Albert Gayle, Mrs. Yale Schivley,
of Connersville, Mrs. John Clements, Miss. Eleanor Seidel, Mrs. Walter Da-
Tis, Miss Mary Allen of Fostoria, Ohio, Mrs. Fred Bartel, Mrs. Frederick Carr, Mrs. Walter Butler, Miss Elizabeth Comstock, Mrs. Edmund Hiatt, of Kansas City, Mrs. Ray Shiveley, Mrs. W. P. Robinson, Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd, Mrs. Dudley Elmer, Mrs. Walter Engl, Mrs. Wilson Magaw.Mrs. Frank Druitt, Mrs. Edward Williams, Mrs. Byron Robbins, Mrs. Paul Price, Mrs. Henry Goldfinger, Mrs. Ben Bartel, Mrs. Joseph Hill, Mrs. Harrie Dilks, Miss Gertrude Bartel, Miss Martha Scott, Mrs. Houston Marlatt, Miss Katherine Quigg, Mrs. Nicholson and Mrs. Johnson.
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Mrs. Walter Dalbey was hostess for a lovely dinner-bridge party Thursday evening at her home on South Tenth fetreet, for. the pleasure of Mrs. Josephine Gilcrist of Los Angeles, CaL; Mrs. Edwin Smith, of Texas, and Mrs. James Barkdell. of Cincinati, Ohio.
Gladioli, snapdragons and baskets of beautiful old-fashioned flowers were used in profusion about the rooms. An elaborate dinner was served to the guests, after which auction-abridge was enjoyed during the evening. The guests included: Mrs. Gilcrist, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Barkdell, Mrs. W. J. Blackmore, Mrs. Thomas Tarleson, Mrs. Frank Glass. Mrs. Harry Kluter, Mrs.
Wallace Teeguarden, Mrs. Ira Swisher,' jMrs. Harry Shaw,- Mrs. "Henry Gold;i1nger, Mrs. Eleanor Webb, Mrs. Dempsey Dehuis, Mrs. ; Charles E. Webb, "Mrs"." Will Porter, Mrs. Alvin Fox. Mrs. :Edwin BL. Churchell and Mrs. Dalbey. , Announcement. Is made of the mar-'riage-iOf Miss Belle Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Taylor, of 'Northwest Fifth street, and John Paul f Ayers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Ayers, of Richmond avenue, which was solemnized with a quiet and impressive '.ceremony Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Stamper, the Rev. Stamper officating. Following the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Ayers left on a wedding trip. They wil be at home at 210 Northwest Fifth street .about the,fist of September. Herbert -Pat ton will play a violin
-solo- at: the .morning service at thej
: First Baptist cnurcn &unaay. ' t Mrs. Josephirfe Gilchrist, of Los Anjgeles, Cal., is the week-end guest of :,Mrs. Frank Glass of East Main street. T Mrs. James Barkdell, . of Cincinnati, ;Ohio, is the house-guest of her sister, Mrs. Walter Dalbey, of 28 South Tenth ; street. r Miss Eleanor Martin of North Tenth street, is spending the week-end with ;friends In Indianapolis.
Mrs. James Lawler and son, Em,mett Lawler, of St. Charles. Mo., are the guests of Miss May and Miss Anna Golden, of South Eighth street. . ; Miss Mable Taylor, of Centerville,
.was the week-end guest of Mj. and Mrs. Raymond Cain, at Camp. Rest-A-, While, near Williamsburg, r Mr. and Mrs. G. W.' Busher, Mrs. Phil Roser and MiV Emma Kuth will spend the week-end in Dayton and franklin, Ohio. A delightful farewell party was given Thursday evening in honor of Miss Wil ma Jane Huston, at the home of Mrs. G. W. Chandler on Southwest -Third street. Musis, games and dancing were enjoyed by the guests during - ;the evening, after which dainty refreshments were served to the guests. Those present were M ss Huston, Miss J-Ruth Harris, Miss Leona Hukil, Miss Margaret Ellen Chandler, Neal Logue, -Oliver Martin, Frank Turner and Mr.
and Mrs. Chandler. J Fort the pleasure of Forest Eckler, "a. delightful birthday party was given TWednesday evening by Mr. and Mrs. UFL. J. Kendricks. at their home. Games and dancing were enjoyed during the evening, after which several musical ; numbers were played by Paul Hilling. ;ln the late evening, refreshments were 'served to the following persons: Mr. and Mrs.Forest Eckler, Matt Eckler,
of Liberty, Mr. and Mrs. Kendricks,
.Charles Kendricks, Daniel Kendricks, jf 'Mrs. Florence Thenis, Miss Pearl The-il
:nis, Miss Goldie. Cornell, Miss. Opalj Fay, Miss Florence Mills, Miss' Thel-i
ma Kendricks. Charles Ruhl, Clarence Mercer, Paul -Hilling, Lewis Hood, "George Barry and William Calkins.
, A delightful picnic party was enjoyJed by a "party of persons Wednesday .evening on the farm of StephenEu..daly, south of Richmond. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. John Graf, Miss : Dorothy Graf, Mrs. O. J. Morgan, Miss .Sarah Rose Morgan, Miss Lucile Wehrley. Miss Lillian Esther, Mrs. Ce-t-cilia Beyson, Mrs. Grace Elliot, Miss JRuth McLear, Miss Naomi Shutz, Miss ;Alice Taylor, Miss Anna Rheuble and Miss Mildred Brown, j The Senior Luther league of Trinity Xutheran church and their families '.and friends enjoyed a picnic supper rat Nolan's Fork, three miles north Xf Centerville, where and Mrs. Dan
' 'Weber and"Mr. and Mrs. Will Hawe-
kotte are camping. About 67 persons attended the affair, which was in charge of Mrs. Ernest Nieman, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Klenfol Jh and Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Frauman. Those present enjoyed a weiner roas jt and marsh-
mallow bake, after whiiti games were played under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Frauman, and songs were sung by Miss Mary Louise i Snavely, Miss Bernice Gobel and Mi; js? Betty Sharp. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Roland Roser and fam By, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Capion and fenily, Mr. ana
Mrs. Claude Addlemaa. Mrs. George
Crandall, Miss Rea Cismdall, Howard
Klute, Mrs. FreH Gotxtf, Miss Bernice
Gobel, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Frauman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben HeitWaus, Miss Etnei Heithaus, Miss Thelrasi Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Juei;-gens, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kemper, .TMiss Ruth Kem
per, Miss Mary Kemper, Miss Margaret
Kemper, Richard Kemqier, Jr., Mr. ana Mrs. Walter Klehfothj Gordon Kleh-
foth. Mr. and Mrs. 1 '.rnest Nieman,
Miss Mook, W. Niejro ehner, Mr. and Mrs ?Tan Weber. Miss Martha Weber,
Miss .Miriam Weber, ' Lewis Stauber, i
Mr. amd Mrs. Harry" Lang, Richard Lang, Harold -Lang, J lisa Ruth Lang, Edward Lang, Mr. and Mrs. Lohse, Miss Barbara Lohss, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Miss Martha.? Brown, Mr. and Mrs. George Fienniir:, Miss Esther Fienning, Miss Marti a Fienning, Mr., and Mrs. Will Hawehotte, Roy Hawekotte, Charges Hawekotte, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gobel. Mtrs. Sharp, Miss
Betty Sharp and Miss Mary Louise Snavely. The tenth, ammal islcnic of the -Progressive club of "Williamsburg was held at Camp Rest-a-Vhile at Williamsburg Wednesday; The club is an organization connected! with the Williamsburg IMethodisfc Episcopal church and was organized 10 years ago. The
attendance1 at the picnic Wednesday
was one of Hhe largest ever had. Swimming and; boating were enjoyed during
the day and at noon, at delicious picnic luncheon was serveL Three new members, ,Mrs. Hazel Frinklin. Mrs. Mae Smith, and Mrs. Virginia Clark, were taken, into the ictib. Those who attended the affair rwere: Mrs. Nell
Beard, Mrs. Ometr ' Pearce, Mrs. Blanche Goggshall a:Qd hildreni Reade Pearce, Omer Peanse;, Mrs. Chalfant, Miss Esther Chalfarrt, Mrs. Lida Riggleman. Miss Winona iRiggleman, Mrs.
Pearl Durbin, Miss eta Durbrn, Miss Laura Compton, Neil Compton, Mrs. Clara Cain, Williami Cain, Miss Vera Cain, Mrs. Lois Armstrong, Macey Armstrong, Mrs. Ceeorge Armstrong,
Mrs.. Robert Armstrong,, Mrs. Rutn Armstrong, Miss f Katherine Armstrong. Max Armstrong. Mrs: Hazel Franklin and childwn, Miss Virginia Clark. In the afternoon the following persons attended: Mrs. Mae Smith, James Smith, Ralph .Luster, Miss Marjorie Hollingsworth.'". Miss Marguerite Keith, Miss Thelma," Snodgrass, Mrs. Opal McNutt, Miss ; Maggie McNutt, Gene McNutt, Miss' Mildred Keith, Miss Maxine Snodgrass, Mrs. Leota Duke, Miss Ewlynt Duke, Howard Duke, Mrs. Leona Merchants of Lima, Ohio. Miss Ruth Smith and Miss Hazel Hardwick. ; '
Luncheon wil be served to members and their guests at itbe Country club Sunday at 1 o'clock. Members are requested to have 'Sheir reservations made by Saturday ncson. Mr. and Mrs. Bert tKolp wil be host and hostess for a tince Sunday at Beechwood pavilion. tSullivan's Happy Six will playjthe ordcer of dances. The legionnaires of the Mooseheart
legion wil hold a market Saturday at
the market house. Members are re
quested to have their' contributions at
the market house by hociock.
The W. B. A. of Mafeabees wil meet
in the I. O. O. F. hall Friday evening
at 8 o'clock, promptly.. All members
are urged to attend. . ; ' '
There will be a pie social at the
Elkhorn Baptist church. Saturday evening. All ladies are requested to bring
a pie.
The Degree of Honor will hold a market Saturday at Romey's store. All
ladies of. the order are requested to have their contributions at the store by 9 o'clock. A dance will be given in Vaughn hall Saturday at 8:30 o'clock by the Degree of Honor for members and their friends.. Miller's orchestra will play the program of dances. Wednesday afternoon, a public card party will be given in the hall by the order at 2:15 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to attend the affair.
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Irish rebels preparing to flee before the advance of Free State troops at Waterford, Ireland,
Dynamited barracks in WaUrf ord, Ireland.
fit in the barracks during their occupancy. The rebels are being hard pressed generally. .
blew up the barracks as they evacuated the town.- They had installed a completewireless out-
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CARLOS, Ind: Revival services
closed Tuesday evening. .Mrs. George Smith, Miss Marie Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul .Beard attended the iuneral of the former's mother, Mrs. Ben Thompson of, Lynn, held at Liberty Thursday afternoon. Rev. Henry Pickett officiated Arlo Winget is attending the Newcastle fair this week. Mrs. Glenn Adamson entertained her nieces, Misses Gladys and Martha Albertson Tuesday.. The County Line
Threshing ring met at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Will Murphy Tuesday
evening for settlement, and elected officers as follows:- Paul Oler, president and Glenn Adamson, secretary. They had a picnic Friday afternoon in
rOtis Turner's grove. Ice cream and
cake was served Mrs. Sam Fennimore entertained Mrs. Bart Burroughs to dinner Thursday Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Turner are entertaining their nieces, Misses Elma and Louise Johnson of Cicero, Ind Mr. and Mrs George Catey are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller of Boone county. Stace Catey is doing their work Mr. Russell Morrison and Claude Catey went fishfng Thursday... Mrs. Clarence Holloway, teacher, and Mrs. Orville Cox, assistant teacher of the Intermediate class at Morgan Creek" picnicked with the class at Union Center Wednesday.
Those present' were Misses Helen Doll, Delphine Johnson, Elizabeth Conway, Doris Mikesell, Mabel Smith, Donald Williams, Ray Suttle, Reed Cox, Howard Cates, Noal and Frank Bryan Miss Aletha Bryan is working in Richmond The Bodkin reunion will be held at Mill's Lake, Aug. 23 Mr.
Earl Clements and Miss Sarah Jane
Clements were in Richmond Monday,
....Donald Williams is spending this week with his grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. John Hardwick. ; .0. . The Home
Economics class met Thursday after noon at the school, building with Mrs
Sam Fennimore as hostess, and Mrs. Bart Burroughs and Mrs. Lib Thomas on the program, the subject being "Food." The class is invited to meet with Mrs. Ada Adamson next Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 23 The Martindale Threshing ring met for their annual picric Tuesday afternoon in' Pete Hard wick's grove, and re-organized, with Link Ringo elected president, Ed Addington, secretary, and Lloyd Whitehead, treasurer Irvin Oren and Orville Kennedy are putting up a chimney for Verlie Love.
. ...Leander Chamness and family are spending the week in Celina; Ohio, and Jay county. I . .Alice Johnsoni who has
been in Muncie the past week, returned to her home here Monday afternoon. . . .Miss Marjory Hollingsworth gave a house party last week end. The guests were Miss Georgle Johnson of Losantvjlle, Miss Bernice Davis and Miss Lucile. Keith. The young ladies motored to Richmond Saturday night and enjoyed the show given at the Murray. .. .Mrs. Cary Reynolds of
Anderson, Mrs. Harry King of Greens-
fork, called on Mrs. Grant Watkms here Monday afternoon Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Smith and daughter
Katherine Elizabeth from near New Castle, and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Piehe of this place spent Sunday at Glen Miller park.... John Davis was , in Richmond Tuesday.. Miss Laura Sullivan from near Greensfork was the guest of Miss Louise Kinley here a part of last -week Mrs. Caroline
Campbell, an aged resident of this place, is quite sick at this writing.... Miss Louis Kinley is on the sick list. ....Miss Edna Rich, west of town, is the guest of Pauline Smith, near Newcastle Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Griffith and daughter Katherine, Ray Stewart and Mr. Orm Cranor started
on a motor trip to Wisconsin Saturday. They intend to be in Michigan a part of pie two weeks they are to be gone. Miss Lillian Dudley of Newcastle who has been staying here with her aunt, Mrs. Jane Daugherty, the past two months, returned to her home Sunday. Mrs. Daugherty will accompany her for a week's visit Mr. and Mrs. Line Watkins, Mr, and Mrs. Roscoe McConkey and daughter will leave Thursday for ten days' outing at Waverly Beach Katie and Mable Voris, of Indianapolis, who have been here caring for their jgrandmother, Mrs. Caroline Campbell, for the past week, returned to their home Thursday . . . . Vernon Reynolds underwent an operation by Dr. A. V. Sibert. of .Lima," last
Thursday.... ReV. and Mrs. Nowels of
this place are attending a Beries of Bible lectures at Winona lake for two weeks.... A company of residents of Fountain City picnicked at Camp Rest Awhile Thursday The bankers of Winchester motored here Wednesday and enjoyed a six o'clock chicken din
ner at the Williamsburg Inn Mr. Woolf, of Dayton, visited Vernon Reynolds here Wednesday Mrs. Eva Borton, of Middletown, is here for a few days The Progressive club of the M. E. church had their annual picnic at Camp Rest Awhile Wednesday. The time was spent in boat-
riding, -bathing and various other
ways.
ELKHORN, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter Turner and sons, Joel and Frank,
'and Mrs. "Mattie Glascow. all of Bra-j Partner Rnmr1 nf Wnrhs Head
zu, ma.; nr. ana Jure, ixmis dwsuu,
Mrs, Joe Seaney and Cyrus Beeson called on Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beeson and son, Bobby, Monday afternoon... Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pollard, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roby and children, Mr. and Mrs. Giles Williams and son Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colvin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradbury and chil
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Alden Naylor and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kaufman and children picnicked along the Abington river Monday evening
Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Paddock, Mr.
and Mrs. George Holmes and Miss Bessie Holmes attended the Railsback
reunion Thursday Margaret and!
Charle3 Routson spent Thursday with Robert, Harold and Russell Hartman ....Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sltloh and children, Mrs. Tom Stevens and son, Orville, and Mrs. Mark Meek and son, Glenn, called on Mrs. Sallie Brumfield and Miss Mattie Snyder Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colvin camped at Waterloo Saturday and Sunday. .'I. Mr. and Mrs. John Hartman and sons, called on Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hartman Sunday afternoon.... Miss Geneva Blessing spent the weekend with her parents at Fountain City ....Miss Elizabeth Tremble is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Louis Beeson Mr. and ..Mrs. Charles Sitloh called on Mr. and Mrs. Tony Toschlog and children Sunday evening William Foley, of
Richmond, is visiting Paul and Wal
ter Chamberlain .this week.. ..Mr. and
Mrs. 'E. H. Routson called on Mr. and
Mrs. John Hartman Thursday even
ing....Tom Heinbaugh is assisting
George Turner with clover cutting.
Says Richmond Stands High Alfred Bavis, formerly of Richmond, where he served as president of the board of works under the Robbins administration, is spending two weeks in this city. Bavis is now a resident of Pasadena, Calif. This city is in excellent conditions from a municipal standpoint, he said Friday. "I have been over the city and have no criticism at all to make," he said Friday morning in the course of a talk with city officials. "Pasadena is supposed to be the garden spot of the
world, but if Richmond had available the same things that are available in
Pasadena for beautification purposes Richmond would not take second
place."
MARK AT NEW LOW MARK NEW YORK, Aug. 18. The German mark yesterday declined to a new low record price of 8? cents per hundred. One bank reported it had offers of 10,000,000 marks at his price and no lakers.
Irvin Juergens is assisting John Hawley with farm work Mr. and Mr3. Charles Sitloh and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Isenhour and children. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stevens and children called on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heinbaugh and children Mrs. John Hartman called on Mrs. Howard Hartman Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sitloh and children spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Meek and son, Glenn.
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A market will be held by the Earlham Heights Dorcas society Saturday at the First National bank. Members are requested to have their contributions at the home of Mrs. Brumfiel or Mrs. Meek by 8:30 o'clock.
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WILLIAMSBURG,"' Ind. H. D. Rose and family were called i to - Liberty Tuesday by the death of J. M. McMann Bable Taylor of Centerville was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cain at Camp Rest Awhile last Saturday and Sunday Mr. and Mrs. James Ladd and Mrs. -Allen Franklin attended yearly meeting Sunday....
Mr. and Mrs. Addison Berg, Mrs. Laura Masters and Iiss Jennie Rose Mehany spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Rose Eva Campbell, Carl Campbell and family of Marion were guests of relatives here last week end. Mable Taylor of Centerville was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Ladd Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sliffer and Mrs. George Kelley of Richmond were the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ball at Camp Reynolds.
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