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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, AUG. 24, 1922.

I SOCIETY I

Among the most notable of the social functions of the late summer season was the very charming luncheonbridge party given today at the Country dub by Miss Nellie Morrow. A lovely color scheme of lavender and

pink was carried out with large baskets containing profusions of orchids, pink rosebuds, budlia, asters and gladioli, which were artistically arranged about the rooms, and in dainty pink and lavender tinted Burma lilies and unique hand-painted :place cards decorating each table: An elaborate luncheon was served at I-o'clock at several small tables, covers being laid

for-about 80. guests. -.-The aternoon

was passed very enjoyably In auction bridge, which was played at 16 tables. The invited guests included: Mrs.

Walter Davis, Misa Elizabeth Kuhn of Pittsburgh.' Pa., Mrs. Ramsey Pound-

stone, Mrs. Walter Engle, Mi3S Eleanor Seidel, Mrs. -Warren Clements,' Mrs.-Rudolph Knode, .Mrs. John W. Clements, Mrs. -R. D. .Morrow of Conoersville, Mrs." Wilbur C. Hibberd, 'Mrs.; Joseph Hill, Mrs. Frederick J. Carr,' Mrs. Robert Heun, Mrs. Wilson Magaw. 'Mrs. Houston Marlatt, Mrs. Edward. Williams,"" Miss Maxine Murray, Mrs. W. Newell . Todd, Mrs. Edgar Todd of Piqua, Ohio, Mrs. A. , J. Harwood, Mias Marjorie Monroe of Hartford. Conn., Miss Winifred Comstock, Miss Jane ..Carpenter, Mrs. Benjamin Hill.'Miss Olive Thomas, Mrs. Harry R. Lontz, Mrs. P. S. 'Bates,- Mrs. James A. Carr, Mrs. F. O.- Chambers, Mrs. Wilbur Oran Crawford, Miss M. E. B.

Culbertson, Mrs. Howard Dill, Mrs,

William Dudley Foulke. Mrs. Gath

Freeman. Mrs. Rudolph Leeds, Mrs.

Fred Lemon. Mrs. M. C. McWhinney,

Mrs. John Nicholson," Mrs.. E. L. Hiatt of Kansas City, Misa Marie Campbell of Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. -W. W. Reller. Mrs. Byram Robbins, Mrs. Mildred Cates. Mrs. Sam Gaar, Mrs. Milton Craighead of Washington, D. C. Mrs. Fred Gurty, Mrs. Henry Goldfinger, Mrs. E. H. Harris, Mrs. Omar Hollingsworth, Mrs. T. B. Jenkins, Mrs. H. Shuman Jones. Mrs. Frank Lackey, Mrs. Thomas Nicholson, Mrs. Harry Land. Mrs. John Lontz. Mrs. Lewis

Reynolds. Mrs. H. B. Staab. Mrs. W. D. Scoble, Mrs. Thomas Tarkelson, Mrs. P. S. Twigg, Mrs. W. C. Higgenbottom, Mrs. Ray Sbiveley, Mrs. Willard Z. Carr, Mrs. Paul Comstock, Mrs. J. A. Brookbank, Mrs. Jeanette Leeds, Mrs. A. D. Gayler, Miss Helen Johnson, Mrs. Harry Bockoff, Mrs. Robert Land, Mrs. Fred Pollitz, Mrs. Robert Study, Miss Martha Scott, Mrs. Harry Morrow of New York City, Mrs. Omar Murray, Mrs. W. P. Robinson, Mrs. Charles McGuire, Mrs. Earl Mann, Mrs. Fred Bartel, Mrs. Ben Bartel, Mrs. E. R. Beatty, Mrs. Paul V. Price, Mrs. Fred J. Bethard, Mrs. S. J. Beebe, Mrs. W. J. Blackmore, " Mrs. Walter Butler, Mrs. Ida Carpenter, Mrs. E. H. Cates, Mrs, Will R. Dill, -Mrs." Charles Druitt, Mrs. George Cates. Mrs. Dudley Elmer, Mrs. Frank

Mrs. John Crawford, Miss Doris Mc-

Keon of Grand Rapids, Mich., and Mrs. Charles Shiveley. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Brumfiel, of Easthaven avenue, announce the marrlaee nf their daughter, Hazel Lourena,

to Mr. Ray Le Roy Lamberson, son of

Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Lamberson, ot Cambridge City, which was solemnized with an impressive and beautiful ceremony at the home of the bride's parents at 4 o'clock, Wednesday afternoon, the Rev. Louis T. Jones, pastor " of the South Eighth street Friends

church, reading the single ring service in the presence of a few intimate friends and relatives. Palms and

ferns banked the altar before which the ceremony was performed. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Mary Brumfiel, who was attored in dainty frock of delicate peach-tinted organdy and carried -a- shower of Madam Butterfly roses. Mr. Roy Mathews attended the groom. The bride was stunning in an exquisite creation of shimmering white (satin and georgette crepe adorned with lace and beadwork embroidery, and. carrying a lovely bcxuriuct .". of pink rosebuds. Following the ceremony, a wedding supper was- served, carrying out a color scheme of .pink and white. Mr. ' and Mrs. Lambeison left on a motor trip through tine-east. Mrs. Lamberson for traveling wore a handsome

tricotine tailleair with . corresponding

accessories.- On' their return they will

be at home atuhe residence of the

bride's parents om. Easthaven avenue,

temporarily.' ; ' ; " . Complimentingf Miss Elma Igleman, of Boston, Mass. Miss Alice Knollenberg was hostesai for a lovely tea and reception at her tsome on South Fourth street Thursday afte rnoon. Asters, Jblack-eyed susans; : lilies, delphinum

and coxcernh, gathered in gorgeous profusions, offered; a brilliant background . for., the afteir. During the afternoon, " Miss Igleman, who is a promineatt:1nstrucbDr oCvoiceand soloist for orteof Boston's large churches, entertainisd with several selections.

Miss KnoXIenbergrwas assisted in serving by Mias Janet Seeker, Miss Hfelen Eggenieyer Miss Camilla Haner, Miss

Lois Johanntog Miss Juliet Nustaum,

and Mrs. William Loehr.

ROMANCE OF WAR BRIDE ENDED.

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One of the most conspicuous events of the week-enal Is the dinner-ta-idge to be given at tie Country club Saturday evening. Preparations are 'ibeing made for theai&air, which. will;make it one of the moat popular and -enjoyable events 'of tt&e week. Members who wish to IhaveMlinner or entertain guests at dinaer at'th club that even

ing are requested by the social committee to have! tneir reservations made by Friday nooaa. .Friday, in case of favorable weather, a .groop of women

players from the !Lami valley Country club, of Dayton,' Ohio, .will come

here to play the local club. All mem

bers of the club are. urged; to attend the tourney. Members of the Wedioso club held an unusually-enjoyable in-door picnic Wednesday evening, at the ' tyome of Miss Alice Vossler; on 'North Eighth street. A delicious supper was served at 6 o'clock, following which, five hundred was played. Several piano selections by Mrs. Floyd Scott and saxaphone numbers by Miss Vossler were also enjoyed. Those present were: Miss Wanda Johnson, Mi&s Lillian Johnson, Miss Flossie Money, Miss Hazel Van Metre,. .Miss Marie Wrede, Miss Margaret Jones, Miss

Olive Jones, Mrs. Edmund Sudhoff, Mrs. Floyd Scott, Mrs. LaVon Harper. Mrs. Harold Kohler, Mrs. 'Elmer Klehfoth. Miss Emma Hudson, of Lafayette, Miss Alice Vossler, and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Vossler. The next, meeting of the club will be held at the. home of the Misses Lillian and Wanda, Johnson, Sept. 6.

The twentieth annual reunion of the Warren M. Jones, family was held

with a very interesting meeting. Wed

nesday at the old home place, three

miles west of Richmond on the. Nation

al road. Officers elected at th reunion were: Miss Ruth Duke, president; Mrs. Edward Beeson, vice-pres..; and Miss Elizabeth Jones, secretartreas. Members of the family present were: Miss Margaret Ballinger, of Hubbard Wood, 11-1., Mrs. W. I. Wright, aadsson W. I. Wright, Jr., of Ft. Wayne,. Mr. and Mrs. William Jacobs and Mr-and Mrs. A. K. Higgs, of Dayton, Rev. and Mrs. John Roberts, of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jones, of Muncie, Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Jones, of Pennville, John Granville, Charles Granville, Harry Jones, Alan Jones, Mrs. Maude Jones and children, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Chamness andd children, of Modoc, Mr. and Mrs. EdVard Beeson, of Greensfork, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Olner and children of G-reens-fork. John Jones andJames Joraes, of Lynn, Florence Jones, of Lvnn, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Moore and children, of Winchester, Mr. and Mrs. Omar

Piatt and daughter, of Whitewate, Ernest Jones of Whitewater, Mr. and Mrs. B. g Walker, J. F. Duke, Mrs.! Melvina and Duke, and Miss Eliza-i

beth Jones, all of RichmondA delightful rurprise party wasgiven, Tuesday evening for Miss Pearl Muller, at her home on Fort Wayne avenue, by a number of her friends. During the evening music and games were enjoyed, and in the

iaie evening reiresnments were served4 to the following guests: Misses Pearl Muller, Esther, Pegg, Anna Pierce, Mable Craig, Grace Wissler.

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Mrs. Rene Pougnaud Beekman, a pretty war bride, 21 years of age, lias been sued by her husband, Lieut. Dudley A. Beekman, for divorce, charging that she permitted attentions from other men. Mrs. Beekman says her husband, an American officer at Bordeaux, Insisted on marrying her after only one day's acquaintance. She has nailed for her native country." ' .

Inez Turner, Correla Stanton Marguerite Kern, Cora Thompson, Clara Kern, Messrs. Walter ' Wissler, Robert Horacoty, Ray Williams, Gale Horner. Richard Robbins and Walter Stanley. , -

Miss 'Grace Stubbs is spending sometime the guest . of friends in Piqua, Ohio. For the .pleasure, of Miss Dillon, whose engagement to Mr. Frank Riser, ways recently announced, ; a . club of her friends entertained Wednesday, evening with a dinner party in the Pollys Primm tea rooms.' " Garden flowers were effectively used to det orate the table, where- the guests were seated. A delicious dinner was served to those present, and the evening was spent informally. Final preparations are being made lor -a picnip-to be given Sunday at Hickory Knoll by the Delta Theta Tau sorority and the Omicron Pi Sigma fraternity. The committees in charge of the affair are: Miss Anna Dallas, chaiiman; Miss Conda Ha-

worth and Miss Mary Chenoweth; Steven Smith, chairman, and Conrad Ottenfeldt.

Dr. and Mrs. C. J. turned from a four Battle Creek, Mich.

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Buttons Covered

Bucilla Package Outfits. Price very reasonable. LACEY'S 8 S. 9th, Phone 1755

Sunoce Motor Oil It's wholly distilled: it eliminates carbon troubles. McCONAHA'S GARAGE Phone 1480

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Miss Olive Thomas spent Thursday

m Indianapolis.

Miss Elizabeth Kuhn. of Pittsburg.

Pa., is the guest of Mrs. Walter Da

vis.

Mrs. Edgar Todd, of Piqua, Ohio, Is

me guest or Mrs. Newell Todd.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brokbank and

Misses Jane and Virginia Brookbank

left on a motor trip to Petoskey, Mich Monday. " . .

Mr. A. W, Wright, of Columbus, was

710 Main. Phone 1830

the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simpson and Miss Gladys ' Simpson, of South. Second streetMr. and Mrs: Cleve.Pyle, of South A street, have left on a motor trip to Lima,' Findlay. Ohio, and to Fort Wayne, to visit relatives.

Mr. Fred Jarvis - has left for Loa Angeles, Cal. 4 - " Mrs. L. E. Wentzvand daughters, Misses Katherine, Dorothy and Mary Louise, have returned from an extended trip through the east, where they visited Pittsburg, Buffalo,. Niagara Falls and Philadelphia. . - Clarence Brown is the :guest of friends and " relatives in Minnesota. Mr. and 'Mrs.xOrville Eggleston and daughter, Marian, and Mrs. Will French, of Streator, 111., who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Eggleston, of South Twelfth street, have returned to their home by motor. Mrs. Warner Dewell and Mrs. Fred

Jarvia and children have returned from Cincinnati, where they have spent several days. Misa Blanche Outland, of the Murray apartments, is the guest of friends in Lansing and Detroit, Mich. '. Luncheon will be served' it ,the Country club at 1 o'clock to members and their guests. A request is made by 'the stewardess that . members make their reservations by Saturday noon.A dance will be given at Beech-

wood, Sunday evening at 80 o'clock by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp. The Hoosier ' Melody Boys will play the order " of dances. The W. W. class of the New Westville church will hold its regular meeting, Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the church. The class has taken up thel study of the Bible, and extends a cordial invitation to anyone interested in the work to attend the meeting. All who come are requested to

bring their Bibles.

The W. B. A. of Macabees will

hold a' market Saturday at the First

National bank, from 9 until 3 o'clock. The Public Enjoyment -club of District No. 13 will hold a community

night at the school building, Thursday evening, beginning promptly

with games at 8 o'clock. Refreshments will be on sale at the meeting The public -s cordially invited to at tend the affair. Mrs. Douglas J. Minor will enter

tain the metabers of the , American Legion auxiliary, Friday afternoon at

2:30 o'clock at her home, 124 North Seventeenth street. All members are asked to bring a thimble and needles.

The Fairview Center will hold

community night, Friday evening at the Sevastopol school building, beginning at 8 o'clock, daylight saving

time. Ora Stegail will have charge weather prospects, Shelby county fair

oinciais welcomed the damp weatner in the hopes that it will be succeeded by sunshine when their own fair opens : next week. Liberal entries in all departments have been received.

of community games and singing at

the affair, motion pictures will be given, and a market will be hel ?. The Four Corner club will hold no more meetings during the month ot August, Mrs. Merle Williams wil lentertain the N. O. B. club, Friday afterr noon, at her home on South Fifteenth street.

LIBERAL ENTRIES REPORTED FOR SHELBY COUNTY FAIR SHELBY VILLE, Ind.. Aug. 24. With fair officials where fairs are in progress groaning over the gloomy

POPE TO "ATTEND" K. C. MEETING IN U. 3. VIA FILMS NEW YORK, Aug. 24. Pope Pius XI will view on the screen at the Vatican scenes at Atlantic City during the recent supreme convention of the

("Knights of Columbus it was announced

today. European Commissioner Edward L. Hearn of the K. of C, will lake the reel to Rome.

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Lot 36-in. French Serge, fine for school wear, also ?Q-, separate skirts, yard. UOC

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Avondale Creamery

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Kroger stores have earned a well-de-eerved Teputation for the quality of the butter they sell. Avondale is a rich, smooth creamery, fully the equal of most grocers' peak price grade. Country Club butter is the finest butter churned

genuine Whole Milk the same grade that commands the very highest price in New York and Chicago. Try it on ear corn!

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POTATOES, Best Irish Cobblers, 15 lbs. . .28c BANANAS, Large and Ripe, per pound 5c LEMONS, per dozen 24c APPLES, Fine Eating and Cooking, 3 lbs. . . 10c

KROGER MADE CAKES and CRACKERS Without Per as to Quality Ginger Snaps, lb. 106 Sodas or Butters, lb 12J Spice Jumbles, lb. 106 Cocoanut Taffy Bars, lb. 156 Macaroon Snaps, lb. .-.-156 Graham Wafers, lb 126 Vanilla Wafers, lb 186 Country Club Iced Cakes

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Chocolate Silver Raisin Cocoanut, each. ........

New Avondale Peas, can ..15c Stand. Wis. Peas, No. 2 can 11c Del Monte Spinach, new pack, can 17c Asparagus, new pack, No. 1 can -.18c Sweet Potatoes, large can.. 15c Campbell's Beans, can ...10c Country Club,, with pork and tomato sauce 9c Salmon, pink Alaska, tall.. 12c C. C. Mayonnaise Dressjng, 12-oz. bottle 25c Hires Root Beer Extract, per bottle 18c Avondale Extract, bottle ..9c Sugar S,cl"lif!S:7,2c Coffee per pound . 33c Cream CHEESE 25c lit. (Rich, Mellow, Creamy) COUNTRY CLUB Grape Juice 5!Si.:20c

COUNTRY CLUB SMOKED MEATS . U. S. Inspected, Mild Cured and Smoked SMOKED CALLIE HAMS, whole, per pound 1Sl BREAKFAST BACON, 3-lb. piece or more, per pound ."w COTTAGE BUTTS, hole, 2 to 3 lbs., per pound Ho BEAN BACON, for seasoning, per pound , . 14J4

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