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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
4
Country club launches a season of cooperative dinners and dances. The schedule lists hosts for May through December with many couples credited for each event. A May 21 dinner near Lockport featured extended Frye family relatives and friends from Lockport Burrows Logansport and Bringhurst across several generations.
The Bards hosted a delightful party and supper at Mrs N W Bowen's East Main street home on Tuesday evening. Guests included Dr L H Smith, Mrs Smith, Miss Shelly, Dr F H Robinson, Miss McFarlane, and several others as they heard a legend of the Bards and a sketch of a recent abroad trip.
Mrs C C Crampton and Miss Bessie Rothenberger hosted the second bridge luncheon at Mrs Crampton's home. Guests included Mrs Donald Rothenberger of Lopota, B Wilson, Mrs M L Dicken of Frankfort, and out of town visitors such as Mrs R M Isherwood, Mrs Guy Thomas of Lafayette, Mrs Lydia Case William of Chicago, Mrs Lucile Wilcox of Fort Wayne, Mrs Lewis Swatts Embrick of St Paul. Luncheon was served at nine tables with pastel colored appointments. Honors went to Mrs C E Carney, Mrs Frank Lyon, Mrs William Kleppinger, and Mrs Millard Quinn.
About fifty young people attended the Premier meeting of Madison, Clay and Deer Creek townships at the Brethren church in Delphi Monday evening. Fred Sites presided and Rev. L. E. Knox gave the address. The assembly voted to meet the third Monday evening each month.
Mr and Mrs frank Enoch entertained Sunday evening with a long list of guests. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Livingston and son Paul Mr and Mrs W O Hughes Mr and Mrs Marion Ward and children Paul Agnes and Joe Mr and John Tingley and daughter Evelyn Mrs Lydon Livingston Miss Anna Biesecker Miss Mary Morrison of Indianapolis and Mrs Hugo Bluentky of Georgia.
Friday evening the Coffee club and families met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Measles south of Idaville. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Orville Schock, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Landis, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hanna, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith and their families.
The Baptist Missionary Ladies Society will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. N J Howe in South Delphi. Mrs. James Smock serves as assistant hostess while Mrs. Howe and Mrs. William H Bradshaw lead the program.
Tri Kappas sorority held its routine session at the library Tuesday evening and voted Mrs Doris Wilson into the sorority. Mrs O M Kinnion Goshen province officer will preside at inspection next Tuesday evening at Miss Roberta Gardner’s home.
The first club tournament will be held at the Country club Memorial Day for members. Tournaments start at 1 o'clock. B O Grimm, freeman of the committee, reports two games scheduled with Logansport besides the one with Frankfort.
Carroll County Ministerial Association gathered at Rockfield Presbyterian Church for a day of fellowship. Rev. S. C. Rogers of Flora led the program and refreshments were served after the meeting.
Carl Hargraves drove a school group from Jefferson township to The Shades last Tuesday. They departed at four in the morning and included sixteen passengers.
The Colburn Economics club met Wednesday afternoon at the school with president Mrs. Deane E. Ride presiding. Project leaders S. Glen Stair and Miss Bessie Murphy led the lesson demonstration.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Studebaker hosted the Supper club Monday at their country home near Colburn The table featured American beauty roses and rose nut cups to complement the setting.
Eligible children between ages two and fourteen may reserve slots with Mrs. William Smith. Reservations open through stated dates at the designated location managed by Mrs. Smith.
Miss Lindy Touthman will be honored at a birthday dinner hosted at her home. Memorial Day neighbors and friends will attend a basket supper as a show of support while she remains an invalid.
A large turnout attended yesterday's tuberculosis kiss event in Delphi. Dr. Stygall of Indianapolis led the sale with assistance from county nurse Mrs. Greg.
Miss Sullivan, a Red Cross field representative, met with Delphi local chapter on Wednesday to discuss activities and support.
The Country Club invites members to a cooperative dinner and dance this evening to kick off the season.
Mrs C A Davies and Mrs Van C Blue are entering a bridge luncheon at 1 o clock today.
Mr and Mrs Wie Swickard with Miss Fern Ferling entertained the Hill club at their South Delphi home last evening in a social gathering.
Mrs Blanche Gr entertained one member of the U P club at her home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Lettie Pruitt served as hostess to the Ridge Clubs gathering with local members in attendance for a social meeting and refreshments.
The Lafayette Thursday Club held a picnic at Delphi Park on a Thursday. Members gathered for a community outing featuring casual dining and social interaction.
Park board members combined business with leisure during a Tuesday evening gathering at the city park. They held a meeting and then partook in a picnic, enjoying the outdoor event together.
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