The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kolp have is
invitations for a dinner-dance to
be given at Cedar Springs Thursday
evening, Aug 8, in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton b. Craighead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Rupe enter
tanned with a tea last evening in hon
Of Mrs. J.. c. Long and Mrs. Harry
Moore, of Philadelphia. The house
was charmingly arranged with cut
flowers n ferns. The other guests
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rupe.
Mrs. Alva Harris entertained a
number of friends last evening at her
home on South 18th street. Various
games were played, Mrs. Charles
Bachmeyer being awarded the prize.
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A delightful midsummer party was
held yesterday afternoon. by Mrs. J..
T. Lair, at her home, on Western ave
nue., in honor of Miss Blanche Tur-
kenkOph, who will shortly wed DR..
Harry WE'LL, of indianapolis, and Mrs.
Jessie Edwards Mckee, of Pittsburg,
a former Connersville society lady.
The reception room and parlors
were p~rofusely decorated with sum-
mer flowers, hearts and cupids and
the gowns of the ladies were AIRY
fairy beautiful.
For the entertainment of her
guests the hostess introduced pro-
gressive euchre, and, although the
weather was very warm, there were
eight tables of contestants. The game
ended with Misses Harriet Conner
and Isabelle Heron being the winners
of the we cut glass tumblers, which
were given as prizes. Mrs. Griffin, of
Chicago, received the guest prize, a
Rhine wine glass.
AS souvenirs of the happy occasion,
Miss Turkenkoph and Mrs. Mckee
were presented each with beautiful
h~and-decorated china plates.
Guests from a distance were Mrs.
Mckee. Pittsburg, Mrs. Griffin, Mrs.
Krembs and Miss Rachel Calder, Chi
cago. Miss Irene Vance, Mansfield. O.,
Mrs. Will Helvie, Springfield, O., Mrs.
Rutter. Richmond. Miss Erma Ochil-
tree, Indianapolis. - COnnersville
News.
Mrs. Mckee will come to Richmond
next week to be the guest of Mrs.
Mortimer Rutter of South 18th street
for a few days.
: Mrs. Alfred Murray delightfully."- en-
+ rtained at her home near Cedar
Springs yesterday afternoon in hon
or of several out of town guests
Games were played during the after
noon and a luncheon was served.
Miss Lillian Atkinson entertained
with a miscellaneous shower Wednes
day afternoon in honor of her sister
Miss Florence Atkinson whose wed
ding to Mr.. Harry Basore. of Dayton
will take place Wednesday. August s
The house. decorations were in the
wedding colors. green and white. The
dining room was decorated in greer
and white ribbons, sweet peas, ant
smilax. The guests were Misses Ada
Winters. Louise Haner, Estelle Ben
ham. Elizabeth Brown, Mary Fetta
Cora Lantz. Juliet Tyler of Chicago
Reta Hutchins of Oxford. O.. Mes
danes Harry Dennis, Edward Scott
Will Wissinger. Frank Root and Roy
! Cofman of Columbus. Ohio.
Misses Jessie and Grace Davenport
Jennie Meek, Lois Williams, Nettit
PaulsOn. Blanche Davenport, Mes
danes Geo. Willian<, Forrest Meek
and Richard Paulson, picniced at th'
Glen yesterday.
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The Young Peoples Society of thu
Trinity English Lutheran church en-
joyed a hay ride Wednesday evening
They ven to the home of Mr.. Mime
man South of the city, where suppe
was served, after which. the evenini
was spent at games and dancing