The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08

/ and white with a profusion of flow
ers for the table and tapers in artistic
candle holders. The places were mar
ked with novel cards that were made
bv the hostess. These were figures
of brides painted in water colors,
then out and dressed in bridal tulle.
They stood at each plate, the effect
being extremely pretty.-Indianapo
News.
The History Club met yesterday af-
ternoon at the library. The next
meeting will be in two weeks.
Mrs. Fri Reynolds will entertain
the members of the Duplicate Whist
Club this afternoon at her home on
East Main street.
Miss Katheryn McKone entertain
ed the members of a whist club Tues
day evening at her home on South
14th street. Instead of giving prizes
the club is circulating books and the
one winning the most points receives
the book first The members of the
Alexander Gordon, Frank Highley, l.
c. Harringto Geo. Gay, Misses
Laura Schatz, Katneryn Mckone,
Alice Harrington, Mary Harrington,
Mae Griffin, Clara Luken and Rosetta
Luken.
Miss Maude Flanagan has issued
invitations for card party to be Civ
en- Thursday evening, November s, at
her home on South 18th street.
Mrs. Sol Fox was the hostess for
meeting of the Dorcas Society Mon
day afternoon at her home on South
18th street. The next meeting of the
club will be in two weeks with Mrs
H. c. Heiger at her home on South
18th street.
Mrs. Alphous Weishaupt was given
a pleasant surprise party Monday ev-
ening by a number of her friends in
honor of her birthday anniversary.
Euchre was played at seven tables
the prizes being awarded to Mrs.
Harvey Brown and Mr. Albert Weis-
haupt and Mrs Carrie McKone and
Mr.. Dan Van Etten. After the
games luncheon was served The
guests were Messrs and Mesdames
Adam Elstro, Frank Schneider, Char
les Essenmacker, Dan Van Etten,
Andrew Miner and Harvey Brown,
Misses Mary MINER, Lena Reg,
Barbara Brown, Sophia Weishaupt,
Ethel Elstro, Rosetta Elstro, Ruby
Weishaupt. Messrs Joe Weishaupt,
Albert Weishaupt, Frank Shiedler,
Elmer Roddinhause and Peter Min
er.
Mrs J. A. Greenstreet left for New
Castle at noon today She will stay
until Sunday afternoon, where Mr..
Greenstreet will join her Saturday aft
ernoon H. j. Finch will accompany
them back in an automobile Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Bertha Irene Chapman of
Winona Lake is visiting her relatives
at Cherrylawn Farm for a few days.
Miss Chapman is the daughter of
Rev. ]. w. Chapman, the Evangelist.
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A surprise masquerade party was
given last evening at the home of
Miss Helen Waterman on South c |
street in honor of her 18th birthday |
Music and games added to the enjoy |
ment of the evening. The rooms |
were decorated with chrysan.>lums |
and carnations. Red carnations were |
favors. The covers were laid for the |
following Misses Helen Waterman, |
Clara Shredder, Clara Bertram, Mil |
dred Lichtenfels, Leona Grapperhaus, |
and Miss Elizabeth Bruno, Messrs
Ray Geier, Herman Grapperhaus. |
Harry Robe. Howard Geier, Edward |
Vandoris. Charles Grapperhaus and |
Frank Kenney.
Modish women just home from
Paris are showing a new fad in jew
elry, which is fascinating in itsels |
and certainly the one to adopt it |
would be recognized as conversant |
with the newest fancy. The kne'I of |
the long jeweled chain excepting
those which are of great intrinsic val
lie has long been sounding, and a
novel conceit has been adopted in its
place
This consists of ten jeweled slides
worn on silken ribbon, one on eth
er side. These slides are of great
beauty and costliness, the workman
ship and design being exquisite. One
pair worn by very we'll known
consisted of star sapphires.
set in triangler frame of diamonds
The point of the frame toward the
central jewel. This fancy will hold
is own as an exclusive one for some
line, as IL has yet scarcely made its
appearance at even the high priced
ewelers on this side. and will there
ore not be produced in cheap imi-
ations for months to come if at all.
The simple band of ribbon holding
'lasps of extraordinary value is one
If those idosyucrasies of fashion
which are so often tremendously sue
essful.