The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-26
Social and Personal Mention

| month, and it has been the custom for
many years for their children TO come
/ together at this time. A bountiful
/ four-course dinner was served and the
| day was spent in pleasant social
manner. Many useful and beautiful
| gifts were received by Mr.. and Mrs.
| Mccall. The company included Mes
SIS and Mesdames T. II. Frazier and
daughter, Bessie, of Economy; A. l..
| Waltz and daughters, Ethel and Gar
net, of Mooreland, Ind: |. III. Harris
and sons, Granville and Charles, of
West Richmond: Miss Lon Mccall,
Mrs. J. c. Locke and children. Star
cen and Ruby Mccall.
An enjoyable event of the past week
was the meeting of the G. F. G.. Club
with Miss Nellie Morrow, at her home
north of the city. A patriotic pro-
gram was given and the colonial dec
orations were carried out in all the
rooms. In accordance with the colo
NAL times, an old-fasnioned fireplace
was arranged in one of the rooms and
cider and apples were served. Flags
draped the doorway and We're arrang-
ed in various ways around the rooms.
A pleasant feature in connection with
the meeting was a surprise given on
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow by the S. S.
Club. Photograph music by Mr.. Alb
ner Bulla was given and oysters were
served in the dining room Carnations
formed the decorations in the dining
room. The guests were Messrs. and
Mesdames Lee Fulghum, J. p. Gift, w.
A. BulIa, c. II. Bulla. Homer Estelle,
A. NJ. Hoover, II. |. Hoover. o. d. At
kins and Lewis Sieweke; Mrs. Eliza
beth Hodgin: the Misses Nellie Hold
gin, Bertha Bulla, Bertha Davenport,
Annie Markle, Laura Hoover. Lulu
Hampton, Stella and Grace Hoover,
Ethel Hoover and Gertrude Atkins,
and Messrs. Lawrence Estelle, Leon
ard Hill, Willard Markle, Ernest Dav-
export, Clyde Hoover, David Hoover, |
Raymond Mitchell, Frank Burk, Omar
Burk, Jacob Hoffman, William Hold
gin, Frank Hodgin and Walter Sny |
der. George and Martha Washington |
were impersonated by Miss Morrow |
and Mr.. Lawrence Estelle, who APP |
peared in colonial costume. Mr. Clyde |
Hoover appeared as a colored waiter |
and occasioued much amusement |
throughout the evening The next |
melting of the G. F. c. Club will be in
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shuman Jones, who
will leave the first of March for Los
Cal, where they will make
their home, were guests of honor at
dinner at the Westcott hotel Sun
lay, the host and hostess being
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schultz The
dinner was served in courses and the
table decorations were carnations.
The guests included Messrs. and Mes
DANES William II. Campbell, Mark
Wilson. b. b. Johnson, p. w. Smith,
George Eggemeyer, A. W. Sample, Lee
'oy Browne. Erie Reynolds, Charles
?. Holton and Miss Gertrude Taggart,
If indianapolis. Other social events
will be given for Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
'efore their departure one being a
timer to be given Thursday evening
~ Mr. and Mrs. Holton at their home
IN North Thirteenth street.
No more pretty or enjoyable party
vas given the past week in honor of
George Washington's birthday than
he one Saturday evening for which
Ir. and Mrs. Leroy Browne were host ,
nd hostess at their home on South ,
fifteenth street. The guests were ;
MEMBERS of the Wednesday Duplicate
Whist Club and the Saturday Evening
'edro Club. Flags and great clusters
f carnations were artistical1y arrang- $
d around the rooms. In the center of