The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-17

Mrs. John Mitchell of South Twelfth
street, has left for a six weeks visit
with friends and relatives in Ohio and
Michigan.
Jesse Schultz and wife, visited rela-
tives in Eaton yesterday. They were
also in attendance at the St. Patrick $
dance given in the armory hall at that
place.
Miss Louise Millfkan of New Cas-
tie, visited with w S. Kaufman and
family, Of National avenue.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Sons Of
Veterans, will entertain tonight at the
G. A r. hall in honor of the sons of
that order. All members are invited
to attend. A luncheon will be served.
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Quite a number of social affairs will
be given at indianapolis complimenta-
ry to Miss May Aufderheide. whose
wedding to Mr.. Thomas Kaufman, OF
this city, will take place Wednesday,
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parents on North Meridian street To-
morrow afternoon Mrs. Harry Doris
Herring will entertain at a bridge whist
party. A luncheon followed by a mat
inee party will be given on Thursday
by Mrs. w. A. Zumpfe, On March
twentieth a luncheon at the Columbia
club will be given. March twenty
third a dinner party will be given for
the bridal party. Miss Marguerite
Pickens, who will be maid of honor at
the wedding will give luncheon Tues
day afternoon. Several Richmond
people are expected to be in attend
ance at the wedding.
A pleasant surprise was given Miss
Ruth Davenport by d number Of her
friends, the occasion being her eigh-
teenth birthday anniversary. Music,
games and dancing were the features
of the evening. Prizes were won by
port The dining room was decorated
with red hearts. The table was pref
tily appointed with candelabra holding
red tapers. A two course luncheon
was served Hearts and arrows were
given as favors. The guests were:
Misses Nettie Paulson, Ethel 1.-THE,
Grace Davenport, Addline Hockett,
Irene Steen, Blanche Davenport, Mary
Bennett. Jessie Davenport, Ruth Dick.
ey, Grace Wolfe, Vera Minner, and
Nellie Davenport; Messrs. Richard
Paulson, Raymond 1.-THE, Carl Steen,
Andrew White, Emmett Dickey. Silas
MINER, Lawrence Witte, Clayton
Dickey, Harry Stewart, Guy Taylor
James Watson, Messrs. and Mesdames
Frank and Guy Davenport.
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A charming centerpiece for a table
and one which is appropriate to st.
Patrick, is made of wire and covered
with smilax, or any pretty foliage. OF
course, it may be any shape, but a
very pretty one may be made to rep
resent "Erins Isle" A small hole
in the center of the isle affords d good
place for a vase of carnations, which
are made green by dipping in ammo
MIA Shamrocks are very pretty for
favors, but these have been used SO
long by the hostess that little clay
pipes, tied with green ribbon have al
most taken the place of the old time
favor. Postal cards were shown this
year which were used by many as in
vitations. Place cards Of every de-
sign and shape have been on display
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was shown was especially attractive
The card was cut in the shape of a
Shamrock, and in the center was an
Irishman smoking a pipe. The edges
Of the cards were tinted a beautiful
green.
Mrs. John Marshall entertained the
Dorcas society yesterday afternoon al
her home on South Thirteenth street
The hours were spent at needlework
The guests of the club were Mrs Ar
mold Kline. Mrs. Fred Rost and Mrs
William Bartel. Sr. At five o'clock
a dainty St Patrick's luncheon was
served, The dining table was appro.
priately decorated. The club will
meet III Two weeks WIN Mrs. George
Mashmeyer of South Fourteenth
street.
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Mr.. Erman Smith gave a stag party
last night at his home, 2O39 East Main
street. The evening was spent in a
social manner. Music was furnished
by quartette composed of Howard
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head and Myron Malsby. A two-course