The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-15

Wednesday afternoon she was the
guest at a euchre party given by Mrs. |
Becker and on Wednesday evening |
Miss Anna Ross entertained for her.
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Miss Jessie kimbrough OF North |
Nineteenth street, gave a ut. Patrick's |
party yesterday afternoon at her home. |
The hours were spent in a social man |
ner. A dainty two course luncheon |
was served The table was prettily :
appointed with candelabra holding
green tapers. Places were arranged
for fourteen. The place cards were
shamrocks on which the names of the
guests were written in gold. The ia
vors were sweet peas in tiny green
flower pots. The guests were: Cor
nela Shaw. Lucille Nusbaum. Mar
guarete Hittle, Eunice Wettig. Mabel
Johns, Mildred Lamb, Marion Steven
son. kathleene Mendenhan, Anna
Thomas, Opal Mote and Marine Con-
verse.
Mrs r. j. Thomas and Miss Tacie
Thomas, of kokomo, Ind, are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Wissler on
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A euchre party appropriate to Eas-
ter week, may be given quite success !
fully. and also will be entirely new.
In the first place send invitations on
heavy oval-shaped cards, 1ettered in
green and decorated with lilies. When
guests arrive. instead of the usual tai
ly card. each one is furnished with a
small. daiutily made wicker nest,
hung with white and green baby rib
bon, and into which tiny candy birds
eggs are dropped. to serve in place OF
punches. The winner is he who has
the largest number Of eggs at the
close Of the game.
The prevailing cOlors are green and
white, but all the spring flowers are
utilized in the scheme Of decoration.
The luncheon table presents a glisten-
ing surface of snowy linen traced over
with delicate airy plumose vines and
edged with punches of lilies. In the
center rises a miniature mound of moss
around which there is a circle of col
ored eggs; on top of the mound two
brown rabbits are seen drawing d.
minutive wagon load of egg bon-bOns
| and driven by a pretty little chick, in
whose bill. green and white lines are
held. Smaller but similar ornamental
rcceptacles are distributed promiscu-
Ously over the board, containing such
| fancy viandS as the hostess desires to
| serve-as fruits, nuts, cOnfectlons, etc.
and other delicacies proper to light
| luncheon.
| A fancy conceit for the ices is to
serve wee chick in a half shall, a
rabbit in a candy nest, or an egg in a
| lily mold A miniature cardboard
church filled with candy eggs stands
in front of each cover, and represents
tho hoves of bon bons which the
guests take upon leaving the table.
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The following is the musical pro-
gram which will be given at the Reid
Memorial church today;
Morning Service.
"Andante in G" ............Ba tiste
Anthem, 20, Worship the Lord.
Observation-Disclosures Hollns
| Prayer ................. Gounod
Vocal Solo ........ Mrs. G. S. McCabe
| POsuude in D............... .Hesse
Evening Service.
Invocation in B-flat. ...... .Guilmant
Anthem, ''Out of the Deep. .Surette
| Andantino ..............-... Lemare
Postlude Mason
Dr. II. n. Holmes, director.
Miss Foster, Organist
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The Oriole club will meet Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Harry Click of
North Fifteenth street.
The Magazine club will meet Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Joseph Eel
Ter Of North Thirteenth street.
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The Ticknor club will meet Monday
afternoon with Mrs Frank Kibbey of
South Eleventh street.
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| The Dorcas society will meet Mon
day with Mrs Albert Rost, 129 South
Fourteenth street.
Miss Laura CASTOR entertained last
night at her home on South Seventh
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mann enter
tanned at cards at their home on East
Main street
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The Trfolium Society of the First
English Lutheran church will give d
supper at the church next Tuesday
evening from five to eight o'clock. The
decorations will be in keeping with
St. Patrick's Day. 4 fine musical pro-
gram will be furnished by the Sunday
school orchestra, assisted by some
members of the high school orchestra.