The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-15
SOCIAL NEWS
Society Editor 112


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The dance given last night at the
Pytnian temple by the members OF the
Country club. was one of the most
charming affairs Of the social caIcn-
dar. Tho dance hall Was beautifully
decorated Red and white artificial
roses were brought from the four cor
ners Of the hall and caught in the cen
ter with an immense boquet. Around
the walls were red hearts Of various
sizes. The music which was furnish
ed by the White City Orchestra of
Chicago, was out OF the ordinary. This
was perhaps the best dance music
that has ever been played in Rich
mond. The orchestra also plays classi-
cal music in q, pleasing manner. About
sixty couple were in line for the
grand march. Several now dances
were introduced last night. The most
unique and popular perhaps, baing the
progressive waltz. One couple leads
the waltz and dances until the gong
sounds and then change in partners
is made When the waltz is about half
over the floor is full OF dancers. Miss
Thomas OF Baltimore. who is visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Commons
and Miss Louise Starr OF Indianapolis
Mr.. Edison Cook of Chicago Mr.. and
Mrs. Heiston Of Eaton, O., and Mr.
Wood of Piqua, We're the out of town
guests. Punch was served and at ten
o'clock a buffet luncheon was served.
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The hostess for a very charming
slumber party last night was Miss FL
sic Beeler at her home, II South
Twelfth street In the dining room.
where an elegant twO-cOurse luncheon
was served. hearts were strung and
with ferns, it gave a pleasing effect.
In the center of the table was a large
vase of American beauty roses. Hearts
were used as place cards and Valen-
tines were given as fayOrs. Those
present were: Marguary Pennell, Anna
Ross. Minnie Keates. Ruby Wilson.
Ida Keates. Bessie Thompson, Gather
| inc Keates, Mrs. Dykeman and Miss Ell
| sic Beeler.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dalbey enter
| tanned last night at their home, -
| South Seventeenth street, in honor Of
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| The living room was beautifully deco
rated in red hearts and palms were us
ed profusely. The dining table was
beautiful in its appointments of red
and green. After dinner, which was
served at six o'clock, whist was played
at five tables. Mr.. and Mrs. Dalbey
received many beautiful gifts and the
congratulations of their many friends.
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Ernest Toney was pleasantly surpris-
ed last night at his home in West Rich
mond. by number of his friends. 1t
| was his fifteenth Dirt hday anniversary.
| and the evening was spent at games,
after which d luncheon in two courses
was served. He received many pretty
gifts. Those present We're: Clifford
Assam, Ernest, Clarence, William, VIII
bert and Alphonse Toney. Fred Girty,
Howard Assam. Robert Thompson,
! Horace Neal and Mr.. and Mrs. Free
| mont TOney.
Miss Nora Albright is spending Il few
days with friends and relatives al
Winchester.
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The Ticknor club meets Monday
with Mrs. D. l.. Mather of North
Twelfth street.
A pleasant surprise was given Mr.
and Mrs. Herchel Brown. three and
one-half miles west Of the city. last
night The evening was spent at
games and social conversation, after
which dainty refreshments were serv-
ed. Those present were: Messrs and
| Mesdames Charles Thompson. Lewis
Morris, Emmett Tice, Jack kempton,
Dewitt Russell. Joseph Toschlog. Will
liam Grove, Edward Quigley and Har-
ry Smith, Misses Jocie Toschlog, Jen-
ME Russell, Ada Morgan Clara Rus
sell. Grace Grove. Mary Quigley, Ro-
sella Toschlog and Elsie Smith, Messrs.
Ed Toschlog, Ernest Quigley, Paul
Smith, Robert Morris. Harry TCsch-
log, Arthur Quigley, Whitney Kemp
ton, Robert Quigley,. Glen kcmpton
and Lester Tice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer and Mrs, Mitch
tll, gave Il lHcdlTt party thursday
evening for the following women. VINO
are members of the MacCabees lodge:
Mrs. Shute, Mrs Brown, Mrs. Ray,
Mrs. Craig, Mrs, Leedlc and daughter.
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The St. Rose club of St Andrews
church. an organization OF young
girls. entertained in a delightful man
ner at their club rooms. The affair
was in the nature Of d St. Valentine
: celebration. The rooms were beauti-
fully decorated with red hearts.
= Hearts We're used as favorS. An ele-
giant two-course luncheon was served.
About twenty couples were eutertuiu-
ed.
The "DaivN" luncheon which Was
given last night by circle tWo Of tine
ladies aid society, am organization of
the First English Lutheran church.
was we'll attended, The dining rooms