The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-11


Miss Florence Lacey was the charm
ing hostess for a prettily appointed
valentine party last evening at her
home, 20 North Seventeenth street.
The guests were members OF the
Grace NJ. e. choir with their friends.
husbands and wives. About forty
guests were entertained. The rooms
were decorated with red hearts. cut
flowers also being used. A feature OF
the evening was the valentine box
which furnished much amusement.
Each guest brought comic valentine.
These were dropped in the box and
later were drawn out by the guests.
At the conclusion of the affair lunch
con in two courses was served. The
members of the choir are Mr.. and
Mrs. Alton Hale. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lips. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Price, Mr..
Clarence Kramer, Mr.. Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Kramer. Mr.. Shep-
hard, Miss Sheppard. Miss Whitaker,
Mrs. johnson, Miss Jessie Dunlin,
Mr.. Riggs, Mr.. Ward. Miss Pinnick,
Miss Elizabeth Townsend. Miss Flor
ence Rhodes. Miss Lucille Townsend,
Miss Elizabeth Sands. Miss Francis
Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M.
Guild. Miss Lillian Yost. Mrs. G. A.
Thomson, Miss Susie Crowle. Miss
Blanche Cunningham and Rev. and
Mrs. Nelson.
A number of the prominent society
women Of this city were hidden to at
tend charming social affair yester-
day, a reception, given by Mrs. Glenn
GaAr and Mrs. Joseph Hill. The Gaar
residence Is one of the prettiest In
the city and is well adapted to the
entertainment of such large number
OF guests. In the parlor pink roses
were used in an effective manner. Red
carnations were utilized in embellish-
ing the library. Smilax with wall
pockets filled with pink roses gave
the dining room most attractive APP
pearance. A French basket filled
with the flowers formed a center
piece for the elegant mahogany table.
Pink carnations were given as favors.
In the receiving line were Mrs. Anna
L. McMeans. the mother of Mrs
Gaar. Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Gaar. A
very pretty program consisting Of mu-
sic numbers was rendered by the
harpist. Mr.. Henry F. Kampe. Assist
ing the hostesses were Miss Sarah
Hill. Miss Marie Campbell. Mrs. Ray
Holton, Mrs. Richard Study, Mrs.
Dudley Elmer, Mrs. Wickam Corwin.
Mrs. George Williams. Mrs. Howard
Campbell. Mrs. Harry Gilbert. Mrs.
William Campbell. Mrs. Samuel Gaar.
Mrs. e. g. Hill and Mrs. Oliver Gaar.
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Mrs. Eberhard Kiehfoth entertained
yesterday afternoon with thimble
party ct her home. 220 South Fourth
street. The guests invited were neigh
bors of Mrs. Klehfoth. Needlework
was q feature of the afternoon. Lunch
con was served. Those present were
Mrs. Frank Banks. Mrs. John Leive,
Mrs. Garmire, Mrs. Emma Eggemey-
er, Mrs. Henry Knollenberg. Mrs. Will
Loehr and Mrs. Hackman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Middleton. of
Birmingham. Wash. who have been
visiting friends and relatives here
have gone to New York.
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Miss Ruth Morton of Moscow, O..
who has been visiting here has gone
to Indianapolis for a short stay.
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Miss Dorothy kirkpatrick of New
Paris, the talented young violinist will
go to Indianapolis to study under
Herr Meirsch. Miss Kirkpatrick has
been heard in recitals here several
times. Last evening she assisted Miss