The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-01

WAIVER anu ocfuuarO AuClieuOetS.
Clifford Piehl. Walter Moelk. John
Thorman. Robert Weichman. Henry
Rausch. Clarence Balser. Frank kien-
ker. Gustav Hoelscher. Jesse Miller.
Richard 0Rrtel, Howard Miller. Wilbur
Hasemeier, Oliver Steinkamp and Paul
Benfeldt
A watch party" was given last
evening By Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Reid. at their home on South Fourth
street. The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Webb Pyle. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hewitt. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tillman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason Bayer. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Cheesman. Misses Nellie Hewitt. Miss
Ruby Reid. Mr.. Carl Reid and Mr.. Wal
ter Snaveley.
The evening was spent at cards: eu-
chre being played at three tables. Mrs.
John Hewitt and Mr.. John Tillman
captured the prizes. After the game
luncheon was served.
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Miss Mabel Kuhn entertained a few
friends Informally last evening to a
chatting dish party. The guests were
Miss Mildred Kuhn. Miss Mable Hase
meier. Mr.. James Wood. Mr.. Mark
Albertson and Mr.. Albert Ballenger of
Purdue University and DR.. ]. W.
Wright Of Indianapolis.
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Miss Carrie Lesh an instructor in
the Garfield school was entertained
last evening to a watch party" by
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Harrington of In
| dianapolis. The special guests for the
evening were the members of the Gull
ture club and their families. An i'm
promptu musical program was a fea-
ture of the evening. Mrs. Bert Essex
read a paper on New Years.
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A number of social affairs have
been given for Miss Mary Gaar of this
city who is the guest of Miss Hester
Miss Gaar attended an afternoon tea.
An account Of the function is:
| A beautiful holiday tea was given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Arthur
Dewar and Miss Gertrude Grassland at
their home on North Alabama street.
when they introduced to their friends
their house guest. Miss Louise Clark
of Richmond. Va.
| The tea was one of the most attrac-
tive of holiday week and was attended
by a large number of the young wom-
en- home from college and their WISH
| tors. The house was charming with
its scarlet and green appointments.
the poinsettia predominating in the
floral setting. The archways we're
framed with ropes of laurel studded
with poinsettta and festooned around
the mirrors and windows were fes.
toons of the greenery and scarlet
flowers. The rooms were lighted with
scarlet tapers in pretty brass candle
holders and the stairway was draped
with garlands Of evergreen. The din
ing room decoration was a huge
French basket Of poinsettias and deli
cate ferns. The ices were served in
red and white and the cakes and bon
bons in pale green. During the after
noon An orchestra played.
; The hostesses were assisted in en-
PERTAINING the guests by a group Of
friends. including the Misses Mar,
Pennell. Agnes Brown. Edith Socwell
Ida Marie Rogers, Marguerite Var
Camp, Edith Reynolds. Edna Krauss
Ruth Robertson. Helen johnson. Ruth
Geixer and Mrs. Dwight Brown
Among the callers were the Misses
Minna and Louise Burt of Rushville
Ind. with Miss May Bliss Miss Stats
Of New York. with Miss Stella Alig
Miss Dorothy Day of Chicago. with
Miss Faye Palmer: Miss Mary Gaar o.
Richmond. with Miss Hester Thorn
! son. Several companies will be giver
for Miss Clarke during her stay.
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A thimble party was given yester
> day afternoon by Miss Lucille Town
send at her home on North Sixteent
street. Miss Ruth Pelts and Miss Mil
dred Schalk gave several music mum
bers. A dainty luncheon was served
The guests we're Miss Ruth Cilchrist
Miss Abbie schasffer. Miss Blanch.
Rush. Miss Olive Long. Miss Rutl
PETIT, Miss Marguerite Rush and Mis-.
, Norma Runge. -
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Mrs Jonathan c. Hunt and children
have gone to Beaumont. Texas whers
they will remain during the white
months.
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Miss Lucille Mahret, who is visitin,
at Muncie, WAS entertained yester.
day to one o'clock luncheon by Mis-
; Hazel McCrillus.
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DIR. and Mrs. I. 8. Harold enter
, tanned with a dinner party today 10
Dr. and Mrs. C. n. Harold of Indianap
oils; Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo Hunt o
Brownsburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Aldus Hal
old Of Knightstown. Ind.
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Miss Claribel Moore entertaine
yesterday afternoon with a charmin,
bridal euchre party at her home Il
, the Lexington. in honor of Mrs. Rot
ert Ray Bunch. formerly Miss Ruth D
Haas. and Mrs. Harold Conkling Cul
9 tbs. formerly Miss Ruth Elstun. Tn
rooms were made attractive with re