The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-31
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INDIANA VASSAR CLUB.

JNOIAINA VHSSAn SIOos
Miss Reba Stutson was a guest at
the breakfast given yesterday in In
dianapolis by the Indiana Vassar club.
Miss Margaret Starr and Miss Edith
Tallant graduates of Vassar are mem
berS of the club but were unable to
attend the function. The Indianapo-
lis Star speaks of the affair as fol-
lows:
The Indiana Vassar clubs annual
breakfast was given at the Propy
leaum yesterday, there being sixty
members in attendance, twenty-eight
of whom were from out of the city
There were only two toasts. Miss
Martha Doan of Delphi responded to
the faculty toast, and Miss Eagle
F'entOn of Logansport for the students.
Those seated at the large table, from
which three smaller tables radiated,
were the officers and directors, Mrs.
Meredith Nicholson, Mrs. R. w. Cath
cart Mrs. II. d. Pierce, Miss Carolyn
FrenzeJ, Miss Elizabeth Baker, Miss
Frances Brownell, Miss Elnor CARRIER,
Miss Mona Taggart, Mrs. Robert II.
Tyndall. Mrs. Charles A. Garrard,
Miss Ruth McCulloch, Mrs. Frank
BAH of Muncie, Miss Eleanor Carey,
Miss Bertha Ellis, Miss Claribel Kahn,
Miss Harriet Noble and Miss Doan
had places at the table.
The decorations were unique. Doll
| figures were used to work out col
! lege scenes. Features of college life
portrayed We're the daisy chain, a bas-
ket ball game, skating scene and the
lodge entrance. Each group of figures
were encircled with wreath of smi-
lax and candles. The members sang
the Vassar song at the end of the
breakfast. Among those present were
| the Misses Helen Haywood, Sayne
| Fenton. Portia Mcconnell Edith Rey-
holds, Marie Mcconnell. Mary Carey,
Harriet Dean, Mary Gavin. Dorothy
Layman, Mrs. Arthur B. Grover, Miss
Motley, Mrs. Edmund Ball of Muncie.
Ind; the Misses Marguerite Elvin and
Helen Rosenthal of Lafayette, Ind;
Martha Renner, Margaret McCulloch
Reba Stutson; Mrs. Payne OF 10
gansport. Ind: Mrs. Thomas Hibben
Natalie Smith, Mrs. Fritz Krull, Mary
Pratt, Mrs. Anna Brownell, Margaret
Shipp, Mrs. Claude Tut, Florence La
cey. La Stell Beck, Psyche Sutton,
Hazel Mckee, Eleanor Smith, Mrs.
Gavin, Mrs. Charles Roemler. Mrs.
Alexander Taggart, Mrs. Frederick
Wiley, Mrs. Harry Fitton, Mrs. Robert
Sweeney, Misses Cerene Ohr, Hazel
Backus, Susan McWhirter, Mary AL
lerdice and Gladys Bassett.
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PARCEL SHOWER.
Mrs. Charles Lankert at her home
west of the city entertained Wednes-
day evening with a parcel shower in
honor of a bride-elect. Miss Bessie
Sample. The parlors. were decorated
with Christmas colors and bells Dur
ing the evening stereopticon views of
the future bride and groom from a
childhood to the present time were
shown. also a collection of views Of
the future life of the couple which
were very interesting. A luncheon
was served at nine O'Clock. The IA
vorS were white hearts designed for
the occasion. The hostess was assist
ed by Mrs. f. w. Hull, Mrs. Bertha
Patty and Mrs. Emma Brown. Among
the guests were Mesdames George
Quigley, Charles Sample, August Mil
Ter. Alonzo Kelley, William Sample
Maxwell Quigley, G. w. Douthit, Mrs.
Rose Kreimier. Misses Emma Rosie
Anna Ottie. Carrie Sauer. Edna Green
off. Edna Early, Mable Grace and Ell
ia Eikenberry, Clara Thomas, Alice
Steens, Carrie Huber, Ada Miller. Ma
BILE Kelley and Master Paul Lankert.
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