The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-26
)oing in Social, Club and Art Circles.

M. ana Mn. w. r. Robinson gave
an indoor picnic q tho Robinson bum
galow last evening, east Of the city.
The affair was most enjoyable. Sup
per wAs served picnic fashion. The
guests were Mr.. william Dudley
Foulke, Miss Caroline Foulke. Miss
0wendoiyn Foulke, Miss Brodhsad.
Of Washington, Mr.. Warren Clements
and Mr.. Raymond Nicholson.
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An informal company was given last
evening by the members OF the Coterie
club for their husbands and friends.
Tho affair was in the nature Of an open
meeting and was one Of the most sue
cessful social functions ever attempted
By the Organization. Mrs w. E. Morris
was hostess for the event at her home
on East Main street. About nifty
guests were entertained. Lilies, honey
sucisles and ferns were used in decor.
ating the various rooms. Games, mu-
sic ana social conversation were the
features OF the evening. Miss Carolyn
Hutton, violinist, and Mr.. Shideler.
pianist, furnished the musical pro-
gram. A dainty luncheon in several
COURSES was served. The members OF
the club are Mrs. Lydia Bell. Mira.
Doan. Mrs. Margaret Breckenridge.
Mrs. Lily Candy. Miss Josephine
Charles, Mrs. Minnie Coale. Mrs. Elix-
absth Doughty, Miss Anna Ferguson.
Mr.. Mary Gaar, Mrs. Ella Dixon. Mrs.
Jessie Hunter, Mrs. Edward Harris,
Mfs. Nettis Kirby, Mrs. Clara Morris,
Mrs. Luella Morris, Mrs. Anna Palmer,
Miss Susan Parry. Miss Susan Shaw,
Mrs. Shideler, Mrs. Martha Shute.
Mrs. Thistlethwaite, Mrs. Mary
Thorp, Miss Alice winder, Miss Edith
Windsr. Mrs. Edna Wilson and Mrs.
Anna Woodhurst.
An Informal company was given on
Friday afternoon by Mrs. George
Brshm and Mrs. ]. G. Erbse at the
home Of the latter on South Seventh
street. The affair was complimentary
to Miss Agnes Burkhardt, who will be
married soon to Mr.. Oscar Stauber.. In
used In decoration. The dining room
was attrsctively appointed with sweet
peas. Hand painted hearts were used
for place cards. A luncheon was serv-
cd. During the afternoon various
games were played. Mrs. James Coyle
won the favor. Those present were
Mrs. Henry Kimm OF Cincinnati, Mrs.
John Steele, Mrs. ]. c. Abbott, Mrs.
James Coyle. Mrs. Frank Swain. Mrs.
John Shaver, Miss Burkhardt, Mrs. O..
q. Dickinson and Miss Edith Stauber.
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A delightful social event for today
10 the picnic and dancing party to be
given this evening ut Jackson park by
Miss Juliet Swayne. A large
number or the society folk have been
invited 70 attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Rupe have taken
up . temporary residence with Mr..
and Mrs Judson Rupe Of South Four
tenth street. Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Lemon will occupy the Rupe residence
ct - South Seventeenth street.
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Miss Bessie Broomhall Of Hamilton,
O., who has bsen the guest OF Miss
Bertha Carver during tho week will
speud the coming week with Miss
Opal Husson Of the National road,
west
Mrs. John Y. Poundstone who 10 Wis.,
iting With friends at Steubenville. O..
Win return homo the early part Of
next week.
Miss Jessie Beeler, student 1t In
diana University. Bloomington, Ind.
has come home to spend her summer
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Beeler Of North Twelfth
street.
Mist Ruth Kinsey who attends
school at Wilson. Chambersburg. Pa.
10 n the city TO spend her vacation
With her parents. DR.. and Mrs. Joseph
Kinssy OF North Eighth street.
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Mr.. Lewis Gray Of Chicago. will
como July Fourth to spend few days
with friends Ii this city. Mr.. Gray Ii
we'll known here ii social circles.
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Miss frankie Cammacic will give a
shower Tuesday evening at her home
on Nineteenth street. complimentary
to Miss Bessie Lintner, whose engage
mont to Mr. Raymond Wehriy has
been announced.
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The Ben Greet players will come to
the city Thursday evening. July first.
They will present two plays on the
lawn ct Reeveston. The following
FREE TO YOU-M SIS