The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-23
CN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %, Is

q play yesterday afternoon at four
o'clock at the building. The members
with their friends were in attend
ance. The AFFAIR was most enjoyable.
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OF INTEREST HERE.
Mrs. Louis E. Endsley and little
daughter. Edith. and Mrs. Phoebe Bar
Gus. went to Indianapolis today to
spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Barcus.-Lafayette Courier.
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TO GIVE DANCE.
This evening In the X. OF p. hall at
New Castle. the members of the Psi
Iota Nj sorority win give q dance for
the purpose of raising money for char
liable purposes. A large number OF
have been issued and there
will be number OF out OF town guests.
The dance will be one OF the most en-
joyable social events of the Thanks
giving season In New Castle. Several
members Of the Kappa Alpha Phi fra
ternity of this city will attend.
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ENJOYABLE PARTY.
One of the beautifully appointed re-
ceptions of tic early winter was CIV
en- yesterday afternoon by Mrs. James
w. Wands at her home on Broadway
when she entertained a large number
of her friends in most delightful
manner. Receiving with the hostess
was Miss May wands and Mrs. How
ard Gay. recent bride. formerly Miss
Edythe Bruce Wood. The gowns of
the hostess and guests OF honor were
charming. Mrs. Wands wore a pale
blue silk trimmed with gold lace: Miss
V'~-6s ~-as rn-ped IN an APRICOT col
ored costume trimmed with bands Of
hand embroidery and Mrs. Gay wore
her wedding gown of white satin.
The house was exceedingly attrac-
tive throughout with great quantities
Of lovely flowers. The callers were re-
ceived In the green parlor where all
the decorations consisted of Killarney
roses. pink chrysanthemums and fea-
thery ferns. Swinging in the arch
ways were rustic baskets filed with
delicate ferns and southern smilax
was festooned in the openings and on
the chandeliers.
The floral setting for the dining
room was entirely in yellow. The Ia.
BILE was covered with cluny laces and
for the centerpiece there was a low
nat basket OF shaded yellow chrysan-
themums and ferns and surrounding
the flowers were crystal vases filed
with tiny button chrysanthemums. On
the buffet were ferns and yellow how-
ers and the lights in the room were
from yellow candles. The ices and
cakes were carried out In yellow
chrysanthemums and were served
from French baskets decorated with
ferns and yellow button chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Mrs. Wands was assisted by q
group Of her friends during the receiv-
ing hours. They were Mrs. George
Gay and her guests. Mrs. Baldwin Of
New York. Mrs. J. H. Hellekson, Mrs.
e. A. Lambeth, Mrs. Frank g. Wood,
Mrs. Horace Wood. Mrs. John w.
Kern. Mrs. Lucius Wainwright. Mrs.
e. T. Shubrick, Mrs. Charles A. Dry
er. Mrs. Lynn b. Milliken. Mrs. w.
r. Brown. Mrs. A. III. Nordyke. Mrs.
William Morrison. Jr., Mrs. D. v. Fitz-
patrick. Mrs. Alfred Pahud. Miss
Laatz, and the Misses Harrit Eitel.
Ethel Baker, Marie Dawson, Gertrude
Titus, Elizabeth Baird. Marguerite
Rupert and Genevieve Ruth Casey.
A harpist played during the receiv-
ing hours. Among the callers were
Mrs. Kitchell OF New York, with Mrs.
Brakeman, and Mrs. C. T. Greene OF
Observation-Disclosures Star.
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TO VISIT HERE.
Miss Elsie Harvey and Miss Mildred
Sprouse of Wilmington, Ohio. will be
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Ran
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