The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-12
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY.

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In celebration of his sixtieth birth.
day anniversary, Mr.. Adam II. Bartel
entertained with dinner party last
evening at his pretty home In South
Sixteenth street. The guests included
the employees OF the Adam II. Bartel
company. Flowers OF various kinds
were used in ornamenting the house
In an attractive manner. Dinner was
served mt one long table for the honor
guests including Mr.. John Eggemeyer.
Mr.. Chris Bartel and Mr.. George Knoll
lenberg. The other guests were serv.
ed at seven small tables. Small
chrysanthemums. ferns and candles
appointed the large table. smilax
adjoining the small tables. After din
ner a number Of toasts were given by
Mr.. John Saylor, Mr.. Weishaupt, Mr..
Knollenberg, Mr. Chris Bartel Mr..
Eggemeyer. Mr.. 8. G. Curtis and 9TH
ers. An informal program was pre-
scented Mrs. Fred j. Bartel sang
and Mrs. William Tiemeyer played in
strumental numbers.
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GUESTS HERE.
Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Hughes OF
Newport, Rhode Island, are In the city
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dudley Foulke having come to attend
the Urie-Foulke wedding.
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A GUEST HERE.
Mrs. Frank Fowles, of st. Louis. is
qrJ II
Brown at their home in North Eighth
street.
FOR eRIDE.ELEcT.
Misses Carrie Forkner and Grace
Willard. brides-elect, were honor
guests today at one of the most de-
lightful social events of the week. The
affair was one o'clock luncheon at
the home of Mrs. Everett 4. Jones on
Fair street. Chrysanthemums were
used in all the rooms and made them
most attractive. The dining room was
very artistic in every way. Yellow
and green were the colors chosen. and
the effect was charming. The table
was laid with luncheon set OF exQui
site linen and French basket filled
with yellow chrysanthemums com
posed the centerpiece. The soft glow
| of the light from yellow tapers set in
crystal holders mingled with the col
ors of the charming gowns OF the
guests. added 10 the final touch OF
beauty to the scene. Novel and ap
propriate place cards indicated each
guests plate.
Those present were Mesdames w
Jennings. Maurice Goodwin, Barton
Elliott OF Cincinnati. Frost Hernly OF
indianapolis. Misses Helen Maxim
Dorothy Coffin, Lillian Carson, Georg
la Goodwin, Blanche Risk, Leila Smith
and Miss Atkinson of Oklahoma.
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DATE CHANGED.
AS the members Of the Beta Phi Sig
ma fraternity were unable to secure
the Pythian Temple for dance
Thanksgiving evening they have de
cided to postpone their dance until
Friday evening, December second
The affair will be one Of the most ella
borate dancing parties of the season
A committee composed Of Mr.. Charlie,
Williamson, Mr.. Wray Draper and Mr.
Charles Buell. Is in charge of the at
fair. A Ave piece orchestra will fur
nish the music. As this Is the first
social event given by the organization
especial effort will be put forth te
make the event a success. About
| eeventy.flve invitations will be issued
It 10 expected that number Of guests
from out Of town will be in attend
ance. These will include members o.
the Beta's "frats" in other cities.
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WILL LEAVE MONDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Campbell and
daughter Frances Corwin will leave
Monday for New Orleans, Los Angeles
and San Francisco. California. Tues
day. November twenty.ninth they viii