The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-12

She has been honor guest
at q number OF charming social
events.
MEETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The members OF the Monday Bridge
club are meeting this afternoon 1t the
club house.
HAVE RETURNED.
Miss Florence Burkhart and Miss
Ethel Burkhart have returned to their
home In Philadelphia. after an extend
ed visit in this city, the guests OF Miss
Helen Beatty. OF East Main street.
They have been entertained with =
number Of bridge parties and picnics
while guests In this city.
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EXPECTED SOON.
MIR. and Mrs. d. III. Webb. Of Mefn-
phis, Tenn. former residents Of this
city are expected here soon for \ visit
with relatives and friends.
A NEW EUcHRE PARTY.
This pretty card party was conduct
ed like q cotillion and was . great
It was given for forty guests
and the tables were scattered through
out the large rooms OF = spacious
country house. In the first place each
guest found her place at table with
three others by means Of a souvenir
name card.
When all had arrived and were
seated at the table the hostess was
very particular to personally introduce
each partner. II u~nacouainted. which
made every one feel more comfortable.
Then the bell rang and playing began.
Four games were played INC the los
ers the ones to move. going to .
table for favors. These they gave to
the winners at the other tables. who
were taken to the table OF the losers.
and thus they met an entirely new set
Of players. There was no counting OF
scores-simply the best three hands
winning out of four. There were ten
sets Of fayors. After hve sets OF favors
had been used refreshments were
served. then playing was resumed un-
til all the favors had been used. AZ
the last each loser brought an extra
favor for her favored partner and her
self. which called forth much merri-
ment as they were large paper sacks
blow out and tied at the top with
various colored ribbons. They were
to carry the favors home In. and they
were needed. It certainly was = very
jolly party and the idea II adaptable
to all card parties where the hostess
desires something otu Of the ordinary.
The favors may be % elaborate ~ tho
purse will permit. The ones At the
party described consisted Of bonbons
in fancy boxes. imported chocolates.
sailed nuts in dainty reecptacles. pa
per aprons, neck rufus OF flowers, fans.
parasols. paper hats. post cards. etc.
AUTO oUE4T9 HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Cole. and Misses
Pearl and Charity Sparks. drove to
Richmond yesterday In the formers
car. which he purchased at indiana
polls last week.-Connersville EXAM
liner.
HAS RETURNED.
Mrs. H. o. Jones. Of Dayton. Ohio.
has returned home after = ten days
visit In this city.
or lNTEREaT HERE.
Runnymede, the beautiful home OF
Nj. and Mrs. Talbot Ii Oakwood. was
the Of . charming affair. when
their two daughters. Miss Daisy and
Miss Lily. entertained to an informal
dance in honor OF Miss Charlotte Van
Ausdal. whose marriage to Lieutenant
Farwell win occur next Tuesday. The
ball room was beautifully decorated.
and was an ideal one for dancing.
About so guests were present. and
later in the evening elegant refresh
ments were served.-Dayton News.
Miss Van Ausdal has often visited
here.
70 IN ANDERSON.
The Anderson Bulletin says:
Miss Sarah Arlington, OF Richmond
is here for = months visit with Mrs.
]. A. Rondthaler.
CARD PARTY.
A card party will be given Wednes-
day afternoon IT two-thirty o'clock IN
the st. Andrews assembly hall " tho
Lady Forresters.
HAVE RETURNED.
In the Rushville Republican appear
ed the following item:
Mrs. F. N. Sparks and children. Don
aid, Jean and Marion, have returned
from q visit with relatives ID Rich
mond.
GUESTS HERE.
Nj. and Mira. Robert Huston. Of
Connersville. Ind. were recent guests
In this city.
RETURNED HOME.
Mrs. Florence Laymon, who has
been visiting friends and relatives in
Co~nnersvilIe. Ind. for 4 few days has
returned home.
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