The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-03
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afternoon at the home OF Mrs. oscar
Hasty In North e street.

afternoon at the home Of Mrs. oscar
Hasty In North e street.
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FOR HER GUEST.
Saturday afternoon Miss Carolyn
Hutton entertained several guests In.
formally at her home In North Fir
teenth street complimentary to her
guest Miss Mildred Stray. of Denver.
Colorado. The afternoon was spent
at needlework. At the close OF the al
fair luncheon was served.
TO FOUNTAIN CITY.
Miss Myrtle Stone went to Fountain
City Saturday to spend Sunday with
her parents.
GUEST At PARTY.
Mrs. John Broomhall of Hamilton. q
former resident OF this city was the
recent guest at party given by Mrs.
Grottendick at her home In Hamilton.
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RECEPTION At EARlHAM.
About two hundred and fifty per.
sons attended the reception given Sat
urday evening at Earlham hall for the
new students and also for former stu
dents of the college. The affair was
In charge of two committees. Mr.. D..
Hawkins and Miss Furnas were the
chairmen of the committees. The
members Of the committees were Mr..
Fred Fossett, Mr.. Russell Winslow.
Mr.. Horace Reid. Mr.. Mark Wilson.
Miss Pauline White, Miss Mildred
Barrett. Miss Mary Smith and Miss
Gertrude Sims. The reception rooms
were decorated with flowers and ferns.
The Earlham colors. yellow and white
were also used extensively in decor.
ating. During the evening ices and
cake were served. A feature OF the
evenings amusements was q contest
arranged for by the committee In
charge. The affair was very enjoy.
able. It is quite probable that num-
Der of charming social events will be
given ut the college this year.
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10 VISITING HERE.
Mrs. John w. Tingle. OF Lafayette,
Indiana, is visiting her son Mr.. c. r.
Tingle and family. 321 North Nine
teenth street. ..
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ENJOYABLE DANCE.
The following clipping concerning
. dance given recently In Lafayette.
10 of interest here:
An enjoyable dance was given last
evening by the members of the Phi
Kappa Psi fraternity at it's chapter
house In Andrew Place. West Lafay-
cite. In honor of its pledged men. The
house was attractively decorated with
palms. college pennants and frater-
nifty colors. Twenty-Five couples par
ticipated and the chaperones were DIR.
and Mrs. Moran. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall e. Haywood. Mr.. and Mrs. Ends.
ley and Mrs. H. A. Taylor. Music was
furnished by the Freeberg orchestra.
Miss Maybelle Hill of Anderson, was
an out-of-town guest.
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TO SERVE LUNCH.
Tho ladies Of Grace Methodist
church wish to announce that they
will serve lunch during the Fall Fes-
tival. Rest rooms will also be pro-
vided at the church. The public 10
most cordially invited to attend.
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TO MEET NEXT WEEK.
Tho Ladies' Aid society Of Chester
will not meet this week on account of
the Fall Festival. The session has
been postponed until Thursday. DC.
tober thirteenth.
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FALL FEsTivAL MAIN ArTRAc.
TON.
The Fall Festival will be the main
attraction in this city this week and
In consequence few parties will be
given by hostesses. The hippodrome
at South Sixteenth street will be the
principal attraction during the festi.
val The young people OF the city as
we'll a. the older ones will give parties
In the evenings at this amusement
place. The week promises to be a
most gay one.
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INHERITANCE GUESTS.
The following persons members of
q club were entertained yesterday by
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I. Reed at their