The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-03-19
OBSERVE BIRTHDAY.

OBSERVE BIRTHDAY.
Monday evening the forty-fifth
birthday anniversary of the Com
mandery Number eight Knight Temp
lars will be observed with a social
function in the Masonic hall. Invita-
tions as follows have been issued to
chapter members and council Ma
sons:
Richmond Commandery No. s
knight Templars
will welcome you and your family
or lady friend to participate
in the celebration of its
forty-fifth anniversary
Ct the Masonic Temple. Richmond,
Indiana
on the evening OF
Monday, March the twenty-first,
nineteen hundred ten
at eight O'Clock
Cards. Dancing. Buffet Lunch.
Sir knights are requested to appear
In full dress uniform.
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70 SING IN CINCINNATI.
Mrs. w. G.. McVay left today for
Cincinnati, where she will sing in a
meeting to be held at the Christian
church in that city.
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SHOWER FOR 1RiDE.ELEcTs.
A charming social affair was the
shower given Friday afternoon by
Mrs. John Shroyer at her home on
South Sixteenth street in honor OF
Miss Reba Stutson> and Miss jose
phine Gates, brides of next month.
The function was pan shower, the
brides-to-be receiving a number of
useful articles.
A luncheon preceded the shower
and was served at one o'clock. The
brides table was placed in the dining
room, twelve guests being seated at
this table The others were served at
small tables placed in the library and
reception hall. Spring flowers, smi-
lax and ferns were used In appoint
ment. The table in the dining room
was beautifully decorated with clus-
ters OF daffodils and strands of white
satin ribbon. Lace mats added to the
attractiveness of the appointments.
Gilded wish bones fastened to white
cards were used to designate the
places for the guests. However the
places for the bride-elects were small
four leaf clovers attached to hand
painted cards. Luncheon in several
courses was served. After luncheon
games and a taffy pulling featured
the afternoons amusements. The
guests were: Mrs. Rudolph G. Leeds,
Mrs. Milton Craighead, Mrs. Byram
Robbins. Miss Edith Nicholson.
Misses Edna and Florence Mcclure.
Mrs. wickham Corwin, Mrs. Willard
Rupe. Mrs. Dudley Elmer, Miss Juliet
swayne, Mrs. Richard Study, Mrs.
Joseph Hill. Mrs. Robert L. Study,
Miss Mary Gaar., Miss Ruby Clark,
Mrs. Ray X. Shiveley. Mrs. Ray Hol.
ton, Miss Mildred Gaar and Miss Ma
rie Campbell.
PARTY At EARLHAM.
An informal party will be given
this evening at Earlham college. The
time will be spent with games and
music. Later a lunch will be served
from boxes which are to be arranged
for by the girls of the college.
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DANCE LAST EVENING.
A large and enjoyable dance was
given last evening in the Odd Eel
lows hall by members of the Fuzz
BUGS club. Professors Wood and
Hicks with Mr.. Wolfe furnished the
dance music. A partial list Of the
guests Is: Misses Myral Weeghman,
Hannah Hershey. Grace Kelly, Pearl
Guernsey, Blanche Bayer, Dorothy
Bates. Elizabeth Bailey, Gladys Bal
ley. Ruth Pennell. Helen Neal. Lucy
Smyser. Emerald Hasecoster, Helen
Jameson, Airline Shreeve, Elaine
Jones, Genevieve Newlin. Helen Mich
olson, Esther Gard, Louise Malsby,
Margaret Sligen. Of New Castle, Mae
Gipe, Of Logansport. Jane Reynolds
ana Cad Van Ousdale, of Dayton,
Ethel Brown, Eugene Smith. OF New
Castle, Marguerite Hasemeier, Myra
Scott Louise Norman, Helen Cring
and Gladys Weiss: Messrs. Fred Boil
meyer. Everett McConaha, Robert
Grain, Paul Carver, Howard Ashley.
Carl Emerson, Irwin Coffin, Grant
Fry. Walter Davis, Carlos Haas, Ed
ward Williams, Dale Shreeve, Rich
ard Sedgwick, Alvin Young, Carl
Hamilton, Taylor Farrell. Harold
Taggart, Edwin Scott, Willard Kauf-
man. Charles Buell., Huston Marlatt,
Edwin Flock. Raymond Jones. Cliff
ord Plummer. Frank Schalk. xene-
phon King. RAYMOND Shelter, Ralph
Neal. Benton Barlow and Raymond
Draper.
The affair was very successful and
was enjoyed by all privileged to at
tend.
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GIVEN A SURPRISE.
About sixty friends surprised Mr..
George McLear last evening at his
home on the National road east, to as
sist him in celebrating his birthday
Mr.. McLear was pre-
scented with number Of beautiful
gifts. A supper in three courses was
served. The party was composed OF