The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-07-17
SOCIETY I

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SOCIAL EVENTS FOR THE WEEK.
Monday-Mrs. Joseph Hill win be
hostess for a meeting Of bridge club
at the Country club in the afternoon.
Tuesday-The Eas. End Aid society
of the First Christian church will
meet in the afternoon with Mrs. J. n.
Hodgin at her home in North Seven
teenth street
The Ladies Aid society of the West
Richmond Friends church will meet
in the afternoon at Earlham hall.
Members of card club viii meet in
the afternoon.
Wednesday-The regular meeting of
the Penny club will be held in the
afternoon.
Thursday-The meeting OF the
Woman's Relief Corps will be held in
the post rooms at the court house.
A party will be given in the after
noon at the Country club house.
Friday-Members of the Aid society
of the Grace Methodist church will
meet in the afternoon.
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DANCES A FEATURE.
Several dances were the features OF
the past weeks social schedule.
Tuesday evening Miss Mable Geier
and Miss Irene Hart gave a dance at
the Jackson park pavilion. This was
one Of the largest dances given this
season at the park. Thirty-four coup
les We're in attendance.
Wednesday evening the Kappa Al
pha Phi fraternity were the hosts for
charming dance at the park. A. num-
ber of out Of town guests were pres
ent.
Thursday evening the members OF a
dancing club entertained their friends
with dancing party. All OF these
events added to the pleasures OF the
week.
So far no dances have been arrang-
ed for this week.
ENTERTAINING GUESTS.
Miss Mable Redrow has as her
guests over Sunday, Mr.. Will B. Sauer.
and Mr.. Louis Greiner, of Cincinnati.
Miss Redrow has also been entertain
ing Miss Eva Sauer of Cincinnati dur
ing the past week.
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AUTOMOBILE PARTIES.
A number of automobile parties are
expected to be guests at the Hotel
Westcott today.
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK.
The past week has been featured by
a number of pleasant social events
given in honor of visiting guests. Sew.
eral picnic parties were also included
In the social schedule. Monday after
noon Mrs. Lee B. Nusbarm's Sunday
school class of the First English Lu
theran church formed picnic party
at Glen Miller
Tuesday afternoon q meeting of the
Monday Bridge club was held at the
Country club, Mrs. Wickham Corwir
acting as hostess. In the evening
Miss Alma Turner gave a card party
honoring her guests, Miss Rena and
Miss Edna Renner Of Cincinnati.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. e. Weller entertain
ed with dinner at their home in
South Seventh street. in honor Of Miss
Rae Chandlee, of Philadelphia.
Parties were also given in her honor
by Misses Mary and Elizabeth Jay
Miss Clara Myrick and Miss Engel
bert.
Wednesday afternoon Chinese tes
was given by the Misses Mable and
Mildred Kuhn at their home in South
Thirteenth street for Miss .Bess Kuhn
of Indianapolis, Miss Eva Sauer ol
Cincinnati and Miss Emily Truesdale
and Miss Pearl Barlow Of Kokomo
Thursday afternoon Miss Pearl Hanel
entertained for the guests.
A card party was a feature of the
days schedule being held at the Coun
| try club. Friday evening charming
lawn party was given at the home o
Miss Margaret Ferguson. South Six
teenth street. In the afternoon Of thi.
| day Miss Mable Hasemeier gave an In
formal reception for visiting guests.
| A card party was also given by Mrs
Richard Cutter for the Misses Renner
of Cincinnati. A number OF other al
fairs including dances completed th.
schedule for the week. The presen
week does not promise to be quite s,
gay. However later on number o
picnics and parties may be announced
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WEAvER-JOHNS
| Mr.. Addison s. Weaver OF Cleve
land, Ohio and Miss Emma johnson. o
this city were quietly married Satur
/ day evening at eight o'clock by tn,
Rev. Thomas c. McNary in the Secon,
Presbyterian parsonage. There wer
no attendants. The bride wore a prei
ty light blue frock. Mr.. and Mr.
| Weaver left last evening at min
O'Clock for Cleveland which plac
| thew will make their f,Ifuro home