The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-12-31
Social, Club and Peronal Items
Elizabeth r. Phones 1874

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MESSAGES s. S. Saxton of Chicagn
Jonn lirk of Upton, Indiana, Wilbtt
Hloper, Paul Comstock and Er1ler
Findlaspf Chicago were memhers Il
the Inrsday Bridge club. After th
game Ie hostess served an elaborat
lunchea. =
Miss Iargaret Starr of North Tenth
street US a guest at the breakfasi
given Iesday morning at the Hote
SEVERN in Indianapolis by tho
Indiana 8Vassar club. The AZ
fair is always one of the jolly
events othe holidays and is the gath
ering ofthe clan from the various
parts OF he state. The tables We're
trimmed With the Christmas greens
and candis. Mrs. Lawrence d. Cham.
bers, PRESENT of the organization gra.
ciousiy pisided as toastmistress and
toasts Welagiven on college life. Miss
Martha DSn of the chemistry depart
ment OF Fssar college, who is spend
ing the hqdays with her parents in
Westfield, Fas the first to be intro
duced and vas greeted with enthusi-
asm for shebrought with her the very
air of VasH Mrs. Meredith Nichol-
son told offer experiences last June
when she aended the tWentyf1fth an
niversary Other class. Miss Harriet
Doan, sersr, was clever in her re-
spouse to ollege Life" Miss Fran
ces Morrlsonread a number of origin
al stories ofhe life at Vassar.
Opening hehome again Tuesday af-
ternoon Mrs.Henry Wickemeyer, as
sisted by Bis. Charles Shoemaker,
entertained lila charming manner at
her residenceon South Ninth street.
Flowers and Fms were used in deco
rating the rarns where the guests
were entertaind Sheephead was play
ed at several ables The favors to the
town guests ere won by Msdames
Edward Coopes George Pile and Ma
son Dyer. Mrs Clarence Rockhill of
South Bend, VS. given the guest ia
vor. At the cse of the game the
hostess served ia elaborate luncheon.
The guests wee Mesdames George
Piehl of Cincinnati, Ben Krone, Ed
ward Cooper, Webb Pyle, Timothy
Wrede, George lerling, James Houts,
Peter Geier, Gorge Pile, John Till
man, Adolph Staber, Clarence Rock
hill of South Bed, Mason Dyer, Ed
ward Roser. Gorge Reid, A. B.
Crump, Howard seier, Martha Geier-
Torbeck, EdwardTurner. George Snv-
der, Patrick Oats and Cora Auster-
man.
The spirit of thsYuletide was mani
tested in the prete thimble party Civ
en- Tuesday afternon by Mrs. Demp-
sey Dennis at hef home on South
Thirteenth street, shen she took this
means of entertaining in honor of
Miss Edna HooveI. a teacher in the
Boonville schools and who is home for
the holidays. Red carnations were
used in decorating the rooms. The
dining room was appointed with the
flowers and the ferns. In the center
of the table was French basket filled
with the flowers. Pretty tapers in at
tractive holders were placed about the
room. The afternoon was spent So
3ially and with needlework. A wash
day. contest was also a feature. Mrs.
Lewis King and Miss Alice Newman
we're given the favors. At the close
Of the affair a dainty luncheon was
served. The guests we're:
Misses Ethel. Lockwood. Halcey
Harold, Flo Ratliff, Edna Hoover, An
IA Horn, Alice Newman Edith Moore,
Donna Parks, Mary Wolf, Ruth Voc,
Harvey Wilson, Isaac Will
son, Charles Nardin, Weir, Lewis
King. Harry Keats, WIN. Luddington,
n. Leroy Haywood, Lee Hoover,
Glenn Pearce, Harry Doan, David
Robert Crane and William
Jameson. e.
The galleries will not be open to
he public this evening when a num-
Der of young women of this city give
heir Christmas ball in the Pythian
Temple. The galleries will only be
open to the parents of the hostesses.
rhe hall will be prettily decorated for
he function. There will be several
,ut of town guests. Among them will
De Misses Hazel Hatfield of Green's
'ork. Margaret Harland OF lndianapo-
is, Ruth Slayback of Hamilton, Ohio
Airline Shreeve of indianapolis, May
Iipe of Logansport, Hazel Bertsch, of
Cambridge City and Margaret Conner
If Indianapolis.
The Hiawatha Social and Literary
society will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Edna Webb at her home,
l34 South Fourteenth street. All
members are invited to be present.
Among the guests at the danclr g
party given Monday evening IN the
Apollo club at New Castle by Mr.. and
Mrs. L. C. Boyd and Miss Genevieye
Sheehan as courtesy to Miss Mar
garet Hamilton and Mr.. James Boyd,
was Mr.. Willard Kaufman Oh THIS
city.
The decorations were entirely in red
and green. Christmas bells and fes-
toons of red and green were used IN
profusion in arranging the various
rooms and in the dance hall the large
pillars in the center of the room were
wound in red and green crepe rib
bons. Miss Margaret Hamilton and
Mr.. James Boyd led the grandmarch
which was followed by a proaam of
sixteen dances. During an iraermis-
sion supper was served in therecep-
ton room.
A reception will be given New
Years &c Q n