The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-10
Society and It's Varied Interests
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in South Seventh street, in honor of
several visiting guests. Flowers and
! ferns appointed the table. An elegant
dinner in several courses was served
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. W.
B. Carver, Mrs Broadway of Galesburg,
Illinois, Mr.. and Mrs. w o. Menden-
hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beall of
Mount Sterling, Ohio, Mrs. Lydia Men
denhall and DR.. and Mrs. Mendenhall.
A charming social event for last ev-
ening was the dancing party given in
the pavilion at Jackson Park by the
members of the Phi Delta Kappa fra
| ternity in honor of the following
| guests of Winchester, Indiana, Mr..
Ralph Miller, Mr.. Clyde Engle, Mr..
Clifford Meier, Mr.. Herbert Stormes.
Piano and drums furnished the dance
music The affair began at eight thir
ty o'clock. This is the last dance to be
given this season at the park by the
members of the fraternity. Among the
dancers were Miss l.. Corey, Miss Luz
lu Matthews, Miss Blanche Bayer
Miss Hannah Hershey. Miss Hazel
Thomas, Miss Mary Bayer, Miss Eliza
beth Shriber, Miss Marguerite Davis,
Miss Mary Candy, Miss Cornelia Bor-
der, Miss Olive Lewis, Miss Helen
Crump. Miss M. King, Miss Hazel Pr
per, Miss Elizabeth Thomas. Miss
Grace Graves, Miss Esther Gard and
Miss Myra Scott, Mr.. Carl Scott, Mr..
Ben Meyers, Mr.. Chauncey Edgerton,
Mr.. Earl Cotton, Mr.. Edward Hollarn,
Mr.. c. McConaha, Mr.. Gerald Fitzgib-
bons, Mr.. Robert Tomlinson, Mr.. Will
lard Stevens, Mr.. Fred Bayer, Mr..
George Breneizer, Mr.. WEIGH, Mr. Hill
ton Long. Mr.. G. Meier Mr.. Stormes,
? Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Engle and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Rossiter.
: Out of courtesy to Miss Rose Gen
nett and Mr.. Thomas Campbell, who
are to be married Saturday evening,
: Miss Gwendoline Foulke will give a
dance at the Country club Thursday
evening. An orchestra will furnish the
music. This promises to be one Of the
= most important ante-nuptial events OF
the early fall season.
Mrs Jessie Alice will entertain with
an informal bridge party Thursday
morning at her apartments in the Ho-
tel Westcott. There will be two tables
: at bridge.
Mr. Thomas Campbell will entertain
the members Of the Campbell Gennett
wedding party to dinner Friday even
ing at the Country club. There will be
several out-oftown guests in attend
: ance.
The celebrated Farley orchestra will
furnish the dance music for the sub
scription dance to be given Friday ev-
ening In the pavilion at Jackson Park
} by committee composed Of Mr.. Har-
Try Shaw, Mr. Floyd Allen, Mr.. Harry
Hates and Mr. W. r. Poundstone The
members of the Elks and their fami-
lies are invited to attend. The orches-
ira Is one of the best organizations Of
its kind in this part of the country.
Mr.. Sissel, the noted cabaret singer,
will be present and render number of
comic songs. There will be several
guests from out the city in attend
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lontz and Mrs.
J, Philip Twigg formed a box party at
1 the Murray Theatre last evening
, A pretty afternoon party was given
, Tuesday by Mrs. Van Lovin and Mrs
: Leroy Little at the attractive home of
: Mrs. Lovin in South A street, when
| foi in, re
Q ander Murphy and daughter, Miss EN-
. lily Murphy of West Point, Mississippi
. Late garden blossoms with few fall
. asters were used in arranging the
/ rooms. The afternoon was spent social
ly and with needlework. A dainty lun-
cheOn was served at a late hour The
g invited guests were Miss Margaret
i Windsor, Mrs. P. A. Reid, Mrs. Jordan,
: Mrs. Lon Morrison, Miss IONA Morrl-
d son, Mrs J. A. Walls, Mrs. B. F. Har-
l.. ris, Mrs. Amanda Windsor, Mrs. Clara
Q White, Miss Alice White, Mrs. Fred
Gennett, Mrs. Wallace Simmons, Mrs
Walter Reid and Mrs. Coddington with
e Mrs. Murphy and Miss Emily Murphy
n of West Point.
k The members Of the Phi Delta Kap-
J. pa fraternity are arranging for a large
dance to formally open the fall season.
The affair will probably hold some
r thing in October.
q Mr. Verlin Poland has made ar
engagements for q dance to be given
= Thursday evening in the pavilion at
Jackson park. The Farley orchestra
will furnish the dance music A mum
Der of invitations have been sent out
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES
The Mothers club of the North End
|, will meet Thursday afternoon at two
y thirty o'clock at the North Fourteenth
Street Mission. 1t is urged that all
a members attend.
A meeting of the Ladies' Aid so
l. ciety of the Second Presbyterian
n church will be held Thursday after
9 noon with Mrs. John Haner at her
n home, 10 North Twentieth street. AL
- members are invited to attend.