The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-20

enhauer and Mrs. Frank Sewers. Fa-
vors went to the guests Of honor and
to Mrs Henry Kluter and Mrs. Edward
klute. After the game the guests were
invited to the dining room where an
elegant supper in several courses was
served
Mrs. Frank Crichet has secured Paul
Harris TO play for her assembly dance
Friday evening, to be held in the Odd
Fellows hall after the class has re-
ceived it's instructions. Mr.. Harris is
musician Of remarkable ability and
knows how to play dance music. All
the young people of the city are in
vited to attend
In honor Of Mrs. Chris. Hecken-
hauer, Mrs. T. J. Singer Mrs. Bud
Thomas and Mrs. Frank Sewers of
Muncie, Mrs Walter Snaveley will en-
terrain with a six o'clock dinner this
evening at her home on South Fourth
street
Mrs. Charles H. Ankeny and daugh-
ter Miss Alys Ankeny, of Lafayette,
who were recent guests at the Hotel
Westcott gave an afternoon tea recent
ly at their home in honor Of Miss
CoffrOth, a bride-to-be.
Miss Jeanette LandWer gave a
slumber party Friday evening at her
home on South Eleventh street. The
guests were Miss Hazel Roach, Miss
Ada Kelly, and Miss Grace Smith.
Miss Edith Edwards of Indianapolis
was the honor guest at charming
afternoon card party Friday at the
home of Mrs. Claude Stanley, on
North Eighteenth street. Five hundred
was the entertainment of the after
noon, the game being played at four
tables. Miss Helen Gronendyke re-
ceived the prize for the high score.
| Mrs Stanley served tempting lunch
| after the games.
The guests were Mesdames Ruel B
| Chandler, John R. Millikan, H. w.
Macdonald, Oakley M. Polk, George
| NJ. Barnard, Misses Edwards, Helen
Gronendyke, Jean Bond, AIDA Fran
ces Goodwin, Winifred Pratt Of New
York City, Katherine Hunt, Hazel
Guyer, Imogene Millikan, Mabel Ice,
| Marguerite Hatch and Edith Nation
Newcastle Courier.
| Mrs Polk was formerly Miss Hilda
| Shute of this city.
| Mr. and Mrs Charles Hanes were
| given pleasant surprise Saturday even
| ing at their home in Spring Grove by
number of neighbOrs and friends
who came with we'll filled baskets tC
assist them in celebrating their TWEEN
| tieth wedding anniversary. Mrs. Hanes
was presented with a pretty bouquet
of flowers. They were also given sew
eral pretty presents. About thirty-f1ve
guests composed the party. The even
ing was spent socially and with music
and games. At late hour delicious
supper was served. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Turner, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Bullerdick, Mr.. anC
| Mrs. Worley, Mrs. Anna Meeks, Mr.
H. J. Hanes, Mr.. Adolph Fossler, Mr.
Shuttle and daughters, Miss Alice anC
Miss Marie Shuttle. Miss Mather, Miss
Naomi Mather, Miss Grace Smith
! Miss Hazel Roach, MIR, Ernest Mather
Mr. Lynn Mather, Mr.. Earl Mather
Miss Ruth Bullerdick, Mr.. and Mrs
Simon Hoover and Miss Rena Hoover
Mr.. Westcott Hanes and Miss FerI
Hanes.
Miss Gertrude Matthews was giver
a pleasant surprise recently at hel
home, S03 North G street, by a mum
Der of her friends in celebration Of
her tenth birthday anniversary. The
house was decorated throughout il
pink and white. Music and games fea
tured the evening. An elegant luncheon
was served in the dining room. In the
center of the table was a large cake
with pink and white frosting surround
ed by ten candles. The hostess receiv
ed many pretty gifts. Those present
| were:
Miss Ethel Mcclure, Miss Marie
Weber, Miss Bivian Bishop, Miss
Katherine Bishop, Miss Pauline
Shanke, Miss Irene Shanke, Miss Luel
| la Shanke, Miss Margaret Ashecraft
| Miss Dorothy White, Miss Audre,
Morrow, Miss Corine Essmaker. Mis-!
Marie Matthews, Miss Elizabeth Mat
thews, Master Charles Matthews,
In honor of Mrs William Coffin o
California, Mrs. John H, Johnson gave
a prettily appointed luncheon Satur
day at her home on North Eleventh
street. Killarney roses were used il
appointing the table. Places were
laid for Mrs. Robert l.. Kelly, Mrs
Coffin, Mrs. E. r. Beatty. Mrs. Thorn
DIS ~ bIdudul. MIS-. . Il. SnlL0, MIS-
| Howard Dill. Mrs. Thomas Nicholson
Mrs, ]. H. Mills, Mrs. w. O. Menden
hall, Mrs. II. S, Weed. Mrs. E. P
Trueblood Mrs. John Nicholson ant
Mrs. J. Herschel Coffin.
A charming social event for Sunda,
was the pretty party given by Mr.. ane
Mrs. A. l.. Barlow at their home or
North Ninth street, when they enter
tanned in honor of Mrs. Gertrude Kolp
Mr.. Peter Lichtenfels and Miss Eliza
beth Kolp, who have been tourins
Ohio with a vaudeville stunt" The,
are euroute to Seattle. Washington
where they have an engagement The
evening was spent socially and with
music and dancing. A minstrel show
performance was given by Mr. Howard
Messick, Mr., Benton Barlow Mr.. Pc
ter Lichtenfels, Mr. Ray Lichtenfels
and Mr.. Frank Lichtenfels
Among the guests were Miss Cora
Lichtenfels. Miss Julia Lichtenfels
Mrs. Allen, Master Russell Allen. Mr.
Frank Litchenfels, Mr.. Ray Lichten
fels. Mr.. Peter Lichtenfels, Miss Hell
en- Buckley, Miss Marjorie Thomas
Mr.. Stevens. Mr., Horn of Centerville
Miss Elizabeth Shriher Mr. R0her