The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-16

and ferns.
The guests were Mrs. Emma Kofski,
Mrs. Andrew Roser, Mrs. May Fryar,
Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. DoWell, Mrs. l..
Miller, Mrs. Jennie Holly, Mrs. Eva
Cause, Mrs. Nettie Gem, Mrs. c. K.
Barnes, Mrs. Mollie Wright, Mrs. Muir
ray, Miss Edna Holly, Mrs. Mary Fer
ling, Mrs. Emma CreagOr. Mrs. Plum
mer, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs Nora Brown,
Mrs. lone Stigelman, Mrs. Alice Ella
son, Mrs. Eleanor Whitley, Mrs. Ger
trude Keller, Mrs. Anna Akin, Mrs.
Ella Leonard, Mrs. Daisy Duyall, Mrs.
Shissler, Mrs Meyers and Mrs. Flo
Bayer. After dinner short business
session was held. 1t was decided to
give series of card parties this win
ter. The first one will be held Monday
afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock at the Pyth-
ian Temple. A musical program was
also feature of the evening.
A pleasant social event for last
evening was the Bake" given at the
home of Nathan White on the Smyrna
Road, by Miss Alice White.
The affair was thoroughly en-
joyed by the young people. The night
was ideal for a function Of this kind
The invited guests were Miss Hannah
Hershey, Miss Alice Vossler, Miss
Setta Gard, Miss Lucille White, Miss
Ethel Brown, Miss Alta May White,
Mr. Earl Cotton, Mr.. Ben Myers, Mr..
Adolph Getz, Mr.. Fred Hugo, Mr.. AL
len Jay and Mr.. George Breneizer.
Miss Edna Johnson was among the
hostesses for today when she enter
tanned this afternoon with a pretty
informal tea party. The hours were
from four until six o'clock. The func-
ton was held at the Johnson home on
East Main street. The hours were
spent in a pleasant social manner. Mrs.
Edward Harris presided at the tea
urn and assisted in serving the
guests. The rooms were arranged
throughout with fall flowers and
ferns
Honoring Mrs. Bud Thomas, Mrs. T.
j. Singer, Mrs. Heckenhauer and Mrs.
Frank Sewers of Muncie, who are
guests of Mrs. George Reid and Mrs.
Edward Klute, Mrs. Klute gave pref
ty afternoon party Wednesday at her
we'll appointed home on South Four
| teenth street. Garden flowers and
! ferns were used in decorating the
(
| There were guests present to fill five
! tables at euchre. After the game there
was a guessing contest in the dining
| room. FayOrs were given to Mrs. Bel
| ford, Mrs. Heckenhauer, Mrs. Sewers,
| Mrs. Bud Thomas, Mrs. r. J. Singer,
| Mrs. Walter Krone of Cambridge City,
! Miss Haas Of Chicago, Mrs. John
| Hutchinson al d Mrs. Lon Cox. At the
close of the function an elegant sup
| per in five courses was served. The
guests were Miss Haas of Chicago,
Mrs. Bud Thomas, Mrs. Walter Krone,
of Cambridge City, Mrs. Heckenhauer,
Mrs. Frank Sewers, Mrs. T. J. Singer,
Mrs. William Seeker. Mrs. F. w. krue-
ger, Mrs. George Reid. Mrs. Anna
! Heitbrink, Mrs. George F7erling, Mrs
Lon Cox, Mrs. Henry Kluter, Mrs. Sol
Frankel, Mrs. Richard Moore, Mrs.
| Clarence Jessup, Mrs. John Bayer,
Mrs. George Martin, Mrs George
| Chrisman. Mrs. Richard Van Zant,
| Mrs. Will Klute, Mrs. Lemon, Miss
Ticman, Mrs. L. r. Slower, Mrs. Ed
ward Cooper, Mrs. Edward Roser. Mrs
| Edward Hubbard, Mrs. George Smith,
| Mrs. Will Hippard, Mrs. Elmer Ford,
Mrs. John Hutchinson, Mrs. Warren
| Hill of Chicago, Mrs. George Fox, Mrs.
Vern Thomas, and Mrs. Carl Baker.
| Mrs. Reid entertained this afternoon
at her home on South D street, in hon.
or of the visiting guests.
The Halloween dance to be given
at the Country Club Friday evening,
October the 31st, will in a way mark
the opening of the club for the fall
and winter season. The affair is being
arranged for by committee compos-
ed of Mrs. w. p. Robinson, Mrs. Ru-
dolph G. Leeds, Miss Edith Nicholson,
| Miss Gwendoline Foulke, Miss Flor
ence Mcclure, Mrs. Harry Gennett,
Mrs. Edgar F. Hiatt. The ball room
will be prettily decorated with pump
kins and other decorations appropri-
ate to the season. The Hicks orches-
ira has been secured to furnish the
| dance music.
| Arrangements are being completed
| for the luncheon to be given Saturday
at l o'clock at the North A Street
Friends Meeting by the members of
! the Woman's Teachers club of Wayne
| Alton 10,