The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-21
OCIAL GATHERINGS

lrking an innovation at the Pub
,rt Gallery Thursday afternoon
the tea given by Mrs. James Jud-
If the National Road, West, when
entertained members of the Moth
club of the North Fourteenth
t mission. The rooms of the gal
were arranged with chrysanthe-
and ferns. About thirty guests
entertained. During the after
Miss Dorothy Bates sang two
! and Miss Carolyn Hutton played
numbers. They were accompan-
by Mrs. Robert Crane, pianist,
James NJ. Judson made an infor-
talk in which she told interesting
IS about the various pictures on
0ition by the Indiana artists. AT
close of the function sandwiches
tea with CONNECTIONS were served
table was arranged with lace
!. In the center was a bowl of yell
and white chrysanthemums sur
ded by the ferns. Tea was poured
this table There were several as
nts.
/ elaborate social event for next
will be the dinner to be given
nesday evening, November 26 at
Hotel Westcott for the members
lie cast of MIR. Bob" which was
ented this fall at the Gennett the
under the auspices of the
hts of Columbus. The principals
lie play were Miss Meta Pfafflin,
vi Do ~
Martha Geier-Torbeck, Mr.. Zwiss-
Miss O'Brien, Mr.. Howard Mes
Mr.. Clarence Geier, Miss FitZgib-
and Miss Ruth Pfafflin. The
is will number about forty includ-
he members of the large chorus.
dinner the guests will be invited
tend the dance to be given in the
ian Temple by members Of the
hts of Columbus.
dancing party was given last ev-
g at the Country club under the
,tion of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp.
party began at $50 o'clock. Piano
drums furnished music. The class
wed it's instructions and a number
w steps were taught. Among those
enjoyed the party were Messrs.
Mesdames Thomas kaufman, A.
rayle, Walter Engle, James Carr,
ard Carr, w. p. Robinson, Milton
ghead, Julian Gates, Wilbur Hib-
Harry Lontz. Edgar Hiatt, Mrs.
| of Piqua, Mrs. Vaughan, Mrs.
Bernhardt, Mrs. Miles Bland, Mr.
on Carr, Miss Gwendolyn Foulke,
Paul Comstock, Miss Margaret
r. Mr.. Andrew Scott, Mr.. Earl
lgler, Mr.. Philip Starr, Mr.. Gath
man, Mr.. Todd, Mr.. Raymond
olson and Miss Edith Nicholson.
he second of series Of parties to
given by Mrs Clarence Mayhem
held this afternoon at her home
North d street, when she enter.
ed with a pretty bridge party. Fall
ers and ferns were used in ar.
ing the rooms. Bridge was played
lree tables and favors were given
+ the game a lunchean was served
he card tables. The hostess was
sted by Miss Mable Keller. The in.
/ guests were Mesdames w. H
!ker, Frank Glass, e. J. Dykeman
d Allen, H. II. Lopez. Oscar Dick
n, Myron Crane, H. H. Engelbert
rye Robe. Edna Miller Heiser, Wal
Weidner and Otto Helms. Mrs. May
will entertain again next week.
+. and Mrs. John II. Nicholson
give a dinner this evening for
teen guests at their home on East
n street, Flowers and ferns will
oint the table.
mong the hostesses Saturday will
Miss Gwendolyn Foulke who will
an informal dancing party at her
lie on South Eighteenth street.
onoring Miss Olga Pilgrim, bride
1e, Miss Marie Schneider and Miss
Ia Drahrins entertained at the
lie of the latter, with a kitchen
wer The guests all came masked
gressive hearts was played, after
oh a dainty luncheon was served
icing carried out in wedding bells
) bride to be received many useful
s. Those present were: Misses Oh
Pilgrim, Flora Stun, Minnie Boes
ira Austerman, Cora Frauman, Ru
Pilgrim, Oda Stun, Hilda Kehlen
nix. Flora Kramer, Anna Blickwe
Alice Stien, Sadie Pottenger, Clara
!e. Dorothea Schneider, Edna
athing, Marie Schneider. Alberta
ppe, Clara Conner, Hattie West
sdames Lon Jones, Herbert Shuer.