The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-19
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used in arranging the dinner table
Covers were laid for Mr. George II.
| Hunt, Mr. and Mrs John VI. Elliott
Miss Helen Johnson, Mr.. Howard II.
Elliott, Miss Ena Hunt Mrs. r. Hunt,
Mrs. Mary Shute and Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson After dinner the guests form
ed party at the Murray theatre.
In honor of Mrs. Thomas J. Camp
bell, recent bride, Mrs. Russell Gaar
| Will entertain Tuesday afternoon of
next week at her new home in West
Richmond. The guests will include
members of the Tuesday afternoon
bridge club This promises to be one
of the pleasant social events of the
week.
A Colonial Dinner was given last
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs
D. l.. Fitzpatrick, 200 Richmond ave
nue.. The guests were members of the
Progressive Literary society and their
friends. The rooms were decorated
with flowers and ferns The guests
were served at small tables. They
were appointed with red carnations
and ferns. The club colors green and
white were also conspicuous in the
various rooms. An elegant dinner in
several courses was served Covers
We're laid for Messrs. and Mesdames
ID. l.. Fitzpatrick. Roy Hilbert, l. B.
Arnold, p. T Mcclellan, Clayton Claw
son, Charles Roland, Oscar Hasty, Ar
! thur King, James Richard, II. B. Will
liams, Glen HaisIey, Mrs Martha
Buell., Mrs. Ida Hodgin, Mrs. Philip
| Smith, Misses Anna Moffitt, Nell Blu
ell, Inez Hasty, Mary and Martha Nc
LELAND, Meta Richard, Juliet Smith,
Ethlyn, Beatrice and Freda Williams,
Mary and Amy Fitzpatrick. Leta Ro-
land, Messrs. Clifford Richard, Charles
Buell.
After dinner program was present
ed. Informal talks were made by Mr..
Arnold, Mr.. James Richard and Mr..
Mcclellan. Mr.. Arnold, accompanied by
Mrs. Buell. pianist, sang a solo A
pretty reading was given by Mr.. Claw
son after which Mrs. Clawson and
Miss Meta Richard played a duet. Mr.
| Clifford Richard, violin, accompanied
by Miss Meta Richard and Miss Inez
| Hasty played a pretty solo. a duet
was given by the Richard family and
the program was concluded with a
pretty reading given by Miss Leta Ro-
land. After the program a magazine
! guessing contest was feature of the
| evening.
Mrs. Walter Dalbey of South
| Twelfth street is in indianapolis this
week attending several social func-
tons. Regarding the party given yes
terday by Mrs. Cuyler the Indianapo-
! lis Star says:
Mrs. w. B. Cuyler received her
| friends yesterday afternoon from 3
until 6 o'clock at her attractive new
home, 1927 College avenue. Mrs. Guy
Ter had the assistance of a number Of
guests-Mrs. John Hinchman of Green
| field, Ind; Mrs. Walter Dalbey of
Richmond. Ind; Mrs Frederick RE
bel Jr. of Omaha, Neb, and Mrs.
James Barkdull of Peru, Ind, former
| ly of Richmond. Those assisting in the
other rooms were Mrs. William H.
| Moore, Mrs. Bell K. Baggs, Mrs. Vim
ton Hanes. Mrs. William Sylvester,
Mrs. Henry Warrum, Mrs. Boyd Will
son Templeton. Mrs. Fred Horne, Mrs
| Lucien Curry, Mrs. Walter Cole, Mrs
| Charles Williams, Miss Barbara Hol-
lenberry, Miss Louise Mckenzie, Miss
Mary Stone. Miss Ruth Mcpherson
and Miss Cora Randall.
| a prOfuSiOn OF palms, ferns and
chrysanthemums, artiticially arranged