The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-12-27

Ruth Roll and Mr. Clarence Brown.
! There were many guests from the var
| ious colleges in attendance.
A pretty Christmas dinner was CIV
en- Christmas day at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Bond of Chestnut
street, in honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
! Boerner and family, Of Chester, Mr..
! Harry BoHd, of Minneapolis, and Mrs,
| Mamie Carter, of Lebanon, Indiana
| The table was appointed with flowers
and ferns. An elaborate dinner in
| several courses was served.
Word was received today from Mr.
Bert Kolp at Union City that he would
begin his second semester in dancing
at the Pythian temple in about a fort
night The exact date has not been
set.
A beautiful Christmas party was
given last evening at the Nurses
Home at Reid Memorial hospital, I'M
der the supervision of Miss Marsh
superintendent The affair is made
possible each year by donations from
the doctors, the board of directors,
Woman's Auxiliary and public contri-
buttons. The home presented beau
tiful appearance The archways be-
tween the rooms we're festooned with
garlands of cedar. The Christmas
cOlOrs, red and green, were used in
the rooms. The mantlepieces were
banked with vines and ferns. Christmas
bells and balls in red and green were
also used. On the piano was pretty
bowl filled with poinsettas. One hun
n
persons from without the city enjoyed
the affair. During the evening the
following program was presented:
Silent Night ............... Selected
Quartet: Mrs. Charles Igelman, Miss
Alice Knollenberg. Mrs. Fred Bar
tel and Mrs. G. S. Marvel.
Piano Duo-Polonaise Militaire in
A major
Miss Mildred Schalk, Mr.. Frank
Schalk
Vocal Solo-Bethlehem's Guiding
Mrs F. w Kruger
Violin obligato by Miss Carolyn Hut
ton and piano accompaniment by
Miss Mildred Schalk.
Reading-The Witch of .Wenham.
Mrs. S. c. Markley.
anu Mlnuet .......... beethoven
Miss Carolyn Hutton.
Reading-Darius Green and His
Flying Machine $500. Crowbridge
Mrs. S, C. Markley.
Holy Night INSTRUMENTATION. Selected
Quartet
After the program a social hour fol
lowed and refreshments were served.
The affair was thoroughly enjoyed by
all, and was a festive occasion for the
nurses, who are seldom relieved from
duty.
Among the guest were Miss Marsh's
mother and sister, Mrs. F. NJ Marsh,
Miss Maude Marsh, of Camden, Ohio,
and Miss Johnson, of Cincinnati
Decorations of palms and ferns were
used in arranging the Odd Fellows
hall last evening when Mrs Frank
Crichet gave an assembly party for
the members of her former classes,
wishing guests and young people of
the city who have been attending her
parties during the winter The music
was excellent. The affair was thor
oughly enjoyed by all. Among the
dancers were Misses Miriam Eicholtz,
Mae Gipe of Logansport, Airline
Shreeve of Indianapolis, Leila Manford,
Margaret Jones, Marie Piers. Iris Rob-
inson of Winchester. Alta Mcpherson,
Ethel Brown, Mary Ford. Mildred Par
ker, Mary Candy, Helen McMinn, Mel
lie Becher. Miriam Russell, Marie
Wrede, Lena Cory, Marie Brown, Flor
ence Calkins, Florence Burgess. and
Grace Kelly: Messrs. George Welsh,
Charles Buell. of Chicago, Charles
Twigg, Frank Wissler, Charles Spal-
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Lane, Alvin Fox. Earl Spiesberger o.
Bay City. Mich, Allen Jay. J. H. Web
Der, Roscoe Gambler. Ralph Little
George Weaver, Howard Messick. Car
Kinley, Floyd Reid. Frank Bescher.
Clay Runyan. Carl Scott, John Long
streth. Kenneth Toler and Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Alderman
Honoring Miss Ruth Lawson. of
New Castle, Miss Irene Painter enter
tanned at her home on East Main
street yesterday afternoon. The
rooms were beautifully decorated ap-
propriate to the Christmas season
The afternoon was spent socially and
with music and games In the after
noon delicious luncheon was served
Covers We're laid for Misses Ruth Law
son, Carolyn Bradley Bradley, Ruth
Pfanlln. Bernice Pickett, Mabel Lo-
gan, Cora Harris. Caroline Rodefeld.
Irene Painter. After supper the
guests spent the evening in social
manner, Later the guests were serv-
ed at Finney's confectionery.
The Dansant will be introduced in
this city for the first time New Years
day when the December social COM
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