The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-27
SOCIAL GATHERINGS

Mrs. John Sligar, who has been Wis
iting at Logansport was the guest of
honor at several charming social func-
ton. The Logansport JournaETr1b-
une says
A beautiful party of the weekend
was one given yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. Charles Taft at her home in
Broadway, in honor of Mrs, Sligar OF
Richmond, Mrs. Arnett Of Kokomo
and Mrs. Jones of Burlington, Ia.
The entertaining rooms presented
beautiful autumnal effect, decked in
bitte-sweet and bright leaves. Bias
kets AMI vases were filled with the
pretty berries and the alcove and the
archways between the rooms were
screened with the foliage of the fall
branches. At one o'clock the guests
were served a choice luncheon from
numerous small serving tables, each
one charming in its appointments.
Red roses were place favOrs to the
guests
The after-luncheon hours were de-
voted to the cards, at which Mrs. l..
l.. Trueman and Mrs. Homer Closson
carried off the honors
Mr. and Mrs George w. Reid enter
tanned at a delightful week end house
party at their home on East Main
street. On Sunday dinner in number
of courses was served at noon. The
centerpiece on the table was a hand
some cut glass vase filled with pink
blossoms and greenery. Sunday even
ing a dainty supper was served. The
guests composing this party were the
Misses Edna Starr, Alsa Voorhees,,
Kathryn Lamb, of Muncie, and Messrs.
Ralph Little, 0. NJ. Landon and Ray
West of Muncie. Mrs. Reid was assist
ed in entertaining by her mother, Mrs.
Catherine Barton, and Miss Esther
Reid.
Invitations reading as follows were
sent out today:
You're Invited! Bring Your Friends!
Tuesday night s o'clock
Basement Sunday School room
at the request of our many friends
The Luther League Male Chorus
will repeat
1.-THE Old Time Song Concert"
So successfully given this summer.
Come, hear, the famous songs of yore.
Come, enjoy the songs our grand
parents used to sing. Come, bring your
friends.
refreshments.
The program will be as follows with
Mr. Richard Atzinger will give some
demonstrations in Indian Club swing
ing:
Bugle Call ............ Warren Beck
Tenting Tonight .......... Chorus
Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep
................... Louis Stauber
Carry Me Back to Old Virginia.
.................. Quartet
Till the Sands of the Desert Grow
Cold .............. Frank Hebbler
Old Kentucky Home. ...,.....
observation-disclosures. Duet and Chorus
Old Folks At Home ......... Chorus
Do They Miss Me At Home. $1,000.
................ L. w. Druley
Silver Threads Among The Cold.
............. Quartet
Part II.
DlXle ......... SnOTuS
Solo (selected) Gus Eggemeyer
Indian Club Swinging .......
.............. Richard Atzinger
Just a Song at Twilight. ........
...... Louis Stauber & Chorus
Just Before the Battle Mother. $780,.
....... Chas. Drifmeyer & Quartet
Old Black Joe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
... Frank Hebbler & Chorus
America Observation-Disclosures. Chorus
NOou NlSIb LduieS SuOIuS
An attractive social event for Sat
urday afternoon was a Halloween par
ty given by Mrs. w. B. Owens at her
home on North Tenth street in honor
of her daughter Miss Helens birthday
anniversary. The rooms were beauti-
fully decorated appropriate to Hal
loween. The afternoon was spent with
games and music. At late hour an
elegant luncheon in several courses
was served. The invited guests were
the Misses Rosamond Border, Galena
Bavis. Agnes Meerhoff, Louise Nicer
hoff, Roberta wilkins. Estela Roller,
Anna Dallas, Elizabeth Turner, Mary
Reese, Helen Reese, Estella Baker
Thelma Baker, Helen Edgerton, Mary
Carmen and Helen Owens.
A hay ride was given Friday even
ing by Mr.. Paul Lyons to entertain a
number of friends. The guests drove
to Centerville. They returned to Rich
mond and were entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. S Brown, 500
National Avenue. An elegant luncheon
in several courses was served. Miss
Simonton chaperoned the party. The