The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-15

| sephine Wilson, Maude Becher, Amy
Horton, Esther Gard, Blanche Bayer,
Elonor Clifford, Messrs Kenneth Toler,
A. Fox, Paul Brehm, Fred Bayer,
Walter Davis, Willard Kaufman, Paul
Miller, Xenophon King, George Weav-
er, II. P. Bradley, Clyde A. Hoover,
Ralph Kittle, Ralph Holly, Earl Kin
| ley, Roscoe Gambler, Byron Kuth, of
Eaton O., Clayton Runyon, Charles H.
Spalding, Karl Schuermann, Frank
Bescher, Howard Lane. John Weber,
Harold Meyers, Forest Gartside, Frank
Wissler, Paul Fisher, Mr. Halderman
of Hamilton, O., Stanley Smith, Clyde
Smith, Lawrence Jessup, Neil Bly, Joe
Smithmeyer, J. B. Modltn, Ernest Leh-
man, Howard Hunt, Raymond Jones
and Virgil Raines.
The Japanese tea given by the Uni
versalist Mission Circle at the home
of Mrs Bair on North Seventh street
Thursday afternoon was a delightful
| affair. The house was lighted through
out with Japanese lanterns. There
were other attractive decorations Mrs.
Walker was leader, and gave a we'll
defined talk on the work in Japan.
Mrs. Roser, accompanied by Mrs Barr
on the piano, sang a solo. Mr. Dale
Owens delighted the company with
several violin numbers. At the close
of the affair Japanese luncheon was
| served, all the ladies being seated on
cushions. 1t was decided to give a So
cial next Thursday night at the home
| of Mrs. Roser, 215 South Tenth street
Owing to a misunderstanding with
contracting parties the dance which
| was to have been given Wednesday
evening, November the Goth in the
Pyth1an Temple by a committee COM
posed of Messrs William Newbold, R.
| c. Hoover, J. w. Steinkamp, George
/ BreneiZer and Clarence Ferling has
| been postponed until Friday evening
! November the 2Sth The Hicks or
chestra will furnish the dance music
| A successful congregational supper
was given last evening at the South
| Eighth Street Friends church Flow
ers and ferns ornamented the rooms
! Supper was served to two hundred
! persons. After supper impromptu talks
were given by Rev. Frances Anscombe
Mr.. Benjamin Johnson, Mr.. John H.
Johnson, Mr.. Timothy Nicholson DR.
David W. Dennis. Professor and Mrs
! y.
Mr.. Edward Bells. The remainder Of
the evening was spent socially.
In honor of Mrs. Caxton Maxwell
Hamill of Terre Haute, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Seidel will give an elaborate
dinner this evening at the Country
club. Flowers and ferns will be used
in appointing the able. Covers will be
laid for eighteen guests.
! Mrs. Earl Ferris delightfully."- enter
tanned eleven little tots at her home,
325 North Fourteenth street Friday
afternoon in honor of her daughter,
Mary Elizabeth's, third birthray
Games furnished furnished the diver
sion Of the afternoon, after which
dainty lunch was served. Those pres
ent were Mary Elizabeth Ferris, Har-
old Mullin. Dorothy Orr. Ralph Phila-
baum, Helen Saxton. Shirley Sims,
Richard White, James I.antz, Malcolm
Earnest, De Marias Helms and Helen
Sims.
Favors at the pretty bridge party
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Frank Watt at her home on South
! Fifteenth street were given to Mrs
| George Williams, Miss Marie Camp
bell and Mrs. George Seidel. This was
the last party given this week by Mrs
Watt. Her social functions were
among the most important events of
the week
| Miss Esther Hill will give a pretty
dinner this evening at her we'll ap-
pointed home on East Main street
! The table viii be appointed with yell
/ low and white chrysanthemums. An
elegant dinner in several courses will
be served. Covers will be laid for
Misses Alice Hill, Maud and Cora
| Reynolds, Stella Hoover. Sadie Brown.
of Minneapolis, Grace Hendrix and
Grace Crumbaker Of Eaton. Ohio, with
| Mrs. Vernon Potter. of Newport. Ken
lucky, and Miss Hill
! A social event of more than ordi-
nary interest was the reception given
last evening In the Public Art Gallery