The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-27
SOCIAL GATHERINGS

Adding to the attractiveness Of the
social schedule for Thanksgiving
week was the beautiful dance given
last evening in the Odd Fellows hall
by committee of the Phi Delta Kap-
pa fraternity when they took this
means OF entertaining the members of
the Richmond chapter with their
friends and many invited guests. This
was the annual dance of the frat
and was the most successful function
given by the organization for some
time. The Mutt, Turk and Jeff SaxO-
phone trio composed of Mr.. Glen
Brandenburg, pianist, Mr.. CrOsley,
saxOphone, and Mr. Fred ROssiter,
drums, furnished the music.
Among the dancers were Misses
Marie Brown. Myra Scott. Esther
Gard, Marie Wrede, COrnelia Border,
Marjorie Mayhem, f. Bryant, Ethel
Brown, NJ. Hastings of Pittsburg
Gladys Barnard, Elizabeth Shriber
Mary Candy, Blanch Bayer, Mary
Bayer, Amy Horton, Helen Crump,
Adelaide Johnson, A. Gore of Indian
apOlis, Leona Corey, Gladys Weiss,
Ine2 Mayfield of Indianapolis, Lucy
Smyser, Blanch IretOn, Hannah Har
shey, Margaret Ferguson, Mrs. Fred
Rosster; Messrs, John Longstreth,
Ray Jones Ben Myers, Willard Stew
ems. Neil Bly,, Adolph Getz. Carl
Schuermann, Allen Jay, Orville Coats,
Ernest LehmanAs<irk Bly,, Howard
Messick Lin Hosier, Glenn McConaha,
Joseph Smithmeyer, William Viii
liams, Carl Elliott Gerald Fitzgib-
bons, James Medlin, Carl Scott, Les
ter Uhl, Fred BOllmeyer, Carl Young.
Earl Cotton, Herbert Cotton, Harry
Williams, of Connersville and George
Brenizer.
In honor of Mrs Frances Sayles
Miss Meta Eyferth. Mrs. Dave He'll
man and Mrs. Hal Worth, Mrs Philip
Murray and Mrs. Ira Swisher entertain
ed yesterday afternoon at their home
on North Eighth street. Yellow and
white chrysanthemums were used In
decorating the rooms where the guests
were entertained. The afternoon was
spent socially and with needlework
Late in the afternoon the guests were
invited to the dining room, where sup
per was served Those who enjoyed
the affair were Mrs Sayles, Miss
Eyferth, Mrs. Heilman, Mrs. Worth,
Miss Elizabeth Thomas, Mrs Harry
Shaw, Mrs. Burton Gaines, Mrs. For
est Murray of Cambridge City, Miss
Maxine Murray and Mrs. Walter
Woodworth
In this mornings Indianapolis Star
was printed the photograph of Mrs.
Dwight Young, of this city She was
among the visitors at the Delta Delta
Delta luncheon held in indianapolis
Saturday. Mrs. Young Is state secre-
tary Of the organization.
Mrs. Christopher Smith was pleas
antly surprised Tuesday afternoon by
a number of friends in honor of her
fiftyfOurth birthday anniversary. Mu-
sic and games and social chat whiled
away the afternoon hours. after which
a delightful luncheon was served in
picnic style Mrs. Smith received
many useful and beautiful gifts
Those enjoying the affair were Mes
DANES Christopher Smith. Will Far
wig and children. Henry Farwig and
daughter Elizabeth. Dorse Martin
and daughter Opal. Paxton Martin,
Richard Wieman and children, Frank
Farwig and son, John Sauer and
daughter Edna.
An important social event for this
evening is the dance to be given in the
Pythian Temple by Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Kolp. The Lucas Saxophone Trio Of
Columbus. Ohio. one of the best mu-
steal organizations in the state OF
Ohio. will furnish the music The Or
chestra has been heard before in this
city. At o'clock Mr.. Kolp will meet
his beginners class in dancing. The
assembly party will begin at 9 o'clock.
All the young people OF the city are
invited to attend. Visiting guests will
also be privileged to attend
A pleasant surprise was given on
Mr.. Lewis Osborn Sunday at his home
in West Richmond. it being his TWEEN
ty-eighth birthday He received sew
eral beautiful presents and at the noon
hour an elegant dinner was served.
Among the guests We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Almond Osborn. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L.
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harvey and
daughters Bulah and Onnie. Mrs. Chas.
Robbins. Mrs. Lewis Osborn, Miss
Mabel Davis, Miss Virginia Davis. Mr..
Ernest Davis, Mr.. Roy Blue and Mr.,
James Osborn.
A pretty surprise party was given
last evening on Miss Florence Won
Carleton at her home on South Thir,
teenth street, Refreshments were
served after which many games were
played The guests were Miss Won
Carleton. Violet Ceilings. Doris Mon
roe. May Ramsey. Sidney Hensley.
Marie hilbert. Augusta Umbstead,
Elizabeth Earnest Miss Mary Sey-
mour, Mrs. Won Carleton, and Mr.. John
Boyer. Leroy Gibbon. Harry Book
stetter. Howard Bruner. WiIlism Ely
den and Clarence hilbert.
A pleasant feature of today's social
schedule will be the large dancing par
ty to be given this evening in the AIa-
sonic hall by the members OF the Loyal
Chapter of the Eastern Star. The
Runge dance orchestra has been Sc
cured to furnish the dance music. The