The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-12-03
Social, Club and Personal Items
r. Thonas II21-I874

Chrysanthemums were placed at vari-
Gus intervals on the table. Among the
guests who called during the afternoon
were Mesdames George Cole, E. B.
Clements, Fred Carr. Henry Burns,
Ben Bartel. w. G. Butler, Milton Craig
head, ]. b. Craighead. VIM. Campbell,
Thos. Campbell, r. w. o. Braffett,
Frank Braffett, Miles Bland, Carl
Bernhard, Fred Bartel, w K. Brad
bury, Thad Alice, Thomas Ali, H. l..
Ashley, George Gates, D. ". Com
stock, John B, Dougan, Paul Com
stock, Gilbert Durham, James Carr,
David W. Dennis, Howard Dill, George
Eggemeyer, Frank Druitt, E. S. Cur
tbs, Charles Druitt, II. S. Clark, Dud-
ley Elmer, w. O. Crawford, Perry J.
Freeman, Julian Gates, Oliver Gaar,
Omar Hollingsworth, Charles Holton,
J. NJ. Gaar, w. w. Gaar, Glenn Gaar.
Sam Gaar. Henry Gennett, Frank
Glass, Charles Holton, Harry Gennett,
Clarence Gennett, Fred Gennett, A.
D. Gayle, Thomas J. Graham. Russell
Gaar. J. 7. Giles, Joseph Mills, J. p.
Hill, James NJ. Judson, Harry Jay, Ray
Holton. B. B. Johnson, Walter Jones,
Edna Jay, Quincy Hill, Harry Holmes,
/. NJ. Hughes, A. J. Harwood, Edna
MliIcI NldI lCS mai iSo1, IL IL
Huntington, Elwood Mcclure, Charles
Mcclure, Won Pine Leonard, of Indiana
polls, Charles Marvel, Omar Murray
Benjamin Myrick, Earl Mann, Fred
Miller, George Miller, Rush Miller, Jo-
seph Kinsey. Harry Land. Charles
Land, Florence Lodwick, John Lontz,
Harry Lontz, Jeanette Leeds, Ru-
dolph Leeds, Galen Lamb, J. M. Kno-
die, Charles Kidder, Edward King
Emmaline Land. Frank Land, John
Nicholson, Ray Shiveley, Augustus
Scott, Richard Study, P. ". Smith,
Robert Study, Harry Simmons, S. E.
Swayne, c. d. Slifer George Seidel
Charles Shiveley. George Williams
Mark Wilson, Frank Watt, James
Reeves, A. w. Reed, Frank Reed, Will
liam Rindt, Alice Richey, Louis Reyn-
Odds. William Thornburg, w. A. Park
A. B. Price, Charles Pitman, Frank
Vaughan, Jennie Yaryan, Madame Ge-
nevra Johnston-Bishop Chicago, Mes
danes Ernest Finlday Chicago, Her
bert Lair Evansville, Ind, VIM. Haugh
ton, Chicago, Ills, Louis Quinn, Chi
cago, Ills. John Shirk. Upton. Ind,
Gaar Williams, Indianapolis, Ind, Har-
Ian Simmons, Chicago, Ills, Guy RO-
bic of Chicago, Mrs. Anna B. CullatOn,
Indianapolis, Mrs. John Shields, Petos
key, Misses Virginia Foster of Terre
Haute, Augusta Mering. indianapolis,
Ruth Kinsey, Edith Nicholson, Maud
Thistlethwaite, Ada Woodward, Esther
Griffin White, Marie Campbell, Anna
Bradbury, Georgia Cole. Clara and
Elizabeth Comstock, Constance Foster,
Edna Johnson, Laura Johnson, Edna
Mcclure, Florence Mcclure and Mary
Hallenbeck, of indianapolis.
Many persons attended the bazaar
and exhibit of curios and china paint
ing held Tuesday afternoon and even
ing in the First English Lutheran
church by members Of the Sunday
school class taught by Mrs. Lee B.
Nusbaum The rooms were decorat-
ed with flowers and ferns A large
sum was realized Luncheon was
served to the visitors. The exhibit will
be open to the public this evening.
A stag party was given last evening
at the home of Jacob Schiller in hon
or of his sixtieth birthday anniver-
sary. Sheephead was the feature of
the evening. Louis B. Brehm gave
a talk, congratulating the hostess. He
sang many German songs. Lunch
con was served in several courses
Those present were Louis B. Brehm,
Louis Newcomb, Russell Brehm, Paul
Brehm, Joseph Aufdenkamp, Fred
Mckinney, Rudolph Brehm, Phillip
Roser, Jr., Jesse Evans, John Hart,
Clarence Schiller and Jacob Schiller.
Hicks orchestra has been secured
to furnish the music for the Beta
dance to be given during the holidays.
A pretty dancing party was given
last evening in Odd Fellows hall by
members of the Happy Hour Dancing
club for friends and guests. Renk's
orchestra played. Another function
of this kind is to be given early in
January.
A silver tea will be given Friday
afternoon at the First Presbyterian
church by Mrs. H S. Weed and Mrs
Hazeltine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Twigg and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Lontz formed a box
party at the Murray theatre last even
ing.