The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-04
Society and It's Varied Interests
Elizabeth r. Thomas

| line Shreeve of indianapolis, Mrs Karl
Allison entertained in delightful
manner this afternoon at her pretty
apartments in the Jefferson. Bridge
was played at four tables Favors We're
given the fortunate ones. The rooms
were arranged with fall flowers and
ferns. After the game a luncheon was
served at the card tables The invited
guests were Miss Charlotte Allison,
Miss Airline Shreeve, Miss Lucy Smy-
ser, Miss Louise Malsby, Miss Ruth
| triedgen. Mrs. Robert Crane. Mrs
Charles Williamson, Miss Ruth Mar
! latt, Miss Mable Hasemeier. Mrs John
Smyser, Miss Emerald Hasecoster
Miss Eleanor Seidel, Miss Ann Nichol-
son, Miss Rhea Alderman, Mrs. Elmer
Iserman and Miss Viola Wickemeyer.
! Miss Charlotte Allison, who Is to
be married this month to Mr. Everett
Alderman will be paid a pretty com
! pliment Saturday afternoon when
| Mrs. Robert Crane entertains in her
honor at her home on East Main
| street.
One of the most elaborate social
| functions ever attempted by the mem
bers Of the Happy Hour dancing club
was the opening dance given last even
ing in the Pythian Temple The deco
| rations were appropriate to HallOw-
| cen. The Hicks orchestra, a most ex-
cellent musical organization, furnished
the dance music. The orchestra was
placed on the platform to the east of
the hall. A miniature fence made of
| rails was used to fence in the orches-
ira. About the fence were cOrnstalks,
corn fodder, pumpkins and other dec
orations appropriate TO Halloween. A
sign. mo Hunting Allowed" was fas-
tened at one side of the fence This
occasioned much merriment
Several out of town guests attended
The committee in charge of this sue
cessful function was composed of
Messrs w. B. Helms, o. c. Wine, and
E. (. Orr. The club is planning to give
another dance the first part of Deem
Der. This dance will probably be given
in the Odd Fellows hall
A most clever and unique shower
was given by Miss Naomi Dwiggins
at her home in Fountain City, Satur-
day afternoon, in compliment to Miss
Freda Reynolds, who is to be married
this month to Mr.. G ifford H. Hunt of
Marion, Ohio
The shower was of China, and many
very beautiful and artistic pieces were
received by Miss Reynolds.
A color scheme of yellow and green
was carried out. The rooms We're dec
GRATED with yellow chrysanthemums
ferns and palms.
In the dining room, raised parasol,
the cover of which was yellow and the
interior green, was suspended from
the chandelier, the handle disappear
ing in huge bouquet of chrysanthe-
NUNS which occupied the center of
the table.
A three course luncheon was served
and miniature parasols were given as
favors.
The presents We're then presented to |
the guest of honor in an exceedingly |
original manner
Little Arnold Thomas, dressed as
Cupid, entered the room drawing a |
wagon filled with presents, which he
presented to Miss Reynolds, after hav- |
ing pretended to shoot her with his .
bow and arrow.
The guests invited to honor Miss |
Reynolds were the Misses Norine |
Means, of Centerville, Wilma Wilets |
of Richmond, Inez Shredder, Gladys |
Parks and Eleanor Huff of Earlham
college, Mildred Davis, Olive Hunt,
Eva Pyle, Alton Pyle, Ethel Alexan-
der, Myrtle Wooters. Miss Edith |
Hampton and Mrs. William Bond.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Veregge gave a
dinner Sunday at their home on North
Eighth street. The guests were Messrs.
and Mesdames Fred Jeffries. Elmer
Davis, Howard Frame and family, Mrs.
Nora Dunn, Mrs. Anna Frame and Mr.
Howard Burgess. Flowers and ferns
appointed the table. An elegant dinner
In several courses was served.
One of the attractive social events
of the season was the party given by
the members of the H. c. l.. club at
the home of Miss Bessie Cruise on
North Twentieth street. Music games
and dancing were the features of the
evening. Halloween decorations were
used in decorating the house The ia
vors went to Misses Bernice Pickett,
Cora Harris, Jean Ellis. Mable Loehr.
Those who enjoyed the affair we're
Misses Carolyn Rodefeld, Cora Harris,