The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Parks. Miss Viola
! Wickemeyer, Miss Camilla Bockhoff
Miss Helen Gilbert, Miss Ann Nichol-
son, Miss Airline Shreeve Of Indian
apolis, Miss Ruth Hunt, Miss Edna
Dickinson, Miss Setta Gard, Miss Dor
othy Bates, Miss Lucy Smyser, Miss
Meta Pfafflin, Miss Alma Pfafflin
| Miss Marjorie Thomas, Miss Also
| Voorhees,, Mrs. Lois Chenoweth, Mrs
Jennie HinshaW, Mr.. c. E. Hinshaw,
! Prof, j. F. Thompson, DR.. J. T. Foster,
DR.. A. O. Martin. Mr.. Everett McCon-
aha, Mr. Edward Frank, Mr.. George
Twigg, Mr. Thomas Walker Mr.. Jeff
Meyer, Mr.. Earl Kessler, Mr.. Paul
Fisher, Mr.. Clifford Price, Mr.. How
ard Kamp, Mr.. Raymond Mather, Mr.
Elmer Thomas, Mr.. Howard Hunt, Mr..
! Gath Freeman and Mr.. Harry Hates
| In making a resume of the week
| just drawing to a close, mention
might be made of many charming So
cial functions, which enlivened the
many rainy days. Some of the par
ties were given for visitors, while
other hostesses entertained their card
clubs, with now and then an addi-
tional table for guests.
| A beautiful party was given Tues
day afternoon by Miss Charlotte Ali
son at her apartments in the Hol-
land, when she entertained for Miss
Airline Shreeve of Indianapolis, and
incidentally announced her engage
ment to Mr.. Everett Ackermann.
Another interesting announcement
of betrothal was that of Miss Mary
Lawrence and Mr.. Carl Ringhoff. The
announcement was made at a pretty
party given Wednesday afternoon by
Miss Helen Lawrence at her home on
South Thirteenth street The we'd
ding date has been set for Wednes-
day. November u.
Many dances also featured the week.
Several parties were given in honor
of Mrs. James Barkdell, who will soon
leave for Peru. In honor of Mrs. Bark
dell, Mrs. w. H. Porter entertained
informally this afternoon at her home
on North Eleventh street. Bridge was
played at three tables and favors were
given. At the close of the game the
hostess served a dainty luncheon.
Conspicuous among the social events
for the coming week will be the tea
to be given by Mrs. Frank Glass and
Mrs. Perry ]. Freeman at the home
of Mrs Glass on East Main street
Invitations were sent out yesterday
What promises to be an enjoyable
social function for the coming week
is the elaborate ball to be given at
the Country club in celebration of Hal
lowe'en. The October social COM
mittee of the club will be in charge of
the affair. Mrs. w. P. Robinson is
chairman. Hicks orchestra will fur
oh ho1 ~ Lo
GRATED appropriate to the occasion
Pumpkins will be conspicuous about
the rooms. All members of the club
are invited.
Mrs. Louise Nolte was given a sur
prise Thursday afternoon on her birth
day anniversary. Those present were
Mrs. Carrie Shelter, Mrs. Minnie Do
rean, Mrs. Dempsey Pierson. Mrs. Ora
Raper, Mrs. Elvie Clark. Mrs. Louise
Mock, Mrs. Alice Culbertson, Mrs.
Hilda Brokamp. Mrs Cora Austen
man, Mrs. Cora Muckleberg and Mrs.
Louise Nolte. The afternoon was
spent playing euchre. Mrs Louise
fer second and Mrs. Elvie Clark the
consolation. Mrs. Nolte was given a
sherbet set. Lunch was served
Among the dances which will be
given the coming week in celebration
of Halloween is the affair to be given
at Cambridge City. Invitations re-
ceived in this city read as follows:
The entertainment committe
of
Cambridge Lodge knights Of Pythias
request the presence of
yourself and lady
the Halloween dance
Pythian Temple
Cambridge City, Indiana
Friday evening, October twenty-one