The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-23

Miss Haas of Chicago, Mrs. George
Fox, Mrs. Henry Kluter, Mrs. George
Reid, Mrs. 4Sol Frankel, Mrs. Clarence
Jessup, Mrs. Edward Cooper, Mrs
Webb Pyle, Mrs. Verne Thomas, Mrs
Lon Cox, Mrs. Edward Klute, Mrs
Wineburg and Mrs. Iva Kemper
An elaborate social event for today
is the dinner which will be given ttns
evening by DR.. and Mrs. F. w. Krue-
ger at their home on South Seventh
street, in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Heitbrink who were married
Wednesday morning in indianapolis.
All the decorations will be in pink and
green. In the center of the table will
be mound of pink roses surrounded
by ferns Small French baskets in ad-
dition to pretty pink tapers will also
be used in appointing the table.
Covers will be laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Heitbrink, Mrs. Anna Heitbrink, Mr.
Howard Hunt, Mr. Robert Phelps,
Miss Ida Herman of indianapolis, Miss
Ruth Peltz, Mr.. Myron Hill, Miss Ruth
Bartel, Miss Harriet Dickinson, Mr..
Roland Nusbaum, Miss Helen Rails
back Of Logansport, Mr.. Paul Fisher,
Miss Mable Hasemeier and Dr. and
MTS. hTueRGr.
A large reception was given Wednes
day afternoon in the parlOrS of the
Second Presbyterian church in honor
of Rev. and Mrs Thomas McNary who
are leaving soon for California. The
parlors were arranged throughout
with flowers and fern Nearly all the
ladies of the church enjoyed the func-
tinn A nf
cal and literary numbers was pre-
sented. Mrs, Oscar Hasty gave several
readings and Miss Emily Plummer
played the piano. Mrs McNary was
given a pretty little ivory clock. Late
in the afternoon and at the close of
the affair refreshments were served.
Invitatione were sent out last even
ing for the annual Halloween dance
of the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity to
be held Wednesday evening, October
the goth in the Odd Fellows hall The
famous saXOphOne trio composed of
Mr.. Fred Rossiter, Mr.. Cosley and Mr.
Glen Brandenburg will furnish the
dance music These are the Young men
who play for the KOlp dances. A num-
Der Of invitations have been sent out
" Out-Ol-toNH SutSLS. = lie STduG
march will begin at 9 o'clock.
All the decorations will be apprOpri-
ate to the occasion.
Miss Mary ParshalI was given a
pleasant surprise Saturday evening on
her sixteenth birthday. The evening
was spent socially and with games
and music. Those present were:
Misses Cora Gates, Rosa Gates, Mary
Klute, Martha Tieman, Lucille Helms,
Mary MCGEE, Jesse Davenport, Grace
Davenport, Blanche Davenport, Pearl
Lawler Marcia Colvin, Hester Will
liams, Marie Studt, Elsie Lamb. and
Mary Parshall: Messrs. Evertt Gates,
Everett Roberts. Henry Blohmeyer,
Raymond Helms, Harry Gob1e, DeIbert
Fleisch, Raymond ShindlIr, Walter
Hartman, Ben Parshall, Omar Will
liams, Arthur Smith, William Cook,
Frank Bradbury, Giles Williams, Her
man Thomas, Howard Hartman, Will
liam Williams, Fred Tieman, Henry
Tieman, Charles Sittloh, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Kaufman and son Master
Robert Kaufman, Mrs. Leu Morgan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Parshall
Runge's Five piece orchestra will
furnish the music for the initial dance
Of the fall and winter season to be
held Friday evening at the Elk's club
house The committee in charge of the
junction is composed of Mr.. Earl Kess-
Ter, Mr.. Harry Hates and Mr.. Harry
Shaw. All members and their fami-
les are invited to attend.
Mr.. Paul Harris. piano and Mr. John
Akin, drums, will play for the AS
sembly party to be held Friday even
ng in the Odd Fellows hall by Mrs.
Frank Crichet after her class has re-
,eived its instructions. Persons who
desire to join her class will be well
coined at this time
In celebration of Miss Pauline Lee
'oy's birthday anniversary a party
vas given yesterday at her
lpartments on North Eleventh street. !
The afternoon was spent socially and
With music An elegant luncheon was
served. The guests were Mrs. Philip
Murray, Mrs. Ira SWisher, Mrs Fran |
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