The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-17

as favors. The little hostess received
many pretty gifts. At late hour
they departed, wishing the hostess
many happy returns of the day. The
guests were Misses Margaret Lynn,
Charles Lynn, Irene Pierce, Lucille
Luffborrow, Lucille Kemper, Dorothy
Jenkins, Alice Moelk, Marie Land
wehr, Alice Nolte, Leila Goode, Helen
Duning, Alice Moss, Gladys Moss,
Jeanette Moss, Gleda Leonard, Leda
Leonard, Emma HolcOmb, Mary Well
baum, Cathryn Wellbaum, Evelyn Van
SAINT, Helen Brown and Rhea Well
, baum
Miss Inez Eliason entertained the
Star class of the Christian church in
a delightful manner Thursday even
ing at her home northwest Of Center
vile. The porches were attractively
decorated with Japanese lanterns.
After the business meeting the even
ing was spent socially and with music
and games. Delicious refreshments
were served. The hostess was assist
ed by Mrs S. p. Pike. The favors
were hand-painted stars, the class
symbol. Members enjoying the affair
We're: Misses India Colvin, Bessie
Townsend, Mabel King, Mildred and
Beulah Bowers, Mabel Revilee Flor
| ence Beck and lneZ AlasOn; Messrs.
| Ferry King, Carr Eliason, HOratio
King, Paul Mathews, Robert Friend,
Robert Morris, Mark King. Gordon
Reviee and Verlin Poland: MIR. and
! Mrs. S. p. Pike, Mr.. and Mrs Elmer
| jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lundy,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bowers. The
invited guests were Miss Helen Me
dearis, of Anderson: Miss Edith and
, Cora Spahr, Paul Harris and john
| Spahr.
The following persons formed
theatre party last evening at the Mur-
ray theatre TO witness the production
| Of, bought and Paid For: Misses
: Katherine Sullivan, Eunice WettjG,
! Ruth Gatzek, Edith Stegman and
! Ruby Shaw.
The c. b. A. mems class Of the Cen
trail Christian church Will give a social
! Thursday evening at 80 o'clock at
| the Tabernacle. All members and
! friends are invited TO be present. Re
Treatments viii be served. The pro
| gram will be as follows:
! Overture -NiObe .......... Orchestra
! Twilight Dreams, Rev Orchestra
/ fldyG CT Kew. IIGOIdIu
/ Reading .........D l.. Fitzpatrick
! Anita WaItZes ............ Orchestra
/ Audress-"Play the Man" ........
/ ................... Key. Is. r. Parker
! GalOp, Bulls Eye ......... Orchestra
Business Session
Refreshms MS
! Dewdrop Mazurka ........ Orchestra
Naval Militia March ...... Orchestra
Benediction.
/ With roses and ferns used copious-
| ly in decorating the rooms the home
/ of Mrs. Walter Snaveley presented a
/ pretty appearance Tuesday afternoon
when she entertained in honor of Mes
danes Harry Greyrr, Of Anderson,
/ Milton Thomas and Gordon Ribble, CT
Muncie. Garden flowers were also
used as u decorative motif. The after
: noon WAS spent playing euchre. Mes
DANES Harry Reid, Carl Reid and
! Miss Cornelia Border. assisted the
( hostess in entertaining. The favors
went to Mesdames Edward klutc,
! Harry Hook and Milton Thomas.
Luncheon in several courses was serv-
! ed at the small tables The guests
! We're Mesdames Mason Dyer Frank
Watters George Reid. Carl Reid Glen
, BpesOn, Charles Kirk, Conrad HCet,
; Edward klute. John Tillman, George
! Brehm, Frank Geers, Harry Graham,
Will klute, Clarence Jessup, Frank
Younsflesh, Walter WoodWOrth Fred
Goebel, OF Cambridge City. Edward
+ Cooper, Howard Townsend, Harry
! Hook. Simon Beck, Otto Helms, Frank
! Lehman, Harry Greyer. Milton Thomas
] and Gordon Ribblc.
4 Ill l..
| Mrs. Milton Thomas, Of Muncie, Mrs.
! Harry Greyer, OF Anderson. and Miss
Ballot, Of Pennsylvania, Mrs. Will
/ klute and Mrs. Edward Klute enter
tanned this afternoon at the home OF
! the latter on South Fourteenth street.
! Garden flowers were used cOpiOusly in
decorating the rooms where The guests
played euchre. The color scheme red
and white was carried OUT in all the
+ appointments. There We're guests
! present to fill six tables An elaborate
luncheon in several courses was served
at the tables. Favors We're given to
/ the fortunate ones.
There will be an ice-cream social at
! Earlham Heights church. Thursday
evening, June IS. The public is in
Vited
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Powers have gone
to Cincinnati to see the "Dancing
Mars" at the Keith theatre and also
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Nc
Carthy.
The first OF a series of dances to
! be given this summer by the mem
| bers of the La Gunda club. was held
last evening in the pavilion at Jack
tn
enjoy the dancing. Piano and drums
! furnished the dance music. The young
| people left the city on the 8 o'clock
car and remained until d late hour.
Japanese lanterns We're used in deco
rating the pavilion. Among the guests
were several from without the city.