The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-02
Social Calendar

SOCIAL CQLenQQ1
A meeting of the Domestic Sci
ence association will be held at
the home of Mrs. Roach on South
TWenty-tirSt street.
At 100 O'Clock an executive
meeting of the board Of the Do
nestle Science association will be
held at the home of Mrs. Roach.
Mrs. Mary Price will be hostess
for meeting of the Missionary
society of Grace NJ. f. church.
The Christian Woman's Board
OF Missions of the First Christian
church will meet with Mrs. w. S.
Kaufman at her home in West
Richmond.
A meeting or the Penny club
Will be held i'll the afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Douglas Kuth,
2O4 North Eleventh street.
A musical entertainment will be
given at the Second Presbyterian
church.
Magic Flowers" play in sew
eral acts will be presented after
noon and evening at the high
school auditorium.
The Missionary society Of the
First Baptist church will be meet
with Mrs. Edward Dean at her
home, 314 South Fourteenth street.
The Elkhorn New Movement Ri
BILE class will meet with MIR. and
Mrs. Caskey, south of the city
The Womans Foreign Mission
ary society of the First Methodist
church will meet with Mrs. l.. E.
Turner, 104 North TWenty-frst
street.
Mrs. Ralph Brown will be host
ess for a meeting of the TirZah
Aid society in the afternoon at
her home, 246 South Third street.
The engagement of DR.. MahlOn Bris
tol of Lansing, Mich, and Miss Luc
Smyser, the attractive daughter of MI
and Mrs. AlOnzo Smyser, who fOrmerl
resided on North Fifteenth street, ha
been announced. The wedding will b
quietly celebrated Saturday in a churc
at Bay View, Mich, the Smyser
having gone to Bay View to spent tn
summer in their cottage. The marriag
will mark the elimination of a re
nance begun some years ago whe
the young people spent the summe
at Bay View. DR.. Bristol is a gradual
of Ann Arbor Miss Smyser is a men
Der of the Richmond Country club, tn
Psi Iota Ni sorority, and has been ider
titled with many social organization
Of this city. She is popular among
large coterie of friends who will b
glad to extend congratulations an
wish her happiness. The bride an
bridegroom -to-be will spend the sun
mer at Dr.. Bristol's cottage at Ba
View.
Beautiful in all it's appointment
was the afternoon party given tOda
by Mrs. Warren Hill of Chicago (ne
Miss Edna Bayern at the home c
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John {
Bayer, on South Eighth street. TIL
rooms were beautiful with their deco
ratiOns in pink and white. Daisie
were used copiOusly with garden rose
in arranging the rooms. The after
noon was spent socially and with nee
dleWOrk A delicious luncheon wa
served at the close OF the affair.
The party was in honor Of Mis-
Sadie Hill Of Chicago. The guest
were Mesdames Walter EggemeyeI
Clarence Collins, Myron Malsbv, ClcI
Kehlenbrink, Horace BOncer, of Cir
cinnati Elmer MCCOnaha, Wilson NJ;
eaw, Roy Dennis. Will Keller, kal
Meyers. Emmett Bartel, Hugh Maui
of Rushville, Harry Smith Of Hami
ton. Clarence klciukneCht, Misses V
ola Wickemeyer. Elaine Jones, Margi
ret cox of indianapolis, Sadie Hill c
Chicago. and Blanch" Luken. This eN
ering Mrs Hill will entertain with
five hundred party.
A beautiful home wedding Wa
sOlomnized Saturday evening at tn
home Of Judge and Mrs. W. O. Barr
ard, in New Castle, when their daugf
ter Miss Ruth Barnard was marie
to MI Herbert Griffiths. OF Chicago
The rooms were bowers Of pink rose
spring blossoms and greFnery Gu:
tors Of white peOnies and white haV
thorne boughs lent their charm to tn
decorations in tho reception hal
which had been converted into a Cert
m0ny room. Previous TO the cert
mnny. Miss Jean Elliott sang. "Th
sweetest story Ever Told" with
violin 0hligato by Mr.. Don NilligaI
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Barnard wcr
III" only attendants. The bride wall
EIDE with her father. She wore
pretty gown Of white lace with trim
mings of pink brocaded silk and tin
pink roSehuds. Her only Ornamen
W2s IA necklace of pearls, the gife c
ill.,. bridegroom. AftCr the ccremOn
= Wedding repast was served, Mis-
Elsie Marshall, OF this city. assisted i
dispensing hospitaIties. MIR, and Mr.:
Griffiths left in an automobile 70
NunCic. from which place they Wen
t. Chicago. where they will reside
Wis bride is an attractive and accom-
pIished young woman and is a grac
uatH of Earlham college.
The Science club of Earlham co
l2Ge. enjoyed a camp supper las
evening near Clear creek Nearly a
til1 members were present. TIL
guests gathered around the camp fir
hour.
A meeting Of the NratrOphian clu
Will not be held Wednesday Afternoon