The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-07

Critchet's home on North Ninth street
Saturday afternoon. October 18th.
Mrs. Critchet will leave for New
York city on Saturday where she will
be in attendance at the opening Of the
metropolitan schools of dancing and
will get In close touch with the dances
! which Will be most in favor during the
| last year learned some of the new
steps, the Richmond dancers will this
year be interested in the more COM
plicated steps which have become 90
popular in the East. On her return.
Mrs. Critchet will introduce the new
est features to her classes.
Henry U. Johnson has returned from
| business trip to Indianapolis.
The Moose card party. given by that
| lodge At their parlors on Tuesday
evening, was greatly enjoyed by a
large number Of members and their
| friends.
Mrs. Edward Cooper is spending a
few days in Indianapolis.
regular meeting on Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Mary Barnes Of 104 Fort
Wayne avenue.
| The Christian Endeavor Of the
Christian church gave q farewell So
cial Friday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Lundy, who leave soon for a per-
manent residence in Cambridge City
A short program was given, after
which q social time and a spelling
match featured the evenings enter
tainment. Refreshments Of ice cream,
cake and punch were served to about
| forty members.
/ Miss Halcey Harold is entertaining
number of friends at a thimble party
this afternoon in honor of her guests,
Miss Fannie Martin and Miss Ethel
Woodland of Indianapolis.
The Social Aid society Of Reid Me-
mortal church met yesterday afternoon
with Miss Mabel Johnston at her home
| on South Tenth street. Mrs. Johnston
was assisted in entertaining by he
mother, Mrs. McDill. The rooms were
decorated in a pleasing manner with
dark red dahlias and nasturtiums.
Among the items Of business taken up
during the afternoon was the report of
Mrs. Lindley Swain, chairman of the
! committee in charge Of the Halloween
| party, announcing October % as the
date chosen for the Halloween party
, for the families represented in the
social aid society to be given at her
home on North G street. Following
the program for the meeting refresh
| ments were served. The next meet
| ing Of the society will be with Mrs.
| Eevrett OgbOrn Of North Tenth street
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Collegiate club will be held with Miss
Mary A. Stubs, Thursday afternoon
at her home on North G street. The
paper for the afternoon on English
Government" will be read by Mrs. E.
| H. Harris.
| Mr.. Fred Killen arranged pleasant
surprise for his sister, Miss Helen Kill
| len, Saturday evening at their home
south of Arba. Games and music
were features of the evening, after
which a two-course lunch was served.
The following guests were present:
Misses Echo Horn. Ruby Brown, Anna
Burgess. Edith Holland, Orpha Hill,
Mary Hill, Irene Names, Reba Lewis,
Co1I ASuPC, IoI1 1SupC, HCo6IS lAN OIL
Horn, Lester Lacey. Loren Hill, Ralph
| Taylor, Roy Chenoweth. Merle Moody,
| Russell Brown, Bill Williams, Henry
Bowen, Forest Thomas, Harold Brown,
Hugh Thomas. Stanley Ross, Bert
Bowen, Ray Rupe, Charles Bowen,
CClarence Penland, Alva Horn, Ollie
Marshall, Verlin Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Killen.
Rev. w. r. Motley, pastor of the Cen
trail Christian church, went to New
Castle Tuesday afternoon to attend
farewell reception given his family by
the members of the Main Street Chris
tian church Of that city.
Miss Marie Campbell was hostess
| for the Wednesday bridge club yes
| terday afternoon at her. home on East
Main street. Several tables of bridge
were player and Mrs. Walter Engle
was given the favor. Mrs. Harry
Lontz will entertain the club next Mon
day afternoon.
| The ladies of the kensington club
were delightfully."- entertained yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. Omer Chase at
her home on South Twentieth street
The various rooms were arranged with