The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-18

charming manner. The guests we're
members of the G. I. A. Sewing club.
The afternoon was spent socially and
with needlework The house was
prettily decorated appropriate to ST.
Patrick's day. A dainty luncheon in
several courses was served.
In honor of the patron saint of Ire
| land Mrs. u. B. G. Ewing gave a
pretty party last evening at her home
on South Twelfth street, for the
members of her Sunday school class
of the First Methodist church. The
house was prettily decorated appro-
pirate to st. Patrick's day. All the
| appointments were in green and
white. The evening was spent So
cially and with games and music.
Later in the evening the guests were
| invited to the dining room, where an
elegant luncheon was served. In the
center of the table was a bowl filled
with tulips and valley lilies and ar
ranged with ferns. The entire menu
| was carried out in the green and
white. Small baskets filled with
green bonbons were given as favors.
Shamrocks were also presented to
each guest. The invited guests were
Rev and Mrs B. Earl Parker, Mr.
Bessie Winsett. Lulu Hampton, Ina
Smith. Grace Lacey, Maud Bucking-
ham, Grace Davenport. Edith Duke
Garnett Thompson and Mrs. Clifford
BevingtOn.
Beautiful in all Of it's appointments
| was the pretty ST. Patrick's party
given last evening at the home of Mr..
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teenth street, when they entertained
the members of the Progressive Lit
erary society and their husbands The
hostess was assisted in extending
| hospitalities by Mrs. H. f. Williams
| and Mrs. Arnold. Flowers and ferns,
the green predominating, were used in
decorating the rooms, where the
| guests were entertained. The hours
were spent socially and with games
and music. In the shamrock guessing
| contest the favOrS went to Mr..
Charles Roland and Mrs. p. T. Nc
| Lellan. An Irish picture gallery was
| one of the features and OccasiOned
much merriment. At the close of the
affair a luncheon was served. The
/ ST Patrick's idea was carried out in
the entire menu. The ices were
miniature Irish pigs. Those who en-
Mesdames Arnold, H. E. Williams, A.
c. King, P. T. Mcclellan, Charles Ro-
land, F. F. Haisley, D. l.. Fitzpatrick,
J. w Richard, Mesdames George
Chrisman, Lucy Schirmeyer, Philip
Smith, J. n. Hodgin Master Keith
| King and Miss Katherine Schirmeyer.
The Runge orchestra, composed of
Messrs. Henry Runge, Walter Runge,
Frank Mikesell, John Akin and Nor
man Brown, will play the order of
dances tonight when the social com
mittee of the Elks' club will give a
ST Patrick's ball
The Happy Hour club enjoyed an
elaborate St. Patrick's day ball last
evening in the Pythian temple given
by members of the social committee.
The hall was prettily decorated in
the St Patrick's day colors. Green
and white predominated throughout
the spacious hall.
Curtains made of green and white
| crepe paper were used to screen the
orchestra at the east end of the hall.
Palms and ferns were also utilized.
The Hicks orchestra played the order
of dances. Mr.. Benton Barlow, a
cabaret singer of ability. delighted the
dancers with his part of the program.
One hundred and twenty couples were
| in attendance. There were several
guests from without the city who en-
joyed the party The members of
the Francis Sayles Stock company
| were special guests