The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-19

were given to the fortunate ones. At
the close of the party an elaborate
luncheon in several courses was serv-
ed. The guests were Mesdames Mil
ton Thomas, Harry Greyer, Gordon
Ribble. Frank Youngflesh, Conrad
Heet, Frank Geers, George Brehm,
Walter Snaveley, Charles Kirk, Simon
Beck, Carl Reid. Francis Sayles, Dave
Holman, Roy Porter, Howard Town
send, Harry Hook, John Tillman,
Frank Waters, Glen Beeson, Clarence
Jessup, Edward Cooper, Edward klute.
VIII klute, Mason Dyer, Harry Reid
and Miss Meta Eyferth.
Among the social functions for to-
day is the dance which will be given
this evening at the Jackson park
pavilion by Messrs. and Mesdames
Walter Woodwork and Walter Shave
ley, in honor of Mesdames Gordon Rib
bic, Milton Thomas, of Muncie. and
Harry Greyer, of Anderson. The Mil
Ter orchestra will play the order OF
dances. The party will leave the city
on the s o'clock car
Mrs. Charles Guard, of Connersville,
is the guest of friends and relatives in
this city for a few days. She will be
accompanied home by her son, Master
Lyle, who has been spending fort
night in this city
A pretty affair was the dancing
party given last evening at the Coun-
try club by the Phi Delta Kappa fra
tcrnity men. This was styled as the
pre-conVcntlOn dance and will be the
last affair before the National conven-
ton OF the fraternity to be held in
Richmond, Ind, June 24-26. Many
girls and young men from this city
Will naturalization Chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Wenger, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbert Wenger and Mrs
Frank Wenger and children motored
over from Connersville Wednesday
and visited friends here.
Misses Murphy, Ruby Lemen and
Mary Barton with several othcra
motored to ConnersvilIe and attended
the McManus funeral
loSe party was given last evening
at the Murray theatre by Mrs. w
Frank Lehman and Mrs. Edward
Cooper, in honor of Mesdames Gordon
Ribbl", Milton Thomas. of Muncie. and
Harry Greycr OF Anderson, to see
Bought and Paid For" as presented
by the Francis Sayles Players The
guests were Mesdames Walter Wood
worth, Clarence Jessup. Gordon Rib
bic Milton Thomas. Harry Greyer. Sol
Frankel. Howard Townsend, Edward
Nlute, George Reid. and Walter Snave-
ley After the performance the guests
were served at F'inney's.
Mrs. Frank L. Arlington, of Chi
cago. has been called to this .t.y Oh
account of the illness Of ~" mother.
Mrs. James Parsons, OF North Fifth
street, who is 81. ing from a fall.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Willard T. Carr and
young son, of WestcOtt Place. are leav-
ing for Beal Beach. New Jersey, where
they will spend the remainder of the
summer.
Mr.. Hugh Jenkins returned yester-
day from Cambridge, Mass. where he
has been attending Harvard He will
remain in the city for a few days,
later going to Chicago where he has
accepted position in one of the
banks.
Mrs. Howard Townsend will enter
tain in honor of visiting guests Sat
Urday morning and afternoon at hor
pretty summer home at Morton lake
Tho party will begin at 10 o'clock and
continue until about o'clock in the
afternoon.
The reunion of the FitzgibbOns fam
lily, til" first held in many years came
to Il close last evening. The week has
been devoted to renewing old friend