The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-06

The popularity of the Country club
was attested Saturday evening when
the members of the social committee
appointed for July, and composed OF
Mrs. Fred Carr, chairman; Mrs. Paul
Comstock and Mrs. Ray Shiveley, gave
a party at the club house. Supper
was served at $50 o'clock alfresco,
and it is estimated that between fifty
and sixty persons enjoyed the func-
ton. After the buffet supper there
was display of fireworks on the lawn.
Later the guests went to the club
house and enjoyed a dance. Smith
and Jelly played the order of dances.
Among those who enjoyed this charm
ing function were Messrs. and Mes
danes Milton Craighead, Paul Com
stock, Charles Shiveley, Ray X. Shive-
ley, w. p. Robinson, Omar Holdings
worth, Wilbur Hibberd, Thomas M.
Kaufman, Dudley Elmer, Gaar Will
liams of Indianapolis; Dr. and Mrs.
Harry Holmes, Dr. and Mrs. S. c.
Markley, Misses Esther Griffin White,
Almira Starr of indianapolis, Eliza
beth and Clara Comstock, Gertrude
Moore of Philadelphia; Mesdames ].
H. Gilchrist, c. Houck of Centerville,
and s. f. Smith.
A well-known literary club of this
city, the Criterion, has issued it's year
book for 1914-1915. The club flower is
the carnation, and the club colors are
red and green.
The officers are: President, Mrs.
w. o. Wissler; vice president, Mrs.
Bradford Harrison.
ncfnhor Mra "
Olive. installation of officers; presi-
dents address; picnic spread.
October 2O-Hostess. Mrs. A. B..
Price. Responses, Fables; biography,
selected, Mrs. A. H. Ford; reading,
Mrs Grace Groce; social hour.
November 3-Hostess, Mrs. Charles
Ford. Responses, current events, Goe-
thals and his Masterpiece. Mrs. Ruth
E. Ruby; reading, Mrs. Martha R. Wal
ling; social hour.
November 17-Hostess, Mrs. John
Woodhurst. Responses, Thanksgiving
quotations.; International Influences Of
Panama Canal, Mrs. Muriel T. Wiss-
Ter; reading, Mrs. Madge T. Oliver;
social hour.
December 15-Hostess, Mrs. w. c..
Wissler; responses, current events;
'Vivisection," Mrs. Estella G. Hodgin;
reading, Mrs. Anna Woodhurst; social
hour.
December 3O-Hostess. Mrs. F. c..
Powers; responses, Recipes for Christ
mas Cookery; reading, THE Other
Wise Man." Mrs. Lillian c. Foster;
social hour; exchange of Christmas
Greeting.
January 5-Hostess, Mrs. Bradford
Harrison; responses, quotations from
Goo
Women Of India Mrs. Fannie Powers;
Women of Japan. Mrs. Ada H. Ford;
Women of the Cloister, Mrs. Grace
Groce; Women Of the Stage, Mrs. An
ma Woodhurst; Women Reformers,
Mrs. Lillian Foster; The Militant Suf-
fragist. Mrs Madge Oliver; social hour
January 19.-Hostess for an evening
party, Mrs. Charles Groce.
January 26-Hostess, Mrs. Guy Du-
vail; responses, current events; The
Japanese Problem" Mrs. Nellie NJ
Evan; review, THE Promised Land"
Mrs. Brdella r. Scott: social hour.
February 9-Hostess, Mrs. S. w.
Hodgin; responses. town topics; THE
Modern Magician" Mrs. Daisy Duvall;
review, The Rise of Silas Lapham,"
Mrs. Muriel Wissler: social hour.
February 23-Hostess. Mrs. William
Walling. Responses, quotations from
American Patriots; "a Trip to the
Panama Exposition" Mrs. Florence c..
Price; review, Lady of the Decora-
ton" Mrs. Gertrude Harrison social
hour
March S--Hostess, Mrs. f. L. Ruby;
responses, Irish verse; reading. maya
zine story, Mrs. Birdella Stott; review,
'Laddie," Mrs. Florence Price; social
hour
March 23-Hostess, Mrs. D. c. Stott.
Responses. current events; "The Sci
ence of Eugenics." Mrs. Fannie H.
Powers; review, The Right of Way"
Mrs. Nellie Evan; social hour.
April 6-Hostess, Mrs E. o. Evan;
responses. pet economies; review of
"Valiants of Virginia" Mrs. Ruth E..
Ruby; election Of officers; social
hour
April 20-Hostess for an evening
party. Mrs. Albert Foster.
The members are Mesdames Guy
Duvall, w. o. Wissler, s. W. Hodgin,
John Woodhurst, William Walling, D.
c. Stott. f. l.. Ruby, A. B. Price, w. F.
Oliver. F. G. Powers. A. B. Harrison,
c. Fl. Groce, c. II. Ford and E. O..
Evan.
Miss Almira Starr of Indianapolis is
the guest of friends in this city for a
few days.
~ ISIS Mary Norman of Rushville
aSbeen the guest of Miss Jessie Gro
|hln at her home on North Ninth
street for few days.
, me Peru chapter of the Phi Delta
Kappa fr>>ernity expects to take a cot
(age at Lake Manitou for a month.
Mr. Fred Bollmeyer, of the Dayton
journal, was the guest of friends and
relatives in the city Sunday.
In honor of Miss Mart Norman of
Rushville, pretty picnic party was