The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-01-30
SOCIAL GATHERINGS

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A Daffy- Down-Dilly party was given
this afternoon by Mrs Elma Van
Heusen at her home on North Four
teenth street, when she took this
means of extending courtesy to her
guest, Mrs. Emily Cheney, Of New
York. Mrs. Van. Heusen was assist
ed by Miss Juliette Laws of Cincin-
natl. The rooms looked attractive
with daffodils and ferns. The pretty
spring flowers were used in beautify-
ing the apartment. Auction bridge was
played at six tables. Pretty favors were
given to the ones making the highest
scores. After the game a delicious
luncheon was served at small tables.
This was one of the prettiest parties
Of the season. The guests were Mes
danes Emily Cheney of New York, A.
d. Gayle, George Gates, Omar Hittle,
George Williams, Florence Lodwick,
Thomas Nicholsoa, f. r. Beatty. S.
f. Swayne, Will Campbell, w. G. But
Ter, Frank Correll, jeanette Bland,
James Carr, Frank McCurdy, Ray K.
Shiveley, Jennie Thornburg, Omar
Hollingsworth, w. o. Crawford, l.. NJ.
Jones. Misses Lucy Gayle of Coving-
ton, KY. Edith Nicholson, Marie Camp
bell, Alice Forkner and Juliette Laws.
pretty luncheon-bridge was given
Thursday at l O'Clock by Mrs. Abiram
Boyd at her home in Cambridge City,
In honor of the members of the Friday
Bridge club Of this city. Flowers and
ferns appointed the luncheon table.
An elaborate luncheon in several
courses was served. Covers were laid
for Mesdames Charles Mcclure, w 0.
GRAVEYARD (Sort r16a CiJ1mOns Karl
Mann, Edna Jay and Miss Edna Nc
CURE. After the luncheon bridge was
played at several tables The favors
went to Mrs. Jay, Miss Edna Mcclure
and Mrs. w. O. Crawford.
Representative of the club and So
cial life of the city were guests at
the Mothers Meeting of the Union
Mission held Thursday afternoon in
the Public Art Gallery at the High
school. Mrs. w. H keisker. chairman
Of the social committee with her as
sistants aided in entertaining the
guests. Those who assisted Mrs Keis-
ker were MesGarles o. s. Nixon, Ben
jamin Price and 4. II. Rice.
During the afternoon Mrs. F. w.
Kruger, sang several pretty solos. She
was accompanied by Miss Ruth PeltZ,
piano. One of the songs given by Mrs.
Kruger was Little Orphan Annie"
and she was appauded heartily by the
guests. This was one of the prettiest
numbers Of the entire group. Mrs.
James NJ. Judson gave a talk on tho
exhibit now hanging in the gallery.
the meeting was one Of the largest
in point Of ATTENDANCE ever held by
the club,
Complimenting Mrs. Percy Smith,
who was married Saturday. Miss Ruth
IEadley gave a pretty linen shower this.
afternoon at her apartments on North
Tenth street. Carnations and ferns
We're utilized in boautifying the differ
cot rCCms The afternoon was spent
socially and with games and music
Several guessing contests added to the
interest OF the occasion. During the
afternoon Miss Helen Louise HILL
dressed as 4 Dutch neddler, appeared
with d suit case in which We're many
pretty and useful gifts for the bride
Late in the afternoon q luncheon in
several courses was served The guests
Who participated in thc funrt ~ were
Misses Martha Smith. Marie Jchns.
Lena Smith, Pauline Foster Ann Bar
ton. Helen Louise Hill Florence Spaul-
ding. Eleanor Clifford, Mary Butler,
Gertrude Clark. Mildred Edwards, Col
die Painter, Agnes Cummings, Mes
DANES Percy Smith, Murray Hill, Har-
~ Reeves. Otto Sprong and Mrs. Had
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Alderman en-
tortained several guests informally
last evening at their home on South
sixteenth street. The evening was
sDent socially and with cards lunch
con was served.
AS courtesy to Mrs. Harry Mills
and son, of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Ellis, entertained at a charming
" appointed six o'clock dinner last
evening at their home east of town.
The dinner was served in three cours-
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