The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-31

ried out in the refreshments. The
guests included Mrs. +. H. Dupont,
Mrs. r. L. Clairmont, Mrs. Ian Cor
bin, Mrs. Adolph Workman, Mrs. Ken
meth Greenleaf and Miss Ida Hay
worth.-Indianapolis News.
Mrs. Hamilton was formerly Miss
Laura Saunders, Of this city.
Miss Yvonna Stetler entertained in
delightful manner recently at her
home south of Whitewater. The ev-
ening was spent socially and with
music and games. after which lunch
con in courses was served. The guests
were Misses Gladys Jordan, Marie Bar
ton, Vera Knoll, Pearl Knoll, Dorothy
Knoll. Virginia Knoll, Hilda Garrett.
Maryam Woods, Nina Blose, Matte
Began, Marie Began, Ardath White,
Izora Little, Edith Love, Verna White,
Inez Townsend, Ethel Hunt. Esther
Hodgin, and Yvonna Stettler; Messrs.
Andrew Began, Reid Jordan, Earl Free
man, Everett White, Elmer Hill, Ever
EFT Hunt, Claude Sourbeer, Glen Sour
beer, Harvey Shank. Theodore Garrett.
Forrest Began. Verl Newton, Walter
ner, Ronald Hunt, Byron Stetler, Hen
ry Knoll and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barton.
The members of the Country Club
are invited to attend the supper
| which will be given tomorrow even
ing at the club house.
Members who have out of town
guests will be privileged to entertain
them at this time. Supper will be
served at s O'Clock.
Honoring Miss Margaret McNutt OF
Indianapolis and Miss Dorothy Mulno
Of Rushville, Miss Ruth Pfafflin en-
| tertained the members of the Craigy
Var club in a delightful manner last
: evening at her home on East Main
street with a unique party. The col
ors, old gold and blue, were used In
decorating the rooms and the color
scheme was carried out effectively in
| the dining room, where a delicious
menu was served. Sunflowers and
Blackeyed Susans we're the flowers
used The guests were gowned in
| pretty and unique masquerade cos
tunes and favors for the most unique
gown were given to Misses Margaret
McNutt and Dorothy Mulno. A fea
ture of the evening was the musical
program given by Misses Margaret Nc
Mutt and Carolyn Rodefeldt. The
guests were Misses Carolyn Bradley
Bessie Cruise, Irene Painter, Cora
Harris, Carolyn Rodefeldt, Margaret
McNutt of indianapolis, Dorothy
Mulno of Rushville, and Vera Pfafflin
Mrs. Charles Dietemeyer entertain
| ed several guests to dinner Thursday
| at her pretty suburban home, north
west of the city. The remainder of the
day was spent socially and with mu
sic and games. The guests were
Mesdames A. Harsh, Eta Kepler, and
Ada Veregge.
The theatre party for Miss Dorothy
Mulno of Rushville, who is the guest
of Miss Carolyn Bradley, was given
by Miss Ruth Bradley instead of Miss
Ruth Pfafflin Wednesday evening as
announced The guests were Misses
Dorothy Mulno, Bessie Cruise, Cora
Harris, Carolyn Rodefeldt, Irene
Painter, Jeane Ellis, Ruth Pfafflir
and Carolyn Bradley. After the show
the guests were served at Finney's.
A prettily appointed dinner was
given Thursday noon by Mrs. George
Paulson at her country home, south
of the city, in honor of Mrs. Hnns
Tueckey, Miss Mary Tueckey, Mrs
Rosa Davis of Wabash, Indiana. The
color scheme pink and white was car
ried out in all the appointments. Al
elaborate dinner in several course:
was served. Covers were laid for Mes
danes Henry Rosenberg, George Sny