The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-01-24
Social and Club Mems
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| People Of every cline were repre-
sented last evening at the elaborate
masquerade ball given at the Country
club by the members of the January
social committee composed of Mrs. w
G. Hibberd, Mrs. A. D. Gayle, Miss
Almira Starr, Mrs. Thomas Kaufman
and Miss Abbie Schaefer. Many Of the
costumes were handsome. OF course
there were many grotesque and conf.
cal ones worn. Quite little merri-
ment was occasioned by the garb of
| five boys. They were dressed identi-
cal and represented clowns. From
their many capers they must have
been familiar with the Wallace circus
ring. Among the attractive costumes
were Japanese, Turkish, Spanish, Mex
lean and several Yama Yama cos
tunes. One of the guests was dressed
like policeman. 1t Is estimated that
more than one hundred persons en-
| joyed the function. Each member of
the club was privileged to invite
couple and this added materially to
the success of the affair. The Weis-
brod orchestra played. At ten o'clock
the guests removed their masks
Among the dancers were Messrs. and
Mesdames John H. Nicholson, James
Carr, S. f. Swayne, William Campbell,
Harry Gennett, Earl Mann, Rudolph G.
Leeds, Milton Craighead. Paul Com
stock. John Shirk of Upton, Ind, A
d. Gayle, Joseph Hill, Robert Crane,
w. G. Butler, Charles Druitt, Julian
Gates, Wilbur Hibberd, Thomas Kauf-
man, Charles Mcclure, Misses Elaine
Jones, Esther Coate, Louise Malsby,
Emerald Hasecoster, Viola Wicke-
meyer, Grace Kelly, Almira Starr Ma
RE Campbell, Lucy Gayle of Coving-
ton, KY. Abbie Schaefer. Edith Mich
olson, Meb Culbertson, Esther Griffin
White. Mrs. Henry Starr, Mrs. Fran
ces Sayles, Mrs. Frank Vaughn,
Mrs. George Williams, Messrs
Read, Everett McConaha, Frank
Wissler, George Bayer. Fred Bay
err, McKensie Monarch, Howard
Hunt, Warren and John Clements,
| Erman Smith, Gath Freeman, Burton
Carr, Louis Emmons, Raymond Mich
olson and Mr.. Mcclure.
| In honor of Miss Meta Eyferth, a
member of the Sayles Stock company
| Mrs. Charles Eubanks gave a dinner
| last evening at her home in Fairview
Spring flowers and ferns appointed the
table. Covers were laid for Misses
Ruth Halter, Irene Reid, Gladys Thorn
as. Abbie Urban, Esther Eubanks.
Meta Eyferth, Mesdames Howard
Mashmeyer and Charles Eubanks. At
ter dinner the guests formed a party
at the Murray Theatre.
| Thirty couples attended the dance
given last evening in the Odd Fellows
hall by Mrs. Frank Crichet after her
class had received it's instructions.
The dance music furnished by Mr.
Norman Brown and Mr.. John Akin
of Tippecanoe City, was an out of
town guest =
The week just drawing to a close
has been replete with charming func-
| tons. The round of gayety started
Monday and has continued all week.
Several parties were given for bride
| Sermon on the Booze Business" Men
only.
2:15 p. m.-Woman's meeting led by
the ladies Of the Honeywell party in
| East Main Street Friends church.
700 p. m.-Sermon in tabernacle by
| beV. 11ouoy well.
Rev. Honeywell suffered from a cold
last night. He promises a shorter
sermon for tonight.
! Delegates from the Reliance foun-
dry, the Robinson shops and the high
scnool were present last night.
The Sunshine Chorus" sang from
the platform last night.
| Mrs. Clase was given a token of re-
{ gard by class of girls.
He advises those in favor Of the
Booze Business" to wear their ashes
tos suits Sunday afternoon.
Rev Honeywell urged those who
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