The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-04

church. was held Tuesday afternoon at
4 O'Clock at the parish house. Ar
rangements were made for a supper to
be given at the parish house, Friday
evening, November 10. Tickets were
distributed yesterday and may be pro
! cured from any member Of the Guild
Mrs. Fred F. Bates Of South Four
teenth street. is chairman of the com
mittee on arrangements.
Mrs. Eugene Price and Mrs Elmer
| Williams will be hostess Thursday
afternoon for a meeting of the Won
ans Aid society of the Reid Memorial
hospital at the home Of Mrs. Price, 48
! South Eighteenth street
In honor of Miss elena Ceilings, a
number of her friends gave her a
! surprise recently at her home on South
Thirteenth street. All the guests
came masked The evening was spent
with music, fortune telling and various
| games. A delicious luncheon in sew
! eral courses was served. Those pres
ent were Misses Hazel Ramsey, Lefty
Ceilings. Marie Ferris, Bertha Olmetz,
Pearl and Helen Lloyd, Beatrice
Beach, Violet Ceilings, Elizabeth Earn
est Florence Won Carleton, Marie
Bocksette, Lydia Bookseller, Della
Gibson, Leona White and Alpha
SPOTS, Messrs. Kenneth Anderson,
| Chauncey Burr Clarence Blue, Leo
Medearis. Harry Bocksette. William
! Eyden, Roy Gibbons, Howard Bruner,
Arthur Burr, George Pettibone and
Gordon Brown.
What promises to be pleasant
! social function for this evening is the
| dance to be given in the barn of the
F.. G.. Hill company near Easthaven.
! There will be special dance music.
! The party is in charge Of Messrs.
| Philip Meek and Forest Maple. A
| large number of invitations have been
, sent out.
Mr. and Mrs Frank E. Reid of Kin
sey street, have returned from a two
weeks visit with their daughter Mrs.
Harry F. Carroll at Terre Haute,
! Indiana.
Mr. and Mrs Bert kolp met their
class of twenty-four boys and girls
who are taking instructions in the
new dances yesterday afternoon at
their home on North Tenth street.
! The hours were from 4 until o'clock.
! The members of the Aftermath So
cietv were pleasantly entertained Tues
! day afternoon by Miss Emily Windle
at her home on South West A street.
! The program as announced was given
without change. The attendance was
unusually large. After the program
! there was a short business session and
social hour. The society will meet
/ again in a fortnight.
Misses Elsie Thomas and Alice
| Ramp gave a beautiful shower last
! evening at the home OF Miss Thomas
on South Ninth street, in honor OF
Miss Alice Hawekotte. who will be
married next week to Mr. Gustave
Hoelscher Flowers and ferns made
a pretty decoration for the rooms. The
evening was spent socially and with
music and games. The bride-elect
was showered with many pretty and
useful gifts. At late hour a luncheon
in several courses was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Helms of the Ram
Ter apartments, South Sixth street
went to Cincinnati to attend the races
Invitations reading as follows have
been received by persons in this city
i Mr.. and Mrs. William HaWekotte
request the honor of your presence al
the marriage OF their daughter
Alice
Mr.. Gustave Hoelscher
on the evening of Thursday
November twelve
nineteen hundred and fourteen
at six o'clock
so South Eighteenth street.
The Rev. Conrad Huber Of St. Paul's