The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-08-01

AS courtesy to Miss Elizabeth
Mock of Louisville, KY, who is the
guest Of Mrs. Harry Shaw, Mrs. Ira
SWisher entertained the members of
an auction bridge club this afternoon
at her home on North Eighth street
Summer flowers and ferns made
pretty decoration. The game
was played at several tables and IA
vors were given to the fortunate ones.
After the game a delicious luncheon
was served. The guests were Mes
danes Harry Shaw, Walter Daley,
Lauren Whiteseil, Harry Lincoln, of
New Castle, Burton Gaines, George
Fox, o. p. Murray, who has recently
come to Richmond from Anderson,
Mrs. Weir. and Miss Alma Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van Tress en-
tertained with delightful evening
party recently at their home on Lon
coin street. The affair was in honor
of Mrs. Van Tress' sixtieth birthday
anniversary. At late hour refresh
ments were served The invited guests
were: Rev. Mr.. Isley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Dietemeyer, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A.
Bescher, Mr.. and Mrs. Toney, Mrs.
Charles Hunemeyer, Miss Mildred
Hunemeyer, Miss Brown, Miss Mabel
Brown, Mr.. Elmer Bescher, Miss Mar
guerite Free, Miss Blanche Hume
meyer Mr.. Clarence Toney, Mr. Ora
Tweedy, Miss Goldie Van Tress, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van Tress.
The Loyal Daughters of the First
Christian church will give lawn fete
and Feast o Lanterns" at East
Main and Eighteenth street, Wednes-
day night, Aug. 5. Splendid refresh
E,ents will be served, good music, auto
rides to the Glen, Madame Ande, the
wonderful clairvoyant and wonder
worker will tell your fortune, and the
'WOnderscope" will be on exhibition.
Reviewing the social schedule of the
week just drawing to close there
are many charming affairs which
stand out prominently. The parties
have included afternoon bridge parties,
al-frisco parties, camp suppers, din
ners. luncheons at the Country Club
and Cedar Springs Hotel and even
several announcements Of engage
ments. Several showers were also
given.
The children who participated in
the al-fresco party given Thursday az
ternoon at Morton lake by DR.. N. s.
IVA III LIS yOuAE SOA, hdSIcl JO6Cpu
Cox, were charmingly entertained.
Complimenting Mrs. l.. A. Fields, of
ST. Louis, who has been a guest at
the Gennett home on East Main street
and who departs Sunday, Mrs. e. r.
Beatty gave a pretty bridge party
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Shaw also entertained
on this day for her guest, Miss Eliza
beth Mock Of Louisville, KY.
Among the attractive social func-
tons at the Country club was the
party given by Miss Marian Richey,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Richey.
For Miss Ethel Patton. of Terre
Haute, Miss Rose Ferling gave a slum-
are to be given for the guest this
week.
Many charming affairs were arrang-
ed for Miss Dorothea Mulno of Rush
Vile. who is the guest Of Miss Caro-
Ign Bradley. Misses Carolyn and Ruth
Bradley and Miss Ruth Pfafflin were
among those who entertained for Miss
Mulno.
A charming dancing party Of the
week was the one given Monday even
ing at the Jackson Park pavilion for
Mr.. Paul Fisher of High Point, North
Carolina.
The La Gunda club gave another
dance of series Tuesday evening at
the park. Piano and drums furnished
the dance music
Many church picnics and family re-
unions were also held
A successful dancing party was CIV
en- last evening at the Cedar Springs
Hotel under the hotel management
The attendance was large. Many
guests from nearby towns were in at
tendance. The dance music was espec-
Ially good. This evening several
guests will 60 over to the Hotel for
dinner.
The musical program at the Grace
Methodist church Sunday evening at