The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-09-05

One of the most attractive children's
parties Of the early fall was given Fri
day afternoon by Miss Kate Morgan,
superintendent of the primary and be-
ginner's department of the First Bap-
fist church when she entertained
about fifty children at the church
This is an annual affair and is always
looked forward to with pleasure.
Clusters of golden glow were placed
about the church parlors. On enter
ing the apartment each child was pre-
sented with white clay pipe tied with
q yellow ribbon and the children spent
an hour blowing bubbles. An hour Of
the time was also spent playing
games. The children were later ar
ranged in a group and the picture ia
ken. Refreshments were served at
small primary tables. In the center
was a mound of white flowers inter-
mingled with the golden glow white
and yellow ribbons being brought
from the center and fastened at the
four corners of the table Pretty tap
ers in the white and yellow and plac-
ed in crystal holders also appointed
the tables. Before luncheon the chill
dren were presented with yellow and
white paper caps which were worn
while they were served. Each child
was given a stick of yellow and white
candy fastened with the yellow rib
bon. The color scheme was carried
out in the ices and CONNECTIONS and
the cake. Miss Morgan was assisted
in entertaining by Misses Miriam Nor
gan, Ruth Ferguson and Nellie Book.
er.
Mr.. Orvial f. Thomas is confined at
his. home, 300 South Eleventh street
with severely sprained ankle.
Mrs. Charles Shaw and Miss Eliza
beth Shaw, who have been spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Shaw, at their apartments in the Reed
Flats, north Seventh street, left this
afternoon for their home. Many pleas
ant social functions have been given
for the guests during their sojourn
here.
Mrs. Lee 3. Nusbaum and children
will return Sunday from Petoskey,
Mich. where they have been spending
several months at their summer home.
Miss Lucille Nusbaum will remain at
the cottage for fortnight before re-
turning home.
A number Of friends formed an all
day picnic party yesterday at Morton
lake in celebration Of the birthday
anniversary of Mrs. William Schultz.
A camp fire was built and dinner was
served near the fire at midday In
the evening the husbands of the wom-
en- came out for supper The affair was
thoroughly enjoyed by all.
The party was composed of Messrs.
And Mesdames William Schultz, Mel
vile Schultz, Elmer Schultz, John
Burns, Mr. Keith Markley, Mrs. Tur-
ner ana daughter, Master Leo Schultz,
Misses Elizabeth and Leota May
Schultz, Wanda and Lillian Schultz,
Master Myron Schultz and Keith
Markley.
The Progressive Literary society
was the first club to open it's season
for the year and held its meeting last
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Hasty on North E. street. The Olive
Branch Bible class of the First Eng
fish Lutheran church which had dis
banded Tor the summer will hold it's
meeting Monday evening at the home
of Mrs Holcomb on South Tenth
stree. The Ticknor club will not begin
its season until October. Several other
clubs will begin work the latter part
of this month.
Mrs. Dudley Elmer of North A
street has gone to indianapolis for a
few days.
The ann0al neighborhood picnic of
District Number 6 will be held Labor
day on the Gaar farm north of the
city. All neighbors and friends are
cordially invited to attend and are
asked to bring we'll filled baskets.
There will be a special program. A
debate by several members of the Col
umbian Farmers club will be a fea-
ire Of the occasion.
A dispatch says Mr.. Leonard
Brownell Of Richmond, and Miss
Blanche Lawson Of GAINESVILLE, Wis
consin, were licensed to wed at Chi
cago yesterday.
Because the fall days are almost
here many hOstesses took advantage
of the pleasant weather of the week
Just drawing to a close and entertain
ed for their guests. Among the most
elaborate function of the week was
the dinner given by Miss Margaret
Mooney at the G. X. Barnes dining
parlors on Fort Wayne avenue, in
honor Of Mrs. H. Shuman Jones Of
Los Angeles, Cal, Mrs. Perfect of Kan
sas City, Mrs. Will Campbell and Miss
Marie Campbell. Several charming