The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-19
SOCIAL GATHERINGS

A beautifully appointed party was
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. AL
bert Rost at her home on South Fiji
teenth street. She entertained more
than forty guests in honor of Mrs. J.
G. Mccullough who will soon leave
for Pittsburg. The decorations were
in red and green. The hostess was as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs. Emmett
Bartel and Mrs. George Robe. In the
dining room tho decorations were
especially attractive. Here and there
were pretty boduets Of red flowers. A
mound Of tho blossoms formed a cent
or pieoe for tho table. Red tapers in
attractive holders and capped with
pretty shades wero used on the table
and buffet. Tho afternoon was spent
socially and with needlework. Miss
Blanch Boyd Of Cambridge City, sang
several pretty solos At late hour
an elaborate repast was served. The
out Of town guests were Mesdame s
Thomas MillikaR, OF Newcastle, John
Teetor, Chester Teetor. G. Ruby and
Miss Small Of Hagerstown, Miss
Geraldine Waltz. of California, Mrs.
Commons OF Centervflle and Miss
Blanch Boyd. Of Cambridge City.
"a ~ GUY patty wab CIV Ch Lille dILSl
noon by Mrs W. A. Bond and Mrs.
Murray Hill at the home Of Mrs. Bond
on South A street, when they took
this means Of complimenting Mrs. j.
c. Mccullough, who will soon leave
for Pittsburg. The rooms were beau
fled with spring blossoms and ferns.
The afternoon was spent socially and
with needlewOrk Late in the after
noon the guests were invited to the
dining room where an elaborate cola
ton was served. In the center Of the
table was an attractive decorative mo-
tif made Of the spring flowers and
ferns
Nineteen ladies, members of the
First Presbyterian church were
charmingly entertained Wednesday
afternoon when Mrs. Ida Lemon and
Mrs Hazeltine gave Silver tea" at
the home of Mrs. Lemon on South
Seventeenth street The afternoon
was spent socially and with needle
work. This afternoon Mrs. Charles
Flock and Mrs. Edward Hunt enter
tanned with a similar affair at the
home Of the latter on North Twentieth
street.
Despite the inclemency Of the
weather number Of persons enjoyed
the play Handicapped" presented
last evening at the Trinity Lutheran
church by the members Of the Junior
League under the direction Of Mrs
Charles Igleman. The play was one
OF the best ever presented by the
league. The story hinges about q
Mrs. Lawton, principal Of girls sem
h1 ia r
away and who is expecting the Rev
Theopolus Stage, taken by Mr.. War
ZEN Beck to arrive and assume charge
OF the school. Before the arrival OF
the Reverand letter arrives sayins
Mrs. Lawton's nephew Is expected
Some way or other the nephew is TAX
en- for the Reverand and the school If
thrown into confusion. Upon the ar
rival Of Mrs. Lawton things again are
reduced to normal. The play was sc
well presented last evening that upor
request 1t will be repeated again Tues
day evening, February "a.
Misses Don and Bessie Fuller de-
nshtfully entertained a few friend,
last evening at their home in homo,
or the birthday anniversaries Tn,
hostesses received several pretty nres
ents. During the evening q tTo
course luncheon was served Ntnio
ture hatchets were given az souua
mrs. The rooms were decorated I,
flags. Those present were Mrs Is..,
Fuller, Misses Leona Black Graz,
Ball, Alva Shelley. Stella Mauser DO,
and Bessie Fuller, Messrs. Arthn
Jones. Walter Shute, Harry Morrison
Herschel, Orwood, Oscar and Kennetl
Fuller.
Among the hostesses for Friday mi,
be Mrs. w. A. Bond, who will enter
tain the members of a club and n
Vited guests at her home on South /
street.
dinner will be given Friday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs Harry Gennet
at their home. corner South Twenty
first and A streets. The guests wi,
be members of the Friday evenin,
Bridge club
Mrs. NJ. l.. Fender, of Centerville
entertained last Thursday afternoon
at her home on East Main street /,
honor of Miss Jeanne Dickson O
Richmond. Dainty refreshments wer
served. The guests were Misses LIZ