The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-08-22
Social Calendar

sunday-There will be number of
dinner parties at the Country Club as
usual
Monday-The Mary F. Thomas w.
c. r. U. will hold meeting in the IL
brary at two o'clock.
Tuesday-The Psi Iota Xi sorority
will give a dance in the evening at
Jackson Park.
Wednesday-T The Penny Club will
hold a meeting in the afternoon.
Mrs. Ira Swisher of North Eighth
street will give a party In the after.
guests.
Thursday-The Railsback family
will hold its annual reunion at Glen
Miller park.
Friday-The Elks' club will give
their regular monthly dance in the
evening.
There will be the usual dance at
Cedar Springs hotel.
Saturday-The usual dinner Will be
served at the Country Club.
The Atkinson family held its annual
reunion today at Glen Miller Park.
There VII be number of special
musical bers given tomorrow at
the Sunday School session at chau-
tauqua. These will be: Vocal solo,
Mr.. Ralph Little. Cornet duet, by
Messrs Robert Wilson and Byron VIII
son; solo, Mrs. W. G. McVeigh.
The Mary F. Thomas w. c. T. U.
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Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock In the
library. All members are urged to be
present as the superintendent will be
there.
Mrs. Ruby Runyon Smith of Bill
lings, Montana, arrived in the city
today to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
l.. M. Jones at their home on North
Eleventh street.
Mrs. Charles Kaufman gave a pref
ty party yesterday afternoon at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Thomas
Williams on East Main street In honor
of Miss Estella Ivers of Grand Island,
Nebraska. The rooms were attractive.
ly arranged with late summer flowers.
Five-hundred was played during the
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luncheon was served at the card ia
bles. The favors were awarded to
Misses Estella Ivers, Aline Johnson
and Ruth Bartel. The invited guests
were: Misses Estella Ivers. Mabel
Hasemeier, Mildren Kuhn Of Indian
apolis, Ruby Lemen, Earla Rooney
Setta Gard, Aline Johnson, Olive Ella
son, Mabel Keller, Ruth Bartel, Mar
guerite Chrisman, Olive Long, and
Esther Hill: 'Mesdames Gus Hafner
Paul Price and Dale Davis.
The following girls formed a picnic
party last evening at the Glen and at
tended Chautauqua: Misses Arva
jackson, Harriet Dickinson, Mabel
Guyer, Edith Guyer, Ruth Bartel, Ed
ma Dickinson, Marguerite Chrisman
Gladys Jordon, of New Paris, Ohio
and Mrs. Ralph Guyer of Elkhart.
Mr. w. Elmer Beseke is leaving fol
a two weeks vacation at Cedar Point
Mrs. Marie Huntington and son Rea
ford left this morning for Detroit
Mich, to visit Mrs. Huntington's sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Sesoby of that city.
Mr.. William E. Lawrence of the
State Agricultural college at Corral
lin, Oregon, arrived in the city last
evening to join his wife and little son
William who are visiting his aunts
Misses r. D. and E. Windle and his
sister, Miss Mary w. Lawrence. Mr.
Lawrence has just returned from ar
extended trip to Washington and 9th
er eastern points.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. w.
Piehl gave dainty luncheon in hel
of Mrs. Caroline Harmon, who is sooI
to leave for her home in Los Angeles
California. Mrs. Harmon has beer
Mrs. Piehl's house guest during he
visit here. Mrs Piehl was assisted il
serving by Mrs. Paul femme, Mis-
Anna Knauber and Mrs. Clifford Piehl
The house was decorated with Ameri
can flags and golden glow. Anon,
those present were Mesdames Andrew
Burgess, Henry Burgess, Ludlow Mott
John Casely, Allan Coggeshall, Her
man Moelk, Mary Sittloh, George Bar
tel, Rev. Huber. Paul Benfeldt, l.. j
Growt of Baltimore, Md, Miles Growt
Henry Zimmerman, Charles Gulden
haur, Fred Heitbrink, Paul femme
Edward femme, Clifford Piehl an
Miss Anna Knauber.
Mrs. Walter Dalbey did not give
party at her home this afternoon, a
announced in last nights paper, a
her guest. Mrs. Ben Cuyler has return
ed to her home in Indianapolis.
Miss Maude Becker of this city |
visiting Miss Lola Clemmer in Dayton
Ohio. Since she has been there
number of social functions have bee
given in her honor.
Mr. Paul Comstock of South Foul
teenth street has gone to Omena, Micl
igan, for a few weeks vacation. Mr..
Comstock and the children have hee
there for some time
Mr.. d. L. Vandament and son Leslie
of Greencastle, motored to this cit
yesterday to spend the week end wit
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rowe
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Stigleman an
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stigleman vii