The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-09-07
Social Calendar

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Mrs. Frank Braffett will enter
tain with threatre party at the
Murray for Miss Edith Nicholson,
who Is to be married this month.
A card party will be given in
the evening at S o'clock in the
Mouse hall.
The Queen Esther society Of the
Daughters of Rebekah will meet
with Mrs. Richardson at her home
on Bridge avenue.
East End Aid society of the
First Christian church meets with
Mrs. Kimbrough.
Adding to the attractiveness of to-
lays social schedule was the pretty
party given this afternoon by Miss
Irene Gormon at her home on Fort
Wayne avenue, when she took this
means of extending courtesy to Miss
Corinne Wilson and Miss Miriam
Krone. All the decorations we're in
yellow and white. Clusters Of yellow
flowers were arranged effectively
about the various apartments. The
color scheme, yellow and white, was
carried out in the tally cards and
favors. Five hundred was played at
three tables, and favors were given to
the fortunate ones. After the game
an elaborate luncheon in several
courses was served at the small ia
bles. The guests were Misses Miriam
Elizabeth Shriber, Helen Buckley, Ber-
tha Waterman, Blanche Bayer, My
"a Scott, Olive Lewis, Maude and
Nell Becher, Dorothy Dilks and Mir
lam Kelly.
A charming dancing party was Civ
en- Saturday evening at the Country
club by q committee composed of Miss
Anna Nicholson, Mrs. w. c. Hibberd
and Miss Mary Clements. Fall flow
ers were used in decorating the club
house. Hicks orchestra played the
order Of dances. Nearly all the guests
made the trip in motor cars, few 60
ing over on the interurban. Several
out-of-town guests enjoyed the party
During the evening punch and waters
were served. Among the dancers were
Messrs. and Mesdames Walter G. But
Ter. George lie Boutillier, Frederick
Carr Misses Mary Clements, Esther
Coate. Ruth Pencil. Dorothy Land.
Ann Nicholson, Ellen Burchenal OF
Glendale, O., Elizabeth Marvel, 10
sephine Wilson, Ruth Scott, Martha
Scott. Clara Comstock, Helen Nichol-
son: Messrs. Norris of Indianapolis,
Raymond Nicholson, Edward Williams,
Andrew Scott. Robert Carvey, Gordon
Magaw. Justin Mccarthy, Harry Book
hofT, Samuel Smith. Josiah Marvel,
Whitney Mcclure, Rudolph Knode,
Phillip Starr, John Starr Of Milwaukee,
Charles Burchenal Of Glendale and NC
Kenzie Monarch.
As a courtesy to Miss Edith Nichol
SON. who will be married Wednesday
evening. September 90, to Mr.. Edmund
Hiatt, Mrs. Robert Study will entertain
the members of the Thursday Bridge
Cub to which Miss Nicholson belongs
with an extra table of guests at heI
home on South Sixteenth street Thurs
day afternoon. This promises to be
one of the pleasant social functions Of
the week.
Mr.. Charles L. Kirk of North Eighth
street was the guest of relatives al
Springfield Sunday.
Mrs Anna Connell and daughter
Miss Emma, are guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Clemens Amann at Sidney, O.
Mrs. Henry Holmes-Goode of Milo
Ia is the guest of her sister, Mrs. r
c. Lockwood, at her home on NORTH
Fourteenth street.
Messrs Wilbur Ball and Harold
Scott left today for Lafayette, where
they will enter Purdue university.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Reynolds o
North Tenth street gave family pic
mic today. The party left the city il
motor cars. Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
Study were also among the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Stigelman ant
Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Meyers formed al
automobile party in the Stigelman cal
and motored to New Castle Sunday.
Miss AIDA Frances Goodwin OF NeN
Castle is the guest of Miss Ruth Kir
sey for few days at her home Of
North Eighth street.
The annual reunion Of the Paddacl
family was held all day Saturday a
Jackson park and was largely attend
ed. In the afternoon an informal pro
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