The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-21
MILTON

who is living with her children at
Richmond, Tuesday
Miss Mary Moore, Miss Ruby Moore
of Richmond and Miss Blanche Moore
of Milton, spent Sunday at Centerville
with their cousin, Mrs. Thos King
and family.
The Rev. F. G. Mccormick spent a
few days this week with his mother
and sister, at Fort Wayne and with
other relatives there.
Miss Veva Witter principal of the
high school here, went to Connersville
Wednesday to attend the funeral SER
vices of the late Miss Marguerite
Thiebaud. They were college mates
Mr.. and Mrs. Griff Cooney have
been entertaining as their guests this
week, their children, Mr. and Mrs
Carl Cooney and Griff Cooney, Jr.,
of Indianapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Cooney have returned home
Moran Warren is on the sick list.
Elwood Beeson has not been so
we'll
Mrs. Benton Wagner has been visit
ing her relatives, Mr. and Mrs Will
Brown and her daughter, Mss Alma
Wagner at Williamsburg
Walter Templin furnished the
luncheon at Mr.. Clingmans sale, west
Of town, Wednesday.
Miss Lora Beeson has new Starr
piano, purchased through Harry Doty
of Milton.
DIN Davis and Harry Cause were a
committee from the high school to
look after the interests of lawn ten
mis- grounds. They were to ascertain
where grounds could be procured and
the ISurpmantS of tho
Miss Lois Daley entertained at her
country home east of town Tuesday
evening in honor of St. Patrick's Day.
The house decorations We're done in
green and he symbols of St Patrick S
Day. The guests were Miss Florence
Daniel, Miss Lorene Warren. Miss
Irene Crook, Miss Ruth Mccormick,
Miss Cora Keliam, Miss Ruth Lever
ION. Miss Laura Bertsch, William
Huddleston, Lloyd Parkins, Delmar
Doddridge, Paul Garrett Roscoe
Doddridge. Albert Ferris and Homer
Bertsch. The evening was delightful
~ spent in contests and games and
music. A pretty luncheon was serv-
ed. the ST. Patrick scheme being fol-
lowed as closely as possible.
The Ruths Circle Of the Christian
church Bible school entertained at
he home of Mrs. r. T. Jones, Tues
DAY evening The occasion was Gen
tlemen's Night and the guests were
composed CT the husbands of the Cir
lie and friends. The house was pret-
lily decorated in the symbols of St.
Patrick's Day in the Morning and
were pretty in the dining room where
the chandelier above the table was
Wreathed in green and festoned in
graceful lines to each corner of the
toll ~ 1;<rl,% /.
candles under white The evening was
delightfully."- spent in music and games
including two very amusing contests.
One of these was forming pig from
white chewing gum. o. n. BeeSon
was made Judge and a remarka BILE
thing was that Mr.. Beeson passed up
on his own pig" and declared it to
be the best representation OF pig,
The other contest was the CHOOSING
OF partners in a rather horrifying
manner 1t was the matching of
snakes. These snakes We're hidden
around in ALMOST every conceivable
nook and the company had to find
mates to find their partner at supper
A fine luncheon was served when all
had found their partners. There were
thirtysix, including the circle ard
their guests, present.
The ladies' Of the Home club enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon The guests
were Mrs J. G. Johnson. of Dublin.
Mrs. O. II. Beeson. Mrs. Angelina
Warren, Mrs. OFT Crownover. Mrs. w.
II. Brown. Mrs. Harry North, Of
Bluffton. Mrs. Chas. Davis, Mrs Walt
er Templin. Mrs Lycurgus Beeson,
Mrs. Colbert Crownover, Mrs. NJ. Y.
Brown Mrs, Henry Hoover, Mrs. J. A.
Brown. Mrs. Phoebe Michael. Mrs.
Wesley Newton, Mrs. Willis Leverton.
Mrs. Will Daniel, Mrs. W. l.. Parkins
Miss Cora Bennett and Miss Florence
Daniel. The guests We're first escort
ed to the home of Mrs. w. +. Will
liams where beautiful national scene
awaited them. Here the house was
charmingly decorated in flags and
Old Glory the National COlors being
appropriated as the club colOrs AT
ter all were seated Mrs. Alice Du-
Granrut president of the club opened
the afternoons pleasure with a neat
little speech of welcome which was
followed by the singing Of America
by all present. The company was
then entertained by several choice
numbers in readings by Mrs. Johnson
Of Dublin. The secretary then pro
ceeded to call the roll of members
each replying with an interesting and
beautiful quotation. The club then
sang their club hymn columbia the
Gem of the Ocean, The company
was then invited to an upper room
where they were to kiss the killarney
stone" Here an unique arrangement
was perfected from the National col
ors and the top of which was reach
ed only by a step. On peering over
to kiss the stone, handsome mirror
was prettily arranged to reflect each
looking into it and around it We're
arranged candy kisses in abundant
provision for the company. After all
had thus been served the company
was ordered to get their. wraps and
all were escorted to the home of Mrs
Theo Crist in the near neighborhood.