The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-09-19

A dinner, marked by it's beautiful
appointments, will be given this even
ing at the Country club by Mr.. Ray
mOnd Nicholson in honor of his sister,
Miss Edith Nicholson and Mr.. Edmund
l.. Hiatt of Ray, Arizona, who are to
be married Wednesday evening. Roses
and ferns will be used In ornamenting
the table. Covers will be laid for
Messrs. and Mesdames Albert d.
Gayle, Milton Craighead, Frank Brat
felt, Walter G. Butker, Misses Almira
Starr of indianapolis, Edith Nicholson,
Helen Nicholson, Abbie Schaefer,
Messrs John and Warren Clements.
Burton Carr, Edmund Hiatt of Ray,
Arizona, and Raymond Nicholson.
This week has been such a busy one
in social circles that many hostesses
have scarcely had time for a breath
ing spell. Many of the attractive and
charming parties of the week were
given for Miss Edith Nicholson, a
bride Of the coming week.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Frank Reed
gave a prettily appointed bridge for
the guest of honor. Mrs Milton Craig
head entertained on Tuesday after
noon, Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Ella
Van Heusen gave handsome bridge
party and on Thursday afternoon, Mrs
Albert D. Gayle opened her beautiful
home on South Sixteenth street, to a
group Of friends of the bride-to-be.
Among the engagements announced
during the week was that of Mr.
George Bayer and Miss Margaret Cox
Of Indianapolis. Mr.. Allen Jay and
Miss Ethel Brown will also be married
in November the announcement of the
engagement having been made known
early in the week.
Dinner parties, informal lunches
with club meetings also added to the
activity in the social world.
Although the coming week as yet
will not be SO replete with affairs
several parties are being planned
which have not been announced.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Essenmachel
and Misses Helen and Clara Jones
have returned from Portland where
Malvin Wright. Mr.. Wright was kill
ed Tuesday in q runaway accident.
Mr. John F. Robbins of Indianapolis
is the guest of relatives and friends
in this city over Sunday.
A picnic party in honor of Mr.. Ed
mund l.. Hiatt Of Ray, Arizona, an6
Miss Edith Nicholson will be give1
Monday evening at the Leeds buga
low south OF the city The party will
be composed of members of the
Pedestrian club. The guests will b.
Messrs. and Mesdames Albert d
Gayle, w p Robinson, Rudolph Gaa1
Leeds. Milton Craighead, Misses Marie
Campbell. Edith Nicholson. Messrs
yi,f< ~
and Willard Carr
Mr. Willard Kaufman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. w s. Kaufman of Yves
Richmond, left Friday for the Univers
ity Of Illinois, where he will attent
school
Mrs. Margaret Webb Of Memphis
Tenn, who has been spending som'
weeks here with her mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Saunders of South Tent
street, left this morning for her home
She was accompanied by her sister
Miss Agnes Saunders who will be he
guest for some time.
Mr.. Howard Campbell and Mrs
George Williams of East Main street
who have been in Bay View, Michigan
for the summer arrived home thi
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Engle accom-
panied by their guests Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Eaton went to indianapolis tC
day to remain over Sunday.
At the evening service of the Grac
M. e. church Sunday Mrs. G. Z
Thomson will sing and Messrs. Clai
and Sterling Reid will play a corne
duet. There will be special music b.
the choir.
Mr.. Grayson Gardner, Mr.. ]. Clyd
Little, and Misses Nancy Thomas an
Frances Graham of Liberty, have eI
tered Earlham college for the year.
At meeting of the Mary Hill W. {
T. U. held Friday afternoon with Mr.
Charles Towle at her home on Harri
street, the following committees wer
appointed Evangelistic department
Mrs. Ida Billheimer; prayer. Mrs. Bel
Wicket: mercy and help, Mrs. Dor
Veregge; foreign missions, Mrs. Lamb
purity, Mrs. Josephine Burger; moth
ers' meeting, Mrs. Cora Hart; Sunda.
observance, Mrs. Lydia Works; health
and heredity, Mrs. Sugart; household
economics, Mrs. Alice Jones; Bible
the schools. Mrs. Ida Bowers; Pre-