The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-18

ward Williams, Ralph Hasemeier. Will
lard Kaufman, Xenophon King, Orbra
Decker, Paul Shera, Frank Schalk,
Grant Fry, Charles Curtis, Russell
Worl of Cambridge City. Jay Stanely
Of Liberty, John Stout Of Paoli, Josiah
Marvel and Durbin Roland Of Toledo,
o., Messrs. and Mesdames Robert
Crane and Everett Alderman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Mills have gone
to Germantown, O., to attend the we'd
ding of their neice, which will be sol
enized this evening.
In honor of Miss Mildred Hayes Of
HagerstoWn, Misses Evaline and Rosa
line Drathring of Chicago, Miss Marie
Penny gave a prettily appointed thin
BILE party yesterday afternoon at her
home on East Main street The house
was decorated with garden flowers
and ferns. The little guests spent part
of the afternoon playing games on the
lawn. At a late hour refreshments
were served The guests were Misses
Corinne Webb, Rosamond Border, AL
ice Smith, Willis Penny, Rosaline
Drathring, Evaline Drathring and Ma
RE Penny.
The national convention of the Phi
Delta Kappa fraternity will be held
in Richmond June 1926, and between
five and six hundred delegates will be
present The Richmond fraternity is
making great plans for entertaining
the visitors, many girls planning house
parties for out of town girls who will
be in Richmond for the gaieties at
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social functions have been planned and
the last night of the convention an ella
borate ball will be given in the Eagles
hall. The Marion boys hope to carry
off some of the high offices this year,
Prior to the convention a dancing
party will be given at the Country
club tonight. A Phi Delta orchestra,
composed of Mr.. Pope and Mr.. Pey-
ton. will furnish the music. and the
cool, coy rooms of the Country club
will insure a delightful evening. The
evening will be informal as no special
Invitations have been issued, but all
members of the Phi Delta are urged
to be present. Mr.. Van Waller will be
master of ceremOnies.-Mar Chron-
icle.
The Epworth League Of the First
Methodist church will give an enter
tainment "Old Sweethearts, Friday
evening in the church parlors. Several
musical numbers will also be given.
An admission of ten cents will be ask
ed. Following is the cast of charac-
ters in the order in which they will
appear:
Betty, the little school girl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Josephine Hiatt
Kate, the high school girl. ......
................ Alta Stevenson
Blanch. the actress. DOrina StinsOn
Elizabeth, the college girl. ........
Maud Crubaugh
Mildred, the winter girl. ...........
Van Dora Mckee
Clara, the summer girl. ........
FllZaDGtn PnolpS
Jeanette, riding girl. 49,. limo Wood
Helen, debutante. ....... Ruth Shera
Tegla, widow. .......... Nina Shera
Mary, the bride. ........ Freda Seifert
Billy, the school boy. Ralph Brown
Jack, football boy. Homer Brannon
Clarence, the actor. ..... Ray Jordan
John, the lawyer. ........ Dr. Martin
AlgernOn, the poet ........ DR.. Martin
Bob the athlete.
..................C Clarence jenkins
Henri, the Frenchman Robert Clee
Charlie, the mOtorist. .......
................... Robert jenkins
Burton, a preacher. Russell Wright
Frank, groom ...... Robert Mcfail
In honor of Miss BOesch of Dayton
Ohio, who is to be married soon, Miss
Constance Pardieck gave a pretty
shower last evening at her home on
South Eighth street. The hours We're
spent socially and with games and
music Flowers and ferns were used
as a decoration. Many pretty gifts
were given the bride-to-be. A lunch
con was served. The guests were
! Misses Mary Torbeck. Constance Par
deck, Josephia Rainier, Virginia
Broderick, Mary Hedelman, Miss
Bosch and Mrs. Charles Hayes.
Mrs David Dougan, Miss Rose Dou
gan, Miss Florence Fox, Miss Ruth
Yeo, Miss Anna Lough, Mr.. Harlow
Lindley Of the Ear1ham College facul
ty, and Miss Esther G. White, have re
turned from New Harmony, Indiana
where they attended the centennial
celebration of that town.
What promises to be one of the
!
| in this city for some time is the
dinner which Mrs. E. f. Meyer and
! Miss Aida Swain have arranged fol
Friday evening. The affair will be
| held at the home of Mrs. f. E. Meyer
on North Seventeenth street. A mum
| Der of invitations have been issued.
Misses Clara and Fannie Kramer
will entertain a thimble club this ev
oning at their home near New Hope
! O. The club members will go over
! for supper, which will be served pic
| mic fashion on the lawn. The mem
bers of the club are Misses Grace
| Smith, Ada Kelly, Grace Kelly, Ethe
Marlatt, Aida Swain, Mary Peltz, Rub!
| Haner, Jeanette Landwer. Ruth Bar
tel, Mesdames Edgar Brown, George
Robe and Gus Hafner.
A dance will be given Monday even
ing in the pavilion at Jackson park b,
the members OF the Monday Cotillio1
club for invited guests. Mr.. John Aiki1
and Norman BrC~n will play the orde1
Of dances. TO avoid any confusion the
guests are asked to take the car tina
leaves Eighth and Main streets at
o'clock. The party is under the direc