The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-08-31
Social and Club Mems

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Mashmeyer. Masters Robert Evans,
Frederick Foley, Robert Brandenburg.
Mrs. Clawson. Mrs. Eggemeyer, Mrs.
Evans and Miss Rose Ferling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Frankel enter
tanned several guests during the week
end at their cottage at Morton Lake.
Their guests were Messrs. and Mes
danes Mason Dyer. Edward Cooper,
Howard Townsend, George Reid, Webb
Pyle, Miss Rhea Pyle. Henry Wicke-
meyer, Charles Schumacher, and son
Master Thomas Schumacher, and Mr..
Bassen.
Mrs. Fred Goebel has issued invi-
tations for five hundred party to be
given Thursday afternoon at her home
in Cambridge CitG. Among those
from Richmond who will attend are
Mesdames Sol Frankel, George Reid,
Edward Cooper, Glen Beeson, Frank
Waters and Carl Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Ridpath of
Connersville are the parents of a baby
son. The child has been named
Thomas Clark Ridpath. Mrs. Ridpath
was formerly Miss Ethel Thomas,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Thorn
as, 1417 North G street. Their many
friends in this city extend congratu-
lation.
Mesdames E. IT, Bremen, J. B.
Wood and o. r. Scott have returned
to their home in indianapolis after
pleasant visit with friends and kins-
people here. Several pleasant social
functions have been given for them.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. George Fox
gave a pretty party for the guests.
A beautiful dinner was given Sat
urday evening at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. w. A. Park on East Main street
by members of the Thursday After
noon bridge club. The decorations
| were suitable for this season Of the
year. An elaborate menu In several
courses was served. All the decora-
| tons were in pink and white, the color
scheme being carried out effectively
throughout all the apartments. After
dinner auction bridge was played at
several tables. Favors were given to
Mrs. Edward Schalk and Mrs. Walter
Tyrrell of Eaton, O. The members
are Mesdames Edward Schalk, Lewis
Kluter, John Evans, Edwin White, w.
A. Park, Webster Parry. Ralph Ben
ming, Walter Tyrrell of Eoton, and
Miss Elizabeth Porter.
| The regular fortnightly meeting OF
the Spring Grove Sewing circle will
be held Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Isaac Dougan at her home in Spring
Grove. All members are invited to be
present.
The annual reunion of the Bond
family will be held all day Tuesday
in Glen Miller park. 1t is expected
that several guests from without the
city will attend. Both dinner and sup
per will be served.
| Members Of the Wayne County W
c. T. U. enjoyed a picnic Saturday
afternoon at Glen Miller Park. Thir
ty persons were in attendance. Cue SITS
were present from Economy, Center
Vile, the three Richmond organiza
tons, Mary F. Thomas, Mary F. Hill
and Frances E. Willard w. C. T. u
A delicious supper was served picnic
fashion. Mrs. Hannah Taylor of Econ
omy. county president, was among tn,
guests and made short address. o.
, account Of the inclement weather tn,
attendance was not as large as ha!
been anticipated.
Adding to the attractiveness of tc
., days social calendar was the prett
party given this afternoon by Mrs
? Saul Davis at her home, 813 South !
street, when she entertained in homo
of Mrs. Charles Shaw and Miss Eliza
:, beth Shaw of indianapolis. Late sun
9 mer blossoms with early fall flower
y were used in arranging the room
! where the guests were entertained
!. Auction bridge was played at fou
q tables. Favors were given the fol
i tunate ones. After the game a del
q cious luncheon in several courses wa
q served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Mather hav
= returned from short honeymoon tri]
S Mr.. and Mrs. Brock Pagan and bah
It are leaving for their home in Pennsy
vania Tuesday after spending tn
summer with Mr.. and Mrs F.. \
H., Jones at their home on South Fou
z teenth street.
The first literary society to ope
u ltS season lot the year 1914-1916
e the Progressive Literary circle. TT
y meeting will be held Tuesday afte
r noon with Mrs. o. S. Hasty at h,
% home on North F. street The Or
gram will be as follows:
Greeting-Mrs. Mary King, pres
r dent.
e Response-"The Pin-money Pro
lem"
=. Paper-"Women Who TOLL" MI
u Minnie Smith
- Paper-"Historical Monuments \
- America" Mrs. May Arnold.
30 Misses 1nez Hasty and Meta Ric
ards will have charge of the music
numbers.
=. Mrs. Richards will be the leader f
80 the afternoon. All members are j
~ vited to be present.
Within the next few weeks MI
Der of the clubs and social organic
- lions which have been inactive duri]
~ the summer months, will begin the
:" winters work.
~ A thimble party will be given THU
- day afternoon by Mrs. George
~ Smith at her home, 317 South F
IL fporth CT in