The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-22
Social Calendar

A matinee concert will be given
at the Coliseum at 3 o'clock by the
MAY Musical School Festival.
The Mission Circle Of the Uni
versalist church will give an
apron, bonnet and food sale at
the johnson store on Main street.
An evening entertainment will
be given at the Coliseum by the
Festival organization.
The Central Aid society OF the
First Christian church Will give
penny supper at the church.
The Aid society of Chester Will
hold market at the market
house.
Mrs. Harlow Lindley will enter
tain at her home on College ave-
nue..
With the stately trees and the beau
tiful shrubbery forming an attractive
background for the prettily gowned
women, the reception given yesterday
afternoon on the lawn at the beautiful
HON of Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Foulke,
South Eighteenth street, was one OF
the most important social functions in
connection with the Sixth District
Federation Of Women's clubs. At this
time the guests were entertained by
the Cycle, the first club ever organized
in Richmond and which has only a
few members living. Among them be-
ing Mesdames William Dudley FOulke,
J. E. Cathell, James Reeves, Elizabeth
Hibberd and Jennie Yaryan. These
nfi n
the guests and were also assisted in
the receiving line by Miss Vida New
som, state president of Columbus,
Indiana; Mrs. O. L. Stivers, of Liberty,
secretary-treasurer; Mrs. E. X. So
wash. of Middletown, Ohio, and Mrs.
Phoebe Bracken.
Members of the Richmond Fedora
ton assisted in extending hospital
tiles. Sandwiches and tea was served
during the afternoon. Among the
Richmond women assisting were Mes
danes Miriam McDivitt, J. M. Wamp-
Ter, Harry Mather, James Judson, Ed
gar F. Hiatt, Fred White, Wilfred
Jessup, Misses Marguerite Doan
Electa Henley. and Edith Moore.
Over one hundred guests attended
the function and it was one Of the
most charming out of door parties
ever given in this city. A number of
distinguished club women from over
the state were in attendance. Mrs. J.
T. Adams. of Brookville, who with Mr.
Adams had an exhibit at the Art Gal
lery recently and Mrs. Elizabeth Clay
pOol-Earl, Of Connersville, known
throughout the state for her interest
and activities in club affairs with
many others were among the guests.
One Of the pretty weddings for the
month Of May was solemnized last
evening at $50 o'clock in the parson-
age of the ST. Andrews Catholic
church when Mr.. Charles Edgar
Hayes and Miss Katherine Broerman
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Broer
man were married in the presence of
large number Of wedding guests. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
Father Roell The bride wore hand
some gown of white silk with white
lace over dress ornamented with me-
dalions. Her hat was of lace studded
with pearls and trimmed in ostrich
tips. She carried an arm bouquet Of
white lilies fastened with a pretty
tule bow. She was attended by her
sister Mrs. James Oates who wore
gown of pale green silk trimmed in
laces She carried an arm bouquet of
plUh rose DuuS. MI, JdlueS oates DIT
tended the bridegroom. The bride
grooms gift to his bride was cavalier
of diamonds and pearls.
After the ceremony at the parsonage
the guests went to the Broerman home
on South Fifth street. where an elab-
crate dinner was served. The house
was arranged throughout with flow
erS and ferns. Roses and carnations
were used copiOusly in carrying out
the decorative motif. The brides
table which was placed in the dining
room was prettily appointed with
roses and ferns. Strands of smilax
were brought from the chandelier and
fastened at the four corners Of the
table An elaborate dinner in four
courses was served. Corsage bouquets
of pink sweet peas were given the
women guests and the men guests
were presented with pretty nose gays
The Hicks orchestra played through
out the evening. Forty guests we're
entertained. Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes left
last night for a wedding trip through
the south. They will be at home to
their many friends after September
/ at the Hotel Arlington, The brides
going away gown was black and
white check tailored suit trimmed in
plaid silk She wore a hat to cor
respond.
number Of showers and parties
have been given for Mrs Hayes by her
many friends.
Mr. Hayes is sales manager for the
Pilot Motor car company.
The many friends of Mrs Jessica
McFarlan, of Connersville, were de-
lighted to meet her at the convention
last evening. Mrs McFarlan was for
mer chairman Of this district She has
been very i'll for several years and
only recently has been able to be out
again.
Mrs. J. II. Gilchrist has returned
from Chicago where she attended the
funeral of Isaac Klein.
In honor of Mr. and Mrs Alpha For
syth, who were recently married, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Holzapfel will give
a dinner this evening at their home
Mr. and Mrs. Forsyth We're married in
Covington.
Never has the annual commence
ment dance Of New Castle been more
successful and enjoyable than the af-
fair given Wednesday evening in the