The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-08-28
Social and Club Mems
Among the pretty parties that have
been given this week in honor of Mes

Among the pretty parties that have
been given this week in honor of Mes
danes J. B. Wood. w. B. Blodgett, o.
r. Scott. e. T. Bremen. Charles Shaw
and Miss Elizabeth Shaw of Indian
apolis. was the one given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. l.. G. Whiteseu at
her home on South Twelfth street.
The rooms we're attractive with bOu-
quets of pink asters. Auction bridge
was played during the afternoon at
five tables. After several hours spent
at the cards q two-course luncheon
was served the guests at the card
tables. The guest prizes were award
ed to Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Scott. The
first prize went to Mrs. Burton Gaines,
the second to Mrs. ia. Conkey and
the consolation to Mrs. W. B. Blodgett.
The invited guests were Mesdames
J. b. Wood, w. B. Blodgett. o. r.
Scott, E. T. Bremen, Charles Shaw
of Indianapolis, Walter Dalbey, Ira
Swisher, Harry Shaw, J. A. Conkey, r.
Van SAINT, Burton Gaines, J. Lamson,
Howard Rice, O. S. Nixon, w. II.
Keisker George Fox, J. G. Sligar, Will
Dill, J. Kisling, Harry Click, Saul
Davis, e. O. Spangler. Misses Eliza
beth Shaw of Indianapolis. Alma
Smith. Harriet Nardin, and Mrs.
Harrisburg of Kentucky.
Mrs w. F. Hiatt Of East Main street,
has as her house guest her niece, Mrs.
w. J. Cook of Chicago.
Mrs. Byrdella Zindorf has returned
from Alden. Mich, where she has been
spending the summer months.
Mr.. Norris Meyers who has been
the guest Of relatives in the city for
the past week returned yesterday to
his home in Dayton, o.
Mrs. w. H. Keisker charmingly en-
tertained this afternoon at her home
in the Arden apartments in honor OF
number of out Of town guests. The
affair was in the nature of an auction
bridge party. The guests of honor
Mesdames Charles Shaw, f. #. Bren-
men, O. r. Scott, w. B. Blodgett, J.
b. Wood of Indianapolis, together with
their hostesses Mesdames Harry
Shaw, Ira Swisher and Frank Glass
were seated at one long table while
the other guests were seated at side
tables. The tables were decorated in
yellow, while pink and white flowers
were used throughout the rooms.
After several hours spent at cards a
dainty luncheon in three courses was
served The invited guests were
Mesdames Omar Murray, Fred Bartel,
"A II. Rice Myron Whitesell, George
Fox, w. Roach, Ora Nixon, George
Weir, Burton Gaines, r. Van SAINT, S.
c Davis, w. Park, w. c. Clendennin,
G. Smith, l.. Nutz, Will Seeker, J.
Lamson, Misses Elizabeth Shaw of
Indianapolis, and Mrs. Marksbury of
Kentucky.
Miss Grace Sensenig, who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Nus
baum at their home on South Thir-
teenth street, left yesterday to visit
friends in Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs Mark Mendenhall and
children, Master William and Miss
Vivian of this city, have returned
home from visit to Sandusky, Ohio,
Detroit, Mich, and Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Flock, Mrs
Edwin Flock, Miss Myra Scott, and
Miss Pearl Crubaugh returned yes
terday after pleasant outing at
Crooked lake.
Mrs Fred Childs entertained with
cards Wednesday evening in honor OF
Mrs. Perry Shawhan of Dayton, Ohio
who is the guest of friends in the city
After playing for several hours a
dainty luncheon in four courses was
served the guests.
In honor Of number of out of town
guests Mrs. S. c. Markley entertained
with a box party last evening at the
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were Miss Sadie Mauger of Columbus
Ohio, and Mrs. J. c. Bozey Of Lima
Ohio. who are the house guests OF
Mrs. Markley, Mesdames J. B. Wood
+. r. Bremen, Charles Shaw, O. r
Scott. w. B. Blodgett and Miss Eliza
beth Shaw of indianapolis, who are
guests of friends in the city. After
the performance dainty luncheon
was served the guests at Prices
There was one long table which was
made beautiful with French, baskets Of
various colored asters. Beside the
honor guests those making up the
party were: Mesdames Ira Swisher
Henry Zuttermeister. Frank Glass
Walter Dalbey, Harry Shaw, Misses
Vera Zuttermeister and Madonna Zut
termeiSter.
dance tonight at Jackson park. AL
the members and their ladies will take
the eight o'clock car at the Traction
station. Runge's orchestra will pla.
the order of dances.
Mrs. George Fox will entertain to
morrow at her home on South Six
teenth street, in honor of Mesdame
W. B. Blodgett, X. T. Bremen, O. r
Scott, Charles Shaw and Miss Eliza
beth Shaw of Indianapolis.
A number of friends of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fred Brown pleasantly surprised
them last Saturday evening. All kind
of games We're played during the even
ing, and at a late hour luncheon wa
served. Those participating in the at
fair were Messrs. and Mesdames Johl
Murphy, George Worley, Shirle.
White, Will Brown, Misses Laura Nc
Donnal, Ardella Worley, Lucille Hoff
man. Esther Albright, Fern Addle
man, Ethel and Iva Allen. Ethel ant
Edna Lawler. Verna Baker, Bernic'
Nernhoff. Florence Louch, BLANCHE
Brown, Thelma Murphy, Irene Brown