The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-01-08
SOCIAL GATHERINGS

One of the prettiest parties of the
week was given yesterday afternoon
by Mrs Willard Z. Carr at her home
in Westcott Place when she enter
tanned in honor of her sister, Miss
Adelia Brownell, of Wyoming. The
house was beautified with flowers and
ferns, Bridge was played at five Ia
bleS. At the close of the game an
elaborate luncheon was served. Some
of the guests were served in the din
ing room, the others being served in
the various apartments Those who
enjoyed the function were Mesdames
George Seidel, S. f. Swayne, Frank
I.ackey, Rush Miller, Burton West
colt. Of Springfield Ohio. Rudolph G.
Leeds. A. d. Gayle. Thomas NJ. Kauf-
man, Miles Bland, Wilbur Hibberd,
James Carr Harry Holmes, Milton
jraghead, Paul Comstock, Ray X.
Shiveley. John Kendrick Taylor, of
Boston, Mass, Misses Almira Starr,
A pretty dancing party was given
asst evening in the Odd Fellows hall
ny members Of the La Gonda club
when they entertained in honor of
their pledges and lady friends. Mr.
Brown and Mr.. John Akin, drums.
furnished the music. This is one of
the most popular clubs in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crichet chaper-
oned the party. Dancing began at 80
o'clock and was continued until a late
hour. The dancers were Misses Eli
zabeth Ohmit of Cambridge City,
Rhea Turner. Alta Mcpherson, Nina
Bruce. Edna Strong. of Newcastle,
Mary Schwiekert, Margaret Jones,
Jeanette Towle. Wanda Johnson,
Esther Mcneil. Marion Russell Mil
dred Parker. Lucille Wellbaum, Leila
Nanford, May Appleton, Mary Ford,
florence Bartholomew, Carrie Bar
tholomew of Newcastle. Reba Jordan,
Florence Calkins. Corene Shumate of
Cincinnati, Nellie Becher; Messrs,
II p Bradley, H F. McMinn, Alvin
F. Bescher. George Weist, Stanley
Smith, Ralph Holly. Charles Spald
ing, Floyd Dye, Tressof F,destrag
Clay Runyan, George Weaver, Clyde
Smith, Claude Hoover. Harold Grimes
Roscoe Gambler Carl Schuermann
Westcott Hanes, H. Ashinger, John
Weber, Russell Craig and Paul Brehm
with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lane and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crichet,
A card party will be given this eve
ming in the Eagles hall for the mem
bcrs of the lodge and their friends
A similar party will be held Friday
afternoon at Ne lodge room.
The young people Of the city are
invited to attend the assembly party
which will be held Friday evening OF
the Pythian temple under the direc
ton of -lr. and Mrs. Bert Ko]p There
will be special music for the occasion
The class meets at o'clock.
A reception and banquet will be
given this evening at 6 o'clock at the
Reid Memorial Presbyterian church
for the business women or the city.
special invitation is extended to ofsce
girls, clerks. factory girls and any
woman who earns her own living
TAe banquet will be served promptly
after which an informal program will
be presented.
pretty miscellaneous shower was
given last evening by Miss Harriet
Dickinson at her home on Randolph
stree in honor Of Miss Opal Lovin
who will be married the latter par
Of this month to Mr.. Ralph Guyer
The house was beautifully decorate &c
throughout with flowers and ferns
All the appointments were in red anC
green. The evening was spent social
" and with needlework. The bride
elect was showered with many pretty
and useful gifts. twenty-five guests
enjoyed the party. Late in the eve
ming an elaborate repast was served