The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-01-05
SOCIAL GATHERINGS


SOCIAL GATHERINGS
preety child's party was give1
Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Charlie
Land at her home on South Eigh
teenth street, when she devised thi
means of entrtainng a number of chill
dren, i'll honor of her little daughter
Miss Emily Land. The affair was il
the nature Of a Christmas party ant
the little guests We're presented Will
attractive gifts. The house was deco
rated appropriate to the Yuletide
The afternoon was spent playing chill
dren's games and with music At tho
close of the afternoons pleasures {
dainty luncheon was served. The
guests were Misses Virginia and Jane
Harris, Augusta and Martha Ann Cen
nett, Elizabeth kOhler, Berdine Gaar
Mary Frances Churchell. Mary Jones
Margaret Hiatt, Lucille Weller and
Ruth Simmons
COmplmenting Mr. Ralph Cuyer OF
EIkhart, Indiana. and Miss Opal Low
in. who are to be married the latte
part Of this month, Mr.. and Mrs.
(fPtl St biNtT gave an elaborate an
ner last evening at their home in tho
National Road West. All the decOra-
tons were in red and green. Miniature
"upids We're suspended from the arch
dome above the dining table and
brought TO the four corners of the
table In the center was French has
Fot filed with flowers in the various
red shades, The place cards were done
rcd rnnjdG Covers q fC,,
Guests. Mr. Carl LindstrOm of Chicago
and Mr., Ralph Guyer OF Elkhart were
the out Of town guests.
In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs Richard
FauISOM. who We're married New
Years day. Mr.. and Mrs George Paul
son gave prettily appointed dinner
yesterday AT their suburban home
seth OF the city, Pink and white
carnations with ferns were used
IL appointing the dining table.
Covers were laid for twenty-five
guests An elaborate dinner in Soy
"ral courses was served at midday.
The guests who enjoyed the hospital
itv Of the host and hostess were
Nessrs and Nesdames A. A. Town
send, w. Wallace and son, J. A. Stem
pie. Chelsie Stomple, Richard PaulsOn,
e. Hill, Rev. and Mrs. J. r, Daven-
port, Messrs, Roland Ball. Raymond
Stemple, Holm Stemple and Miss Mary
Stemple
The the-6ansant has coma uDon SO
Cfety as a fad and made It's first ap-
pearance in the city last Thursday aft
crnOOn when a COMMITTEES With
Miss Wwendolin Foulke as chair
man gave most Succ eesful
OF this kind. This is such
. jolly way Of entertaining and
everyone likes it. One reason that this
tea-danCe is so popular is because all !
the men like it both old and young \
man doesn't mind attending an affair ,
Of this kind for he does not have to !
don a dress suit The dancing is all so !
informal, too, at this kind Of a party
that makes it a JOY to men. From the |
masculine point Of view thc-dansant |
has still another cOmpensatiOn-it |
starts early and stops early. And there |
are a few hours before dawn FOR rest
Dancing all night may be all right for |
lay in bed, but the modern business
nan needs plenty Of rest
ID dinner was given by DR.. and Mrs.
!. A, Walls at their home on South
Zenith street. Flowers and ferns an
pointed the table. Dinner was served
II o'clock. Covers were laid for
Iessrs. and Mesdames Petts A. Reid.
=. F. Hai9leN, W. A. Ellis and Mrs
Walls and Mrs. w. r. Windsor.
One OF the charming events Of the
holiday season was the party given by
Hiss Ardath White at her home two
niles south of Whitewater Saturday
light. Decorations appropriate Of the
eaSOn were used in the living room
nd parlor, A Christmas tree was one
# the attractive features. At late
Iour luncheon was served Those
SsiSting the hostess were Miss Verna
White and Miss Grace Zurwen An
movable time was had by all.
hose present were Misses Hat
ie Rogan. Izora Little, Grace >
.urWell, Nerna White, Yvonna t
tettler, Marie Pogue. Hilda Car
EFT, Adrath White, Esther Hodgin. |
lerriam Jordan. Messrs. COnley Eur
ell, Andrew Began, Byron Stettler,
Warren Began. Harvey Shank, Glen
ocke. Charles Boean. Paul Welsh
theodore Garrett and Forest Began
An evening entertainments in the |
allure OF a social with refreshments /
i'll be held Tuesday evening in the
t. Andrews new hail by the members
the immaculate Conception SOdaIi, t
:. The affair is in honor Of the new Il
embers who have joined the society a
st December. A program consisting
vocal and instrumental numbers,
citations and addresses by Rev h