The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-08-18
Social and Club Mems

One Of the most elaborate parties of
the late summer was the one given
yesterday afternoon by Misses Naomi
and Ruth Mather at their home In
Spring Grove in honor Of Miss Jessie
Trindle Of New York. and Mrs. George
Cole OF Vincennes, Ind. Asters, ver-
benas, golden glow, gladiolas, nastur-
tiums and asparagus fern were used
In profusion throughout the house.
Miss Ruth Scott, Mrs. DR.. Kruger and
Miss Halcey Harold played and sang
In q charming manner for the assem-
bled guests. At a late hour an elegant
luncheon in three courses was served.
The invited guests were Mesdames
George Cole of Vincennes, Ind, DR..
Kruger, Benjamin Johnson, l.. J.
Woodland, DR.. Marvel, Fred Bartel, Will
Keller. Frank Reed, Elmer Eggemeyer,
L. E. King, ]. w. Jay, Ed Harris, Joe
Hill. A. H. Kelsey. Walter Reed. Fred
Gennett, Alton Hale, John Haynes of
New York, J. H. McAsee, H. L. Mon
arch, Ira Rau. DR.. Parks, Ed White,
Frank Chambers, Fred Charles, Mark
Pennell, Jr., Ben Bartel, Carl Meyers,
Mather Kelsey, DR.. Weller, Will
White, Leslie Cook, Orlo Stanley,
Frank Edmunds, Oliver Nusbaum, Tur-
ner Hadley, DR.. Burnett OF Bellefon-
tame, O., Frank Crichet, Earl Harold
of Greensburg. N. c., Charles Mcclure,
Charles Edmunds of Ann Arbor, Mich,
bridge City, William Wood, DR.. Bran
kamp, Dwight Young, J. M. Dodd,
Edna Hiser; Misses Jessie Trindle of
Marxy
Mary Jay, Sarah Evans, Lucille Dodd,
Ruth Scott OF Cincinnati, Lucy Hard
ing of Indianapolis, Maude Thistle
thwaite, Bertha Kelsey. Elizabeth Jay,
Ruby Clark, Anna Finfrock, Halcey
Harold, Esther Fletcher, Louise Math-
er. Mabel Ellis, Edith Moore and Ber-
tina Larsh.
The banns for the marriage OF 44r.
Joseph Bockman Of Dayton, and Miss
Martha Meyer, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Meyer of this city, were
read Sunday morning at the st. An
drew's church by Rev. Frank A. Roell.
Misses Stella Sherry, Blanche Sher-
ny and Helen Kahler and Messrs. War
rem Mccormick, Mark Keller and Rob-
ert Edmunds motored to Williamsburg
last evening and took dinner at the
Kelly house.
Mrs. Henry Goldfinger will leave for
New York the latter part Of the week.
The Mothers League Of Whitewater
and twelve girl friends gave picnic
party at Glen Miller park in honor of
Miss Alma Showalter's sixteenth birth
day anniversary. Miss Showalter was
presented with a number of pretty
gifts. She has taken the place of
mother to her invalid sister for the
last two years.
turned from a two weeks visit to
points in Michigan. They took the
trip in their auto.
The banns for the marriage of Mr..
Herman Grapperhaus and Miss Dor
othy Isabelle Miller of Chicago, were
read Sunday morning in St. Andrews
church by Rev. Frank A. Roell. The
marriage will take place the first week
in September.
Miss Florence Faessler Of Buffalo,
N. Y, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Louise Felss Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Warfel, Miss
Virginia Wesler, Dave Teeple and Mr..
Hugo Mussman of indianapolis. form
ed dinner party at the Cedar Springs
hotel.
Miss Anna Horn of this city. gave a
dinner party at the Cedar Springs no.
tel in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
Davis and Mr. Henry Teetor Of Hag-
erstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P Thomas. Mr. and
Mrs. p. T. Mcclellan. Mr.. Harry E.
Roe and Miss Cecile Morley formed a
dinner party at the Cedar Springs no.
tel.
The following persons from this city
formed a dinner party at the Cedar
Springs hotel: Mr.. John Stark, Mrs.
Saxton, DR.. and Mrs. Anderson. Mr..
The annual picnic OF the Spring
Grove Sewing Circle will be held this
Cherries Snedeker at their home in
Spring Grove. All members with their
families are cordially invited.
A pretty affair of this afternoon was
the theatre party given by Miss Meb
Culbertson in honor Of Miss Edith
Nicholson. After the performance an
elegant luncheon was served the
guests at Prices. The guests were:
Misses Edith Nicholson, Marie Camp
bell. Margaret Starr, Clara Comstock,
Helen Nicholson and Mabel Keller,
Mesdames Clement Gates Of Jackson