The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-01-20
SOCIAL GATHERINGS

A pretty antenuptial party was given
last evening by Mrs. Jesse Bond at
her home on South A street, when she
gave hosiery and handkerchief show
er in honor of Miss Opal Lovin, who
will be married Saturday morning to
Ralph Guyer of Elkhart. Sweetpeas
and ferns were used in decorating the
rooms. The evening was spent social
ly and with contests. The favors went
to Mrs. c. F. Hoeffer, Mrs. Gus Half
ner. and Mrs. Edgar Hawekotte. The
bride elect received many pretty gifts.
A luncheon was served at small Ia
bles arranged with the sweetpeas
The guests were Mesdames Fred
White, G. F. Hoeffer, Edgar Hawekot-
te. Gus Hafner, John Hawekotte, Ro-
land Locke, Van Lovin, Malissa Bond,
j. F. Mustard, Earl Meyers, M. E. Cas-
tor. Ira Wood, f. r. Churchell, Fred
Kerschner, Charles Green, Marie
Hughes, Misses Opal Lovin, Marie
Bond and Sadie Brown.
A pleasant surprise was given Miss
Elizabeth Hoffman last evening at her
home in Glen Miller Park, in celebra-
ton of her seventeenth birthday ami
versary.
The evening was spent socially and
with games and music. luncheon
was served. The color scheme pink
and white was carried out in all the
appointments. The guests were Misses
LEILA Longman. Mable Reynolds, Ruby
Medear:s, Ruth Menke, Leta Roland,
Gertrude Mcpherson, Ruth VESSEL,
Elizabeth Hampton, Messrs. William
VESSEL, James Wood, Floyd Flood,
Paul Thistlethwaite, Lee Outland,
Robert Dickinson, Robert Hieger and
William Dean.
Perhaps the most important event
Of it's kind for Wednesday is the open
ing Of the exhibit in the Public Art
Gallery, which has been arranged by
a committee of the Domestic Science
association Despite the fact that this
is the regular meeting day Of the club
the women Of the city will be invited
to attend. At 80 o'clock short bus
mess session will be held. The "open
meeting" will begin at 3:15 O'Clock.
The music Study club has charge OF
the musical part Of the program. Miss
Niblach of indianapolis who has an
exhibit at the gallery will give talk.
Miss Hazel Thomas entertained sew
eral guests to dinner last evening at
HeT nome on NOrln 4 street. covers
were laid for seven guests. Later the
guests formed a party at the Murray.
A card party was given Monday af-
ternoOn in the Knights of Colum bus
hall by the ladies of ST Mary's Par
ISL. The game was played at several
tables. Favors were given. Refresh
ments were served The members OF
the organization and their friends were
invited to attend.
A tea and reception will be given
Wednesday afternoon. January 20, at
the home Of Mrs. George Eggemeyer
on East Main street, by the members
of the Music Study club The hours
will be from 8 until o'clock. Both &C
tive and associate members will be
privileged to invite two guests. This
will be one Of the most important so
Cial functions to be given this winter
by the club.
Among the important social func
which will be given this evening by
Misses Mable and Edith Guyer at their
home on the National Road, West, in
honor of Miss Opal Lovin.
In honor of Mrs. Spencer of Nuncie
Mrs Andrew Steely gave a dinner
last evening. After dinner Miss Nellie
MANHOOD gave theatre party at the
Murray for Mrs. Spencer. The guests