The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-01-01
SOCIAL GATHERINGS

ooSAdl iuteIeSt, idSt evening, lot iue
most part centered In the ball given in
the Pythian Temple by a committee
or young women. The young people
danced the old year out and the new
Tn. The gowns were beautiful, many
being handsome creations of messaline
and chiffon. Mr.. Roy Parks with a
drummer furnished the dance music
The affair began at 9 o'clock and
dancing was continued until the wee
sma hours" of the morning. Palms and
ferns were arranged about the plat
form. There were many guests from
without the city. Punch was served
during the evening.
Among the dancers were Misses Lu-
cy Smyser, Airline Shreeve of Indiana
polls, Louise Malsby, Emerald Hase-
Coster, Elaine Jones. Ruth Marlatt
Helen Nicholson, Mildred Bockhoff
Mable Hasemeier, Mona Porter, Esther
Coate, Eleanor Seidel, Anna Nichol
son, Mary Clements. Dorothy Land
Dorothy Bates, Mary Tiff, Grace Kel
ly, Ruth Slayback of Hamilton, Ohio
Viola Wickemeyer Hazel Hatfield OF
Greensboro, Mae Gipe Of Logansport
meier, Hazel Bertsch of Cambridge
CITY, Elizabeth Marvel, Hilda Tiffany
Messrs, Paul Fisher. Charles Twigg
Howard Ashley. Fred Bayer, George
Bayer, Mr.. Judkins Of Cincinnati, Wal
ker Land, Robert Land, Ralph Hase
meier, Robert Carvey, Harry Book
hoff. Paul Miller, Harold Scott, Viii
lard Kaufman, Rudolph Knode, justin
Mccarthy, Walter Davis, Frank Wiss
Ter, Huston Marlatt, Everett McCOna
ha. Philip Starr, Grant Fry, Howard
Hunt, Voye Martindale, Edward viii
iiams. Charles Curtis. Harold Myers
McKensie Monarch Messrs. anC
Mesdames Carl Allison, Robert Crane
Everett Ackerman and Emmett Bar
tel
A watch party was given last even
ing by Miss Carolyn Nicholson ane
MIR. Vincent Nicholson at their home
on College avenue. The house wa!
decorated with Christmas colors The
evening was spent socially and Will
music and games. Miss Agnes Kell.
sang several solos. At the close o
the festivities luncheon was served
"he guests were Misses Agnes Kelly
Lois Kelly, Edith Tebbetts, Gertrude
Bartle. Messrs. Bernhardt knollel
berg, J. Hutton. VIII jenkins, }
,.
For the dansant to be given this al
ternoon at the Country club in cele
bration of the New Year, the clu
house has been decorated in the Chris
mas colors. In the rooms are Christ
mas trees. The hours are from 2
until 6 O'Clock. The members Of tn
committee. Miss Gwendolin Foulke
chairman, Mrs. A. D. Gayle, Mrs. Ri
dolph G. Leeds, Misses Edith NichoI
son, Mrs W. P Robinson anu Mis-
Marie Campbell, will receive tn
guests. They will wear the costume 0
1870. Tea will be served. Members 0
the club with their out of town guest
as well as resident guests not mem
bers OF the club are privileged to en-
Joy the hospitality Of the hostess.
Among the many attractive soCla
functions for New Years day will b.
the reception this afternoon by III
and Mrs. Charles +. Shiveley, Mr.. AT
Mrs. Ray karr Shiveley and DR.. AM
Mrs Harry \. Holmes at the Shivele
home on South Fourteenth street Tn
drawing room and library are prettil
arranged in pink ana red roses Deco
TatiOnS in the dining room are in keeI
ing with the Christtnas season. The tt
bles are appointed with poinsetta flow
ers and ferns. The hours are from
until 6 o'clock. Professor Henr
kampe, harpist, will play during tn
afternoon. The hosteSses are to be al
sisted in the various rooms BY Mis-
Nellie Howard, Mrs. John Kendric
Taylor of Boston, Mass, Miss Clar
Com9tock. Miss Elizabeth Col0stocl
Mrs Paul Comstock. Mrs. Fred Carr
Mrs. G. W. Elmer Mrs, Dude Zine
and Mrs Omar HOllingswOrth Owe
one hundred guests are expected duI
ing he afternoon.
Mrs Frank Crichet will meot he
Friday evening dancing class tomo,
row evening at o'clock in the Cd
Fellows hall, At 9 O'Clock the assen
bly, party will be held,
Several persons from this city 81
ioycd the dance given last evening g
Cambridge City by the members OF III
Knights of Pythias.
After the dansant at the Countr
club this afternoon a group OF IA
guests will remain at the club h0us