The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-15

Social Calendar
Mrs. Walter Snavely will give
an afternoon party at her home on
South Fourth street, forseveral
visiting guests.
A meeting of the Tuesday
Bridge club will be held at the
usual hour.
A meeting of the Aid society of
the South Eighth Street Friends
church will be held
Professor Frederick X. Hicks will
give an evening recital at o'clock
at the High school auditorium.
An evening party will be given
by Mrs. Carl Reid at her home on
South d street, in honor of Mrs.
Gordon Ribble, Mrs. Milton
Thomas, of Muncie, and Mrs.
Greyer, of Anderson.
An alumni luncheon will be
given at Earlham college for all
graduates of the college.
A business meeting of the
Alumni association of Earlham
college will be held in the after
noon.
An ice cream social will be given
in the evening by the degree team
Of the Junior Order of American
Mechanics at 8 o'clock in their
hall, corner Main and Eighth
streets
With rambler roses, hOneysuckle
and other flowers everywhere in evil
dence, the formal opening of the
Country club for the summer season
was held Saturday evening, when a
dinner-dance was given at the club for
members and out of town guests by
the members Of social committee
with Mrs. Milton Craighead, as chair
man. Covers were laid for fifty per
sons. After an elaborate dinner the
guests were invited to the spacious
dance hall and dancing was enjoyed
until late hour. The hall was prettily
decorated with roses, palms and ferns
An excellent orchestra played the
order of dances. Among those enjoy
ing the affair were Messrs. and Mes
DANES Wilbur Hibberd, Paul Com
stock, Ray Shiveley, T. NJ. Kaufman
Milton Craighead, n. r. Melhuish. L.
G. Reynolds, W. P Robinson, H. S.
Needham, w. r. Poundstone, H. R
Robinson, George LIE Boutillier, Fred
Carr John Burchenal of Glendale
Misses Eleanor Seidel, Lena. Stretch
of New Castle, Margaret Starr, Ellen
Burchenal, of Glendale. DR. Martin
MeSdames Raymond Nicholson, Gath
Freeman, Rudolph knode, Willard
Kaufman and Mrs. Carl Bernhard.
Adding to the attractiveness of to.
days social schedule was the pretty
euchre party given this afternoon by
Mrs George Reid at her home on
South d street, in honor of MesdameS
Gordon Ribble, Milton Thomas, of
Muncie. and Harry Greyer, of Ander-
son. Clusters of pink and white roses
were used in arranging the rooms
where cards We're played. There We're
guests present TO fill seven tables
Favors were given to those holding the
highest scores. Mrs. Reid was assist
ed in entertaining by Mrs. Carl Reid
and Miss Cornelia Border. The in
vited guests We're Mesdames Claud
Addelman, Fred Goebel Forest Muir
ray, Edwin Galloway, of Cambridge
City, Clinton Sell, Will Eikenberry
Bert Parker, Glen Beeson, Martha
Geier-Torbeck, Walter Cox, Frank
Youngflesh, Walter Woodwork. Lewis
Niewoehrner, George B. Hunt, Howard
Townsend, John Tillman, Henry Reid
Leslie Highley, Walter Snaveley
Charles Eubanks, Fay Holiday, James
Erbs, Charles Kirk, Simon Beck, and
Charles Roser. Later in the afternoon
the hostess served an elaborate lunch
ton in several courses. Mrs. Reid will
entertain again this evening for the
guests.
Mr. A. r. Elliott, superintendent OF
the schools Of Lowell, Ind, and Mr.
Frank r. Elliott, Professor of Biology
at Wilmington. O., have just returned
to their home in this city. Later they
will join their parents Mr.. and Mrs
James Elliott at their summer home
at Crooked Lake. They will also be
accompanied by Master Thomas FL
lott, of Parker, Ind. and Miss Lucille
Morgan, of Spartansburg, Indiana
Other guests who will be entertain
ed at the Elliott cottage during the
summer are Mrs. Charles Elliott and
daughter. Thelma, of Muncie, Ind, Su-
perinendent and Mrs. George Elliott
of Parker, Ind, and Mr.. Robert II.
Elliott and wife, Of this city.
Invitations reading as follows have
been received by friends in this city:
Mr.. James HOwelS
requests the honor of your presence
at the marriage of his daughter
Alice Louise
Mr.. Andrew NJ Witte
on Wednesday morning June seven
teenth
One thousand nine hundred fourteen
at eight-thirty o'clock
ST Marys Catholic church
Richmond, Indiana
At Home
1905 North f street.
Several showers and parties have
been given for the bride This even