The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-12

Mrs. Joseph B. Craighead and Mrs.
Jeanette G. Bland gave yellow lunch
con at the Craighead home on North
Tenth street today, it being the first
in a series of functions to be given by
the hostesses. A color scheme OF
yellow prevailed in the decorations.
On the table was a centerpiece OF
yellow flowers intermingled with
ferns At each cover was an Aaron
Ward rose.
Covers were laid for Mesdames
Florence Lodwick, Jeanette G. Leeds.
Daniel w Comstock, Walter Jones.
John II. Nicholson, Samuel E. Smith,
James Reeves, Charles e. Shiveley,
Omar G. Hollingsworth, James A. Carr
Albert Reed, Jennie Yaryan, J. e.
Cathell, A. l.. Bernhardt, f. B. Gros-
venor, Frank Reed. Joseph II. Mills,
Edward Swayne, George Seidel, Cora
G. Rea, Hugh Virgins, Frank Watt,
John NJ. Lontz, Thomas Nicholson, B.
B. Johnson, William Dudley Foulke,
Gertrude Hill, Harry Land Misses
Sarah Hill, Ada Woodward, Alice Hill
and Marguerite Hill.
Hicks orchestra played.
Friday at / o'clock the hostesses
have arranged for pink" luncheon.
Pink Killarney roses will be at each
plate. The guests for this occasion
will be Mesdames Lewis G. Reynolds,
Dudley Emer, Joseph Hill. Jessie
Alice, Robert Study, Ray K. Shiveley,
Frederick J. Carr, Burton Carr, Ned
Hiatt of Ray, Arizona, Wilbur Hib-
berd, Frank Braffett, Elmer Egge-
meyer, Fred BarteI, Harry Needham,
T.. r. Beatty, Rudolph G. Leeds, Julian
Gates, Paul Comstock, Harry Jay,
Thomas M. Kaufman, Harry LontZ,
Harry Holmes of Oberlin, Ohio: AL
bert d. Gayle, Stanley Hayes. Louis
b. Quinn, of Chicago; Herbert Lair
of Evansville; w. P. Robinson, Stan
ley Hughes of Newport, r. L.; Harry
Weist, of New York; Misses Margaret
Sedgwick, Gwendolyn Foulke and
Marie Campbell.
Mrs. Harry Weist and children of
New York, who have been at the
Kelly home on College avenue for
some weeks, are being entertained at
the home of Mrs. A. l.. Bernhard
and Mrs. J. f. Cathell. They will
remain in Richmond until September.
An informal afternoon party was
given yesterday by Mrs. A. l.. Bern
hardt and Mrs. J. E. Cathell at their
home on South A street The hours
were from until 6 o'clock Thirty
guests were entertained
President and Mrs Robert Kelly
have returned to the city.
Miss Hettie Elliott has returned
from an extended trip through South
Carolina and other states
Mrs. Clement Gates and young son,
who have been spending some weeks
here with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gates
will leave next week for their home
in Jacksonville, Florida.
On account of the weather yester-
day the Wednesday Bridge club men,
bcrs were entertained at the apart
ments Of Mrs. Julian Gates instead
of the Sedgwick lodge at Morton lake
with Miss Margaret Sedwick as host
css. In the morning the favors at the
card tables went to Mrs Thomas M.
Kaufman and Miss Margaret Sedg-
wick. AT noon dinner was served pic
mic fashion. Cards were played in the
Herbert Lahr of Evansville. Guests
of the club were Mesdames Gates of
Jacksonville, Fla, and Herbert Lahr
of Evansville. Next Wednesday af-
ternoon Miss Marie Campbell enter
tains the club.
Miss Ruth Edgerton who has been
visiting in indianapolis will return
home today.
Mr.. Donald Gardner of Marianna
Florida. has been visiting Mr., and
Mrs. AlOnzo Gardner at their home in
West Richmond
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the St Pauls
Lutheran church met yesterday af
ternoon in the chapel at the church.
Mrs. Sporting, vice president, presided.
Mrs. HasecOster read the scripture
lesson and Rev. Conrad Huber. of
tered prayer. Mrs. kettleforder gave
a bible reading and a paper was read
by Mrs. William Beckman. Mrs. En-
slCbert gave n report of the recent
conference at Winona.
Mrs. Earnest Davenport entertain
ed the members of the primary de-
Eartment of the NJ. E. Sunday school
of Chester in honor of her little daugh-
ter. Miss Mary's fourth birthday ami
versary Pink and white was the col
or scheme carried out in the appoint
ments The afternoon was spent play
ing games. Luncheon was served. The
favors We're miniature pink baskets
filled with pink and white WATERS The
guests were Florence Webster. Virgin
ia Martin, Aisle Hunt, Howard,
Carman. Charles Avery, Mary and
Lewis Carroll, Ruth and Florence
Burk, Katherine Hoover, Lucille Nc
Mimi, Elizabeth and Reba Williams,
Ruth Barker. Martha and Francis
huffman, Alfred Kemp, Helen Huff
man, Thelma and Irene Wright. Doro-
thy Drew, Marguerite Muhl, RoNie
Schafer, Wayne and Harold Bruce
William Woodruff and Mrs. Eva Wess-
Ter, teacher of the class.
The Perseverance Bible class of