The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-05

Magazine club was held yesterday at
ternoon and was one of the most
charming and enjoyable affairs in the
history Of the club. The committee
in charge was composed Of Mrs.
Joseph Mills, chairman, Mrs. e. 8.
Curtis. Mrs. Samuel Gaar and Mrs.
John NJ. Lontz. A large bob sled had
been secured and the members were
given a pleasant ride about the city.
The special guests were Mrs. H. S.
Clark and Mrs. Taylor OF Chicago.
Later the party was conveyed to the
home Of Mrs. e. 8. Curtis on So. Four
teenth street where an old fashioned
luncheon was served. All the guests
were attired In cotton gowns, some
Of which were very attractive and
fashioned in the style Of the day. The
menu was served on old fashioned
dishes and on the long table was
large red tablecloth Of old design.
Those who enjoyed the function
were Mosdames e. G. Hibberd, r. A.
Brown. J. H. Mills, Samuel Gaar, H.
s. Clark, John NJ. Lontz. William Ro-
mey. H. 8. Curtis. r. J. Ferguson, Eu-
gene Price. John H. johnson, Benton
Addington. H. H. Huntington, ]. M.
Knodle. Charles Holton. Charles Kid
der. p. w. Smith. J. H. Kinsey, Char
les D. Slifer. Walter Bates, Philip
Twigg, w. w. Clifford, Mrs. Mary
Page, Miss Lillian Page and Mrs. Tay-
Tor. Of Chicago.
A judU party Of young people COM
posed Of the employees OF the Hoover
Bond company were conveyed to the
homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Knollen-
berg south Of the city last evening in
the Hoover-Bond auto truck and spent
the evening socially and with games
and music. The wives OF the employees
were also among the guests. A delic-
ious oyster supper was served. The
party was composed of Messrs. and
Mesdames Clarence Hampton, w. NJ
Penny. Clyde Gardner, Clarence Hof-
heinz, Chalmer Penny, Edward A.
Kirkman, Mr.. Otis Folger, Mrs. Albert
son, Miss Barbara Brown, Miss Mar
torie Kirkman, Misses Willis and Ma
rio Penny, Eunice Hofheinz, Mary Lou
Ice and Helen Gardner, Masters Carl
and Amber Penny and Fred Hofheinz.
Miss Marie Dolan has returned to
her home in I-ogansport after q pleas
emit visit here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Edmund Led
better gave an informal luncheon re-
Gently at their bungalow home. 2206
North street in honor Of Mr.. Rich
ard Maddox Of the Oscar Cook Stock
company! Those present were Miss
Amelia Zenith of Pittsburg. Mr. Rich
ard Maddox, Mr.. Joseph Mu1roney and
Mr.. and Mira. Ledbetter.
Misses Alma and Title Karnham.
who have been guests Of Misses Mary
and Margaret holland, have returned
to their home In Piqua, Ohio.
The Earnest Workers Of the Gen.
trail Christian church will hold Joint
meeting with the Woman Character
Builders class Thursday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. George Mansfield,
1875 Main street
Mrs. Samuel Mather was hostess
this afternoon for a meeting Of the
Spring Grove Sewing Circle at her
home in Spring Grove
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Mabey, Miss
Zelda Osenbach and DR.. Herschel
Frazier have returned home from
Richmond where Miss Osenbach and
Dr. Frazier we're attendants at the
marriage Of Miss Edith Duke and w.
r. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Wright will
arrive this week to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Mabey and Miss Osenbach will enter
tain at dinner for them tomorrow ev
ening and Miss Edna and Miss Mil
Dire Barnhill will entertain In their
honor Thursday evening. The bride
is we'll known in Indianapolis and is
talented Observation-Disclosures
Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gennett were
guests last evening when q meeting
Of the Monday Evening Dancing club
was held at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Jay on South Twenty-first
street. A picnic supper was served
after which the evening was spent at
dancing. The guests we're Messrs
and Mesdames Walter G.. Butler. Clar-
ence Collins, g. s. Treglown, Joseph
Hill, Earl Mann, Charles and Frank
Druitt, Frank Braffett, Ben c. Bartel,
Omar Murray, Mesers George Dilks
and Frank Wlssler. Next Monday ev-
ening the club will hold its meeting
in tho Odd Fellows hall.
Miss Dorothy STANDBY entertained
the members Of tho Kamma Tau So
rority Sunday afternoon, the following
officers being elected: Miss Gladys
Newton. president; Miss Helen Diet
rich. secretary: Miss Lucille miller.
vice president and Miss Erie Faulk-