The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-21

Rice of Louisville, Kentucky, and Mrs.
Susan Yeager OF Stanford, Kentucky,
who are guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Rice, and also for Mrs.
Harry Ayers of Modesto, California,
who is spending the summer in this
city, Mrs. Harry Land gave beautiful
auction bridge party and luncheon
this morning at her pretty home on
North Fifteenth street. On account OF
the GOODNESS OF the day the guests en-
joyed the game indoors instead Of on
the porch. as had been the original
intention Of the hostess. The rooms
were attractive with great clusters of
gladioles, nasturtiums and pretty pink
snapdragons. Many pretty gowns
were In evidence. Fayors were given
to those making the highest scores.
Luncheon was served at l o'clock
at the card tables, which were ap-
pointed with nasturtiums, ferns and
snapdragons.
Mrs. Lands guests were Mesdames
Randolph Rice of Louisville, Ken
lucky, Susan Yeager of Stanford, Ken
lucky, Harry Ayers of Modesto, Cali.
fornia, II. L. Monarch, Will Dill, H. l..
Ashley, Richard Study, Frank Druitt,
Earl Mann, A. H. Rice, E. r. Beatty,
b. A. Conkey, Charles Druitt, E. B.
elements, John M. Lontz, George Sci
del, Albert D. Gayle, Milton Craighead,
Jeannette Bland. Demas S. Coe, Jessie
Alice, W. p Robinson, Misses Boston
and Helen Beatty.
Miss Boston Is a guest at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Beatty on East
Main street
Miss Marie Cole of Wapokonetta,
Ohio, is guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Youngflesh, South
Fifteenth street.
Misses Katherine and Genevieye
ripe OF Continental, Ohio. who have
pesn visiting at the home of Mrs. D.
,. Alexander, have returned to their
home
Misses Carolyn Hutton and Dorothy
oilks returned last night from an ex-
Tended trip to New York Philadelphia,
3oston, Detroit and other points.
carly In the summer the girls went to
ieorge school, where they attended
he commencement exercises and a
Feunion of the class of which they
both were member
Mrs, Howard Ramp of the Cornell
Ppartments, left last evening for Ur-
pana. Ohio, where she will visit her
mother, Mrs. Bunnel. for a few days
Mr.. William Hollopeter of North c.
treet, went to Detroit yesterday for
visit with relatives.
Mr.. George Phibbs of Muncie, is
Euest at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Patrick kinsella.
A number of relatives and friends
near Mddleboro formed an automo-
lie party and drove to the home of
lr and Mrs. Joseph Brooks, south of
'enterville. The affair was planned as
surprise on Mrs. Brooks Dinner
1as served at noon on the lawn. After
inner musical numbers, including cio-
n selections by Mrs. John Hawkins
nd piano numbers by Miss Verna Ba.
er were given. Those who enjoyed
he affair were Messrs. and Mesdames
pseph Brooks, Sylvester Craig, Ell
Food Alexander A A Townsend. Col
lexander. Clyde Thomas, M. Norris,
|ra Garretson, Jesse Addleman Sam
lexander, Isaac Brooks, O. A. Bond
harles Townsend, George Newborn,
Vill FIRST, Alva Moody, John Wicket,
j Addleman, Joseph Alexander,
William Baker, Oliver Mcclure, Wal
Pr Brooks. John Fowble, viii Brooks,
oddington; Mesdames w H. Mungav-
}, Elvina Alexander. Lettie Jordan;
Uses Elizabeth Norris, Donna Gar
Ptson, Garnet Addleman, Opal Platt,
argaret Addleman, Inez Townsend,
XTl all 1H1 A Law
cClure, Lois Alexander, Esther Nc
lure, Donna Coddington. Lillian
raig. Nerna Baker, Blanche Alexan-
Pr, Opal Fowble, Rhea Brooks. Be.
ia Coddington, Helen First; Messrs.
erman Alexander, Ora Townsend,
larence Alexander. Ernest Norris.
lbert Garrettson, Charles Alexander
bhn Hawkins, Glen Alexander. Ralph
yle. Delmar Brooks, Nerling Marson,
hrl Alexander, Harry Mcclure, Low
Alexander, Walter Isaac Brooks,
oscoe Fowble, Wayne Brooks, Will
hm Mcclure. Lowell Brooks. Oran
exander and Michael Brooks
Mr.. Alvin Fox. son of Mr. and Mrs
Forge Fox of South Sixteenth street,
no Is in San Francisco with a party
Chicago friends. is registered at the
diana PaVlllon at the Panama-Paclflc
position This is the pavilion which
club of the Federated Womans
ubs of San Francisco wants to pur-
ase after the exposition closes. 9th
well-known persons registered at
e pavilion are Miss Flora Broaddus
Id Miss Eleanor Newman of Cam
idgs City.
Miss Eleanor Seidel has returned
me after a pleasant visit with Miss
hrsaret Millikan at Hamilton. 0. The
rls were roommates at Washington
llege last year. Many charming
cial functions were given for Miss
idel during her visit.
Miss Gladys Ebenhack of Cold Wa
:, Michigan, is the guest of Mr. and
ts Everard knollenbers.
Mrs. Ralph Keelor and children of
lumbus, Ohio, are the guests Of Mr.
d Mrs Harry Kee!or of South
ghteenth street. Mr.. keelor who
ent the week end here has returned
Columbus.