The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-02

Clements, Gordon Magaw, Everett
McConaha, Whitney Mcclure. Robert
Land. Raymond Myrick Clyde Beck,
Charles Clawson, Howard Campbell.
Wiley Glass; Messrs. and Mesdames
Roy Parks, George Bayer, Everett
Alderman. H. L. Monarch, Harry S.
Needham, A. H. Rice, H. T. Powell of
Columbus, Ohio, Robert Crane, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles and Mrs. George
Williams.
A brilliant social function at the
Country club yesterday and one which
reflected creditably upon the commit
tee In charge was the open house and
the dansant. The decorations were
very attractive and it is doubtful II the
club ever presented as attractive ap-
pearance as on this occasion.
In the spacious ball room and living
room the decorations we're In keeping
with the Yule-Tide. From until 6
there was dancing, music being fur
nished by Mr.. Roy Parks, plano and
Mr. Fred Rossiter, drums. Many hand
some tea gowns were in evidence.
This affair is held every year at the
club and is always looked forward to
tend. Each member was permitted to
tend. Each member was privileged to
invite resident and nonresident guests.
One hundred and twenty-five persons
enjoyed the party. Many OF the young
people with their guests who are home
from college for the Christmas vaca-
ten augmented the party.
In the dining room where tea and
sandwiches were served the decora-
lions were OF poinsettia flowers with
red tapers In crystal holders. Mrs Ray
K. Sh1veley was in charge of this apart
rucnt. Tea was poured by Mesdames
Fred Bates, Charles Shiveley James A.
Carr and l.. G. Reynolds. Mrs. Paul
Comstock and Mrs. Seidel also assist
ed the hostess in the dining room
The special hostesses for the occa-
sion were Mesdames Fred Bates,
James A. Carr S. f. Smith, L. G.
Reynolds and Paul Comstock Among
those who called during the afternoon
and enjoyed the dansant we're Messrs.
and Mesdames Ray X. Shiveley, r. G.
Leeds, Wilbur Hibberd, Paul Com
stock. s. S. Saxton of Chicago, Fl. l..
Monarch, Frank Dr,litt. Charles Druitt,
Robert Study. Charles Shiveley, Fred
Bates, L. G. Reynolds. Fred Carr,
James Carr, Omar Hollingsworth. Clar-
CASC 'SA1iCtls 1ioiiy NCuICtA, It, H.
Robinson, w P. Robinson, John Mich
olson. William Campbell, Julian
Gates, Harry Lontz, Professor and Mrs.
Van Doren, DR. and Mrs. Harry
Holmes, DR.. and Mrs s. E. Smith, Dr.
and Mrs. G. S. Marvel, Mrs. Harring-
ton. with Mrs. James Carr: Mrs. Gil
bert. Mrs. George Williams, Mr.. How
| ard Campbell. Misses Helen NicholsC II,
Eleanor Seidel, Mary Clements. Ahbie
Schaefer. Anna Nicholson, Josephine
! Wilson. Meb Culbertson. Esther Co9,e.
/. Ruth Pencil. Messrs. Fred Dechan;
Mr.. Axtel of New York. Raymond Mich
olson. Rudolph knode, Gordon Magaw,
and Edward Williams.
A pretty wedding was solemnized
this morning at $40 o'clock at the
parsonage of the St. Mary's Catholic
church by the Rev. Father Cronin
when Miss Katherine Sullivan. niece
Of Mrs. William Reece of North Eighth
street, was married to Mr. Roll Phil
lips of Pittsburg in the presence of a
few friends.
The bride and bridegroom were at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. John Sullivan
brother Of the bride The bride wore
Il beautiful blue chiffon brOadclotf
travelling suit trimmed with fur with
hat to match. Mrs. Sullivan also wore
Il blue travelling suit with a large pic
ture hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philips left this morn
ing for Pittsburg, where he is in the
employ of the Pennsylvania railroad
and where they will make their home
Their hosts of friends extend cOngrat
ulations. Both Young people arc vol
and favorably known here, Mrs. Sui