The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-24
Society
An al-fresco affair which added ma.

An al-fresco affair which added ma.
terially to Saturdays social schedule
was the party given on the campus at
ing by the Y w. C. A. of the College
May Pole exercises were held at 5
O'Clock. The girls wore pretty sum-
mer frocks and bright colored ribbons.
A number of the folk dances were CIV
en- in costume At AS O'Clock supper
was served on the lawn. At o'clock
an Indian play entitled, GLORY Of the
Morning written by Professor Leon
ard of the University of Wisconsin,
was presented on the Chase open air
stage. Those taking part we're Misses
Edna Thorpe, Winifred Wilson, Gladys
Neal. Ruth Kellum and Helen Nc
the party.
Among the Richmond women who
of the Sixth District of Federated clubs
held at Rushville Thursday and Friday
Of last week were Mesdames Walters,
w. n. Roach, William Dudley Foulke,
E. P. Trueblood and Miss Mary A.
Stubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray, who have been
in Toxic, and who are enroute to their
home in Kansas, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles e. Shiveley at their
home on South Fourteenth street, over
Sunday. Mrs. Ray is relative of the
Shiveley's.
Mrs I'd of
Place, has returned from plea SAINT
visit with kinspeople in Wyoming, o.
Mrs. Ann Martin is quite i'll at her
home, 1902 Butler street.
In honor of Miss Ann Tepe Of Day.
ton, Ohio. who is to be married to Mr..
Alphonse tanning, June 2, Miss Ruth
Gatzek entertained with a miscellan.
eous shower Sunday evening at her
home on South Fifth street. The color
scheme pink and white was carried
out in all the appointments Many
hearts in the colors added to the at,
tractiveness Of the decorative motif
Music and game featured the evening
The hostess was assisted by the little
Misses Ethel and Roma Sitloh. Cards
were played and favors given to
Misses Josephine Pfeiffer, Mary
Pfeiffer, Constance Pardick, Mathilda
Feldman, Mary Torbeck and Mary
Heidelman. The guests included
Misses Ruth and Regina Broderick,
Mary, Rosetta and Josephine Pfeiffer,
Mary Heidelman, Constance Pardieck,
May Weiss, Clara Schwegeman, Jospha
Rainier, Mary and Flora Torbeck, and
M,
guests were Misses Anna Tepe, May
Bender, Margaret Cloy and Mary Tepe
Among the hostesses for today was
Mrs. George Reid who gave a prettily
appointed card party this afternoon at
her home on South D street, for Mes
danes Frank Sowars and Chris Heck
enhauer of Muncie.
Mrs, Elizabeth Ross of Canton, Mis-.
souri,, who has been visiting Mrs S.
w. Hodgin and Mrs. j. A Walls left
today for Columbus. Ohio, where she
will attend the state convention of
the Ohio Christian churches.
Mrs. Alfred Bavis has returned from
Los Angeles, California, where she has
her daughter
Miss Perkins and Miss Gertrude
Bartel returned to indianapolis after
spending the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam H. Bartel at their home on
South Sixteenth street.
An interesting meeting of the Home
Economics Study club of District Mum.
Der s, will be held Tuesday afternoon
at the school building on the Middle.
boro pike.
A tea will be given Thursday after.
| noon at the chapel of the ST. Paul's
Lutheran church by the members OF
the Missionary society. A memorial
program will also be presented at this
time.
The annual reception of the Rich
mond Alumni will be held Friday even
| ing at the high school. All graduates
are cordially invited to attend.
MIR Cecil Stevens of Centerville
was given a pleasant surprise Sunday
evening by number Of guests from
this city, who motored over in cars
Supper was served picnic fashion
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
| Weidner, Misses Marie Thorman, Ruby
Shaw, Myra Chamness, Ethel Butler
dick, Gladys Stevens, Myrabelle Stew
ems, Messrs. Everett Weichman
Charles Towle, Clyde Hunt, Paul Stew
ents and Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens