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


the Eerlham College Glee club for
their girl friends. All appointments
were in pink and white. In the center
e OF the table was mound Of pink roses
. and sweet peas intermingled with vic.
lets and springerie. About the table
were candle holders capped with pink
shades. On the outside coverlet the
pretty menu books, which were done
~ In violet leather, were engraved the
names Of the guests.
While the guests were being served
Prof. Frederick K Hick, violinlst, and
Mr.. Norman Brown. pianist, played.
The patrons and patronesses for the
affair were Prof and Mrs. J. II. Coffin,
Prof. Lawrence Hadley and Miss Flor
ence Long. The menu was:
Comporte La Refine
Hors D'oeuvres
Raids
Conservas au vinaigre
Truite de Mer aux finis herbes
Podmmes de terre Parisiennes
Glace Royale
ChapOn roti aux marrons
Pommes de terre a la creme
Petits pois en- ramequins
Asperge Hollandaise
Salade aux tomates
Creme glacer ave traises
Patisseries.
Cafe noir
Mr.. Everett Davis acted as toast
master and the following numbers
were given at his call:
Paramount, Mr. Howard L. Carey;
Muncie. Mr.: Howard A. Kinnaman:
violin solo, Die Fruehlingszeit, by
Becker, sung by Mrs. Fred J. Bartel,
with piano accompaniment by Miss
Alice Knollenberg; Pendleton, Mr.. j.
Russell Winslow; Greenfield, Mr.. Ro-
land Nusbaum
Covers were laid for Prof and Mrs
J. H. Coffin, Prof. Lawrence Hadley,
Mrs. Fred J. Bartel; Misses Sylvia
Modisett, Winifred Wilson, Mary Ev-
ans. Mary Johnson, Mary Roberts, Lois
Carey, Margaret Gentle, Lucille Nus
baum. Edna Sage, Evelyn White, Fred
ericka Gustin, Florence Long, Myrtle
Fauquher. Rhua Logan, Mary Votaw,
Florence Hadley, Edna Parker, Edith
Thorpe, Alice Knollenberg: Messrs.
Howard kinnaman. Fay Winslow, Car
field Cox. Wessie Payne, Harold Tag
CART Lawrence Hadley, Roland Nus
baum. Lelan T. Hadley, Everett Davis,
Russell Winslow. Lester Taggart, Ru.
delphi Price, Howard Carey, Lawrence
Lindley, Lester Wood, Josiah Marvel
and Kenneth Nelson.
The annual banquet OF the Maya
zine club will be held Wednesday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. w.
Smith on East Main street
Mrs. H. s. Weed entertained the
members Of the Missionary society of
the First Presbyterian church yester-
day afternoon. Mrs. Leroy Mansfield
led the devotional exercises. Mrs.
Allen D. Hole spoke on "The Child in
the Midst" Mrs. E. E. Davis was a
guests and gave a comprehensive re-
port of the Presbytery meeting held
recently Mrs. J. F. Hornaday will be
the next hostess.
There we're guests present to fill sew
en- tables at the card party given yes
terday afternoon in the Eagles hall.
The Aid society Of Reid Memorial
hospital will meet Thursday afternoon
1t 23O o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
w. E. Wilson.
AS courtesy to Mrs. Earl Weidner,
recent bride, Mrs. Gustave HOelscher
and Miss Hilda Miller entertained at
the home of Mrs. Hoelscher, North
TWenty-second street. Among the
guests were Misses Myra Chamness,
Ruby Moore. Ruth Mumbower. Ruth
Weidner. Ruby Shaw, Hazel Piper. AL
ice and Clara Hawekotte and Mrs. Earl
Neidner.
Prof Frederick X. Hicks and Mr.
Norman Brown will play the following
program during the dinner hour at the
Hotel Westcott Sunday evening:
March-"The Four Kings 1880. Losch
Selections-"Swee Herbert
Valse-"Matinde September" .....
................ Malshdli
Pizzicatti, from Sylvia. ..... Delebes
Medley Selection-Popular Songs.
............... Lamps
Entire Act GavOtte ............ Glllet
The Flatterer ......... Cnamlnaoe
Hungarian Dance, No 2... Brahms
Selection-Sari ........... kalman
The Hilltop Sewing circle met yes
terdav afternoon with Mrs. Paul Ross.
Prof and Mrs. Frank Plckell ana
daughter, Miss Kathleen. and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Chamness and daughter,
Miss Myra, will motor to Dayton Sun