The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-06

Dance at s O'Clock in the
Vaughan hall.
An announcement party was given
last evening by Mrs. w. A. Ellis at
her home on West Main street, at
which the engagement of her daugh-
ter Miss Dolores Ellis to Mr.. Ralph
w. Little, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Little, was made known to about TWEEN
ty-nine girl friends of Miss Ellis. Vel
low and white was the color scheme
used Golden glow and fall flowers
were used. luncheon was served
Thirteen guests We're seated at the
brides table in the dining room while
the other guests we're served at small
tables placed in the living rooms. In
the center of the large table was
mound of yellow flowers. Candles ap-
pointed the table. At each cover was
miniature suitcase which contained
the pictures of the bride and groom-to-
be, and the announcement OF the en-
pagement with the date of the we'd
ding. The young people will be mar
ried Monday, December 90 at 7:3o
O'Clock at the First Christian church.
The guests last evening were Misses
GLADYS Jordan, Isora Little, Grace Nc
Whitney, Margaret Wilson, Marjorie
Beck, Hazel kinley, Ruth Medearis,
Meta Richards, Leta Roland. Alta May
White, Alice Vossler Alice Sharpe,
Gertrude Mcpherson, Helen Fox, Dor
is Pioneer, Ruth Menke, Donna Hyde.
Lillian Karch, Lucille White, Wilhelm
ma Boggs, Elsie Firth, Pauline Wes-
sci, Mable Reynolds, Ruth Allen Hell
en- Ball, Margaret Duvall, Lena Hiv-
nor and Leila Longman.
An auction-b bridge party was given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. John Har-
rington, Jr., at her nome on oouth
Eighth street. Asters and ferns were
used in arranging the rooms. Favors
went to Mrs Edna Jay and Miss Helen
Lawrence. A luncheon was served at
the small tables. The guests were
Mesdames Edna Jay. Arnold Klein, r..
G.. Harrington. Leo Fihe, Frank Nc
Donnell Alexander Gordon, Lawrence
Luken, John Collins of Chicago,
James Bright of Liberty, Misses Hell
Ell Lawrence Alice Harrington, Anna
Harm gton, Alice Griffin, Blanch Grit
fin, Katherine Conroy, Marie Davis
Clara LuNen, Blancn LEken and Mar
celia Luken.
High scores Wcrc made b. Mes
danes Albert2aart and +. Thornton
Hall at the meeting OF the princess
card club held yesterday afternoon AT
the home CT Mrs, McMinn Mechanics
KinscNa, Roy Dye a1d ! es'ie E"nel'
were guests &C the club. Hrs VIII
Stevens crte, t2in& The ".rn y Two
weeks.
Mr.. and alrs. II. +. H ehle; an
nounce the engagement OF Their d1ugh-
ter Miss Marguerite Louise TO Mir.
Howard Paul Venting. son Of Mi.
and Mrs. William Venting. The we'd
ding will be solemnized the latter part
of November. On account OF the prom
inence Of the bride-to-be number OF
showers and parties will be given IN
her honor by her many friends
Mrs. James Bright of Liberty has
been visiting Miss Blanch Luken at
her home on East Main street.
dance will be given Thursday
evening in the Eagles hall for mem
bers and their families.
The Alice Carey Club meets Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Mary Comp
otn at her home 34S Pearl street. In
addition to the regular program Ri
lev Day will be observed.
The attendance was large at the in
ital meeting of the Music Study club
held this morning in the .ublic art
gallery. The program was arranged
| by Miss Mabel iiasemeier and Mrs.
| George Bartcl Those who partici-
pater in the program were Misses
Ruth Hadley. Elizabeth Hasemeier,
Mary Porter, Mabel Hasemoier, Ruth
Peltz, Blanche Luken, Mesdames Fred
J. Bartel. George Bartel, Charles Igel-
man, Ray Longnecker and Frank Dru-
lit.
Miss Julia Finney of Anderson is
the guest Of Mrs. George Havens
South Tenth street.
A baby daughter. Miss Mary Caro-
line, weighing eight pounds, was born
to Mr. and Mrs. George Robe at the
Reid Memorial hospital last evening
Mrs. Robe was formerly Miss Muriel
Bartel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will