The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-19

the many charming social functions
which have been given for her.
A pretty social function for Friday
afternoon was the card party given by
Mrs. Harry Shaw at ner apartments
in the Reed flats, as courtesy to Mrs.
Milo Terrell of Chicago. Crimson
rainier roses with honeysuckle were
used in decorating the rooms. Cards
were played at four tables. Favors
went to Mesdames Milo Terrell Of Chi
cago, and Forest Murray of Cambridge
City.
Auction bridge was the diversion at
the last of series of elaborate social
functions given this week by Mrs. ].
NJ. Lontz and Mrs. Harry Lontz at
the Lontz home in Westcott Place.
The decorations for this occasion were
similar to the ones used for Thurs
days party Garden flowers were
used copiously in arranging the spa
cious porch where the game was play
ed. The favors went to Mesdames
Benton Arlington, Galen Lamb. Fan
Halcey Harold.
Luncheon was served out Of doors.
These affairs have been the most
charming Alfresco parties given this
year. The invited guests were Mes
danes Harry Jay, Galen Lamb. Henry
Gennett Charles Mcclure, Elwood
Mcguire, Omar Murray. A. l.. Ashley,
W. o. Crawford, Jeanette Norman,
B. B. Johnson, Walter Dalbey. E. B.
Clements Frank Watt, Lewis G. Rey-
nolds, E. S. Curtis. Walter G. Butler,
Frank Braffett, Albert Reed, George
Williams, Will Campbell, Fannie Land.
William Seeker, Walter Bates, Benton
Arlington. j. H. Mills, Frederick K.
Hicks. Leroy Brown. Charles Druitt,
Frank Druitt, H. l.. Monarch, George
Fox. A. j. Harwood. H. H. Huntington,
Richard Study, Frank Parsons, w. A.
| Parks, P w Smith. E. R. Beatty,
Philip Twigg, Ida Carpenter, Stanley
Hayes, Misses Georgia Cole, Haley
Harold and Ruth Kinsey.
The Aid society Of the Reid Mem
orial Presbyterian church met yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. G.
F. Foster Forty guests were present.
Miss Elizabeth Halter gave musical
numbers and Miss Charlotte Rogers
gave readings. The hostess was as
! SlSteu- III entertaining ny
Penquite, Mcbride and Bremen. Al
ter the program refreshments were
| served.
Mrs. S. W. Hodgin and Miss Edna
Smith have returned from attending
a convention at Logansport.
! Program for Children's Day to be
! observed by the First English Luth-
eran Sunday school tomorrow morn
! ing is as follows:
Sunday school meets at 9 O'Clock in
regular session. At 10 O'Clock the
school will adjourn to the church
room where the program will be given.
| Organ professional" Mendels-
sohn
Song-By the school
Song-"Golden Sunshine. Junior
choir.
Invocation and prayer by the pastor,
Rev E. G. Howard.
| Song-"Happy Greeting, Primary De-
partment.
Recitations-Ellen Kluter. Harry
Halstein. Hazel Wieland
Exercise-"June Roses, by seven
Primary girls.
! Observation-Disclosures Hallstein.
Song "Growing." Primary Depart.
| men:
Observation-Disclosures Sieweke, Ruth
Wintersteen.
Exercise and Song-"Sunbonnet
Maids" by Tiny Tots.
Recitation-Hazel Mashmeyer, Mar
saret Tillson. ..-.
Song-"God of the Seasons" by the
Junior Choir.
Remarks by the pastor.
| Song-"Gardner Song by s boys.
observation-disclosures" Juliet Nusbaum,
Janet Seeker and four Rose Maidens.
Song-School. Offering taken at
this time.
Benediction.
Postlude "Children's Hosanna",
Fearis.
Miss Ruby Robson gave delightful
informal dinner last evening for Miss
Marie Wrede, of Richmond. The Gen.
ter piece for the table was bouquet
of roses. Hoosier Beauty roses we're
given as favors.-New Castle Courier.
| A silver tea was given Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Paul Ross
for the ladies of the First Presby-
terian church by a social committee
composed of Mrs. Alice Morrow, Mrs.
Snyder, Miss Mary Albert and Mrs.
Caldwell. members of the aid society.
! Garden flowers and ferns appointed