The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-08

An announcement party, which
proved to be one of the most charm
ing functions Of the spring season
was given this afternoon by Misses
Dorothy and Blanch Rush at their
home on North A street. as a courtesy
to their sister, Miss Marguerite Rush.
whose engagement to Mr.. Everett
Enblebert Of South Tenth street. was
made known at this time. Beautiful
marguerites we're used copiously
about the rooms. The color scheme
yellow and white was carried out.
Tulips and other spring flowers were
also in evidence. The tulips were the
gift of an aunt of the bride.to-be who
resides at Greenville and we're of rare
color.
In the dining room lilacs blended
with the marguerites in an attractive
manner. The guests spent the after
noon socially and with needlework.
The announcement was concealed in
miniature French baskets filled with
marguerites and which we're placed on
the trays when the delicious luncheon
solemnized June "a. The guests were
Nellie Feasel, Ruth Henderson, Norma
Runge. Electa Henley, Elizabeth Nor
ris Mildred Dickinson. Alice Ramp,
Airline Barlow. Martha Dickinson,
Mary Jay, Mary Simson. Mable Rel
Ter, Ruth Edger of indianapolis, Eliza
beth Alderman of Greenville.. Ohio,
and Mrs. Stewart Clarke Of Union
City
Miss Rush is a charming young
woman and has been a teacher in the
Whitewater school for the past few
years and has been actively identified
with the social center work at the
school. She has host Of friends who
will be glad to extend congratulations
Mr.. Engelbert is equally wellknown
both in social and business circles He
is an electrician.
Last evening Miss Rush gave
pretty informal party for the teachers
of the Whitewater school. The rooms
were decorated with lilacs and ferns
Musical numbers also featured the Oc-
casion. A luncheon in several courses
was served The guests were Profess
or and Mrs D. d. Ramsey. Mrs. Kate
Morgan, Miss Mary Jay, Mrs. Eliza
beth Close, Misses Nellie Feasel
Ethel VESSEL, Nora Murphy and Caro-
Ign Salter.
Following is the program for Moth
ers day. morning service at the First
Christian church
Noluntary-Melody in B Flat.
................ Ashforth
Chant-The Lords Prayer -. Herbert
Hail to the Brightness. ...... Mason
Break Thou the Bread of Life.
............... Srerwin
Offertory--Ara in ........ Bertint
Mother O. Mine go. Kipling-Tours
Mr. Ralph Little.
Anthem-"Songs Our Mothers Sang
L. +. Murray.
Ho. Every One That Thirsteth. ..
Gabriel
Postlude OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ashforth
Miss Deloris Ellis, organist.
Mrs w. G. McVay. director.
A business meeting of the directors
of the Drama League will be held Mon
day evening at 7:3O o'clock at the Nor
risson-Reeves library. The session will
be open to all persons interested in
the work of the league.
Cards reading as follows have been
sent out:
Dr. and Mrs. David H. Dougan
request the pleasure Of your company
Tuesday evening. May eleventh,
from 7:3O to 1890 o'clock
to meet
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel G. Reid
Corner West Third and National
avenue.
Miss Ruth Edgar of Indianapolis is
the guest of Miss Marguerite Rush at
her home on North A street for the
week end
The Christian Womans Board of