The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-18

Thursday was the bridge party given
by Mrs. M. Lontz and Mrs. Harry
Lontz at the John Lontz home in
Westcott place. This was the sec.
ond OF a series of social functions
to be given by the hostesses this week.
Garden flowers were used in arrange
ing the porch. The decorations cor
responded quite little to the en-
bellishments used for Wednesdays
thimble party.
Bridge was played at several tables
placed on the spacious porch. Favors
went to Mesdames Ella Van Heusen,
Fred s. Bates, Albert d. Gayle, Omar
Hcllingsworth and Miss Margaret
Sedgwick
Later a delicious luncheon in sew
eral courses were served. The tables
were placed on the greensward and
were artistically appointed with pretty
little French baskets filled with sweet
peas and firms.
The invited guests were Misses
Gwendolyn Foulke, Almira Starr OF
Indianapolis, Edna and Florence Nc
CURE, Meb Culbertson, Dorothy Bates,
Helen Gilberts, Abbie Schaefer, Marie
Campbell and Margaret Sedgwick.
Mesdames Clarence Gennett, Albert
ID. Gayle. Rudolph G. Leeds, John H.
Nicholson, Omar Hittle. Robert Study,
Ella Van Heusen. Milton Craighead,
Miles Bland, Paul Comstock, W. w.
Gaar, Thomas NJ. Kaufman, James
Carr. S. f. Swayne, John Shirk of
Upton, Indiana, Fred Carr. Ray Shive-
ley, J. II. Kinsey, Robert Nohr. Jr.,
George Gates. Edwin Gates. Willard
u. Carr, Fred Bates. Herbert Lair Of
Evansville, Jeanette G. Leeds. Carl
Louis B. Quinn Of Chicago, Julian
ngsworth, Fred Gennett. Thomas
Campbell. Wilson Magaw. Walter En-
gle. Russell Carr. Wilbur Hibberd,
Ray Holton; Dudley Elmer, Robert
Heun, William kerkham of Washing
ton, D. G.
The last Of Of affairs
will be given Y by the
hostess.
An enjoyable picnic was held yes
Glen Miller park by members of the
Ned Idea Thimble club The after
noon was spent socially and with
at o'clock. In two weeks the club
meets with Mrs. Meek at her home on
the National road west.
A number OF persons including men,
Central Christian church met yester-
day afternoon at the church and spent
the afternoon quilting
The members Of the congregation
and Sunday school Of Reid Memorial
church will hold picnic at the Chau-
tauqua grounds next Wednesday. Sup
per will he served at $50 o'clock.
Further announcement will be made
at the C ;rth Sunday.
AS a 'curtesy to Miss Vira Benton.
who VI be a June bride. a miscel-
laneoHt shower was given Wednesday
evening at the home Of Miss Harriet
Die nson in West Richmond. Garden
%'"ers and ferns were used in ap-
rting the rooms. The evening was
1T socially and with music and
nes. A number Of pretty gifts
4 re showered upon the bride-to-be
, luncheon was served. The guests
: ,cluded girls who are employed in
We offices at the court house and were
Misses Arva Jackson, Grace Smith,
~,'zabeth Ireton, Mamie Males, Alice
Griffin. Mary and Marguerite Hghley
Give Brown, Alta Wilcoxen, Edna
." skinson. Harriet Dickinson, Alice
hcrnburg, Leta Bowman, Mildred
-enton, Mesdames H. L. Dickinson
Il Paul Harris.
a shower will be given this evening
by Mrs. r. F. Rosa at her home on
South Twelfth street in honor of Miss
Nira Benton. who will be married the
latter part of the month to Mr.. Will
bur Schnelly.
Miss Grace Shera, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. E. X Shera, was graduated
yesterday from Miss Bakers kinder.
earten school at indianapolis. Mr.
and Mrs. Shera attended the COM
mencement. Miss Shera will remain
in Indianapolis until Wednesday, as
she will attend several sohohity
functions.
Covers wer" for twenty five
quests at luncheon given today by
.Irs Burton Westcott at the Dayton
t'lub in honor of Miss LuCretia
Thomas Of Sprinfield and Miss Mar
Guerite Wilkc of New York.
Mrs. Oakley Polk has returned to
her home in New Castle, after visit
ing relatives hcro
Mr. and Mrs r. X Shera will leave
Sunday for Cedar Point, where they
will attend a convention of coal deal
ers.
The wedding OF Mr.. Raymond Crump
of Quincy, Illinois, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Crump of South Seventh street
and Miss Helen Barber of Kenosha,