The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-16
PERSO
MUSICALS
PARTIES

a social function marked by it,
beautiful decorations and which
proved to Be one Of the charming
events az the early FALL vas the an
nouncepnelt party given last evening
1t the home at, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Pfafflin on East Main street, when
the engsgement Of their eldest daugh-
ter Miss Alma Pfsff1in to Mr.. Harlay
Porterfield was announced. The an
nouncement came o. : surprise to the
guests. Ii thesparty were membeTs Of
q sewing circle to which the bride.to-bs
belongs. The evening was spent
socislly and with music and eamep.
Each member brought her nsedlework
Later In the evening the guests we're
invited to the dining room where .
delicious luncheon IN two courses was
served. The guests were served at
two tables. decorated with flowers
and ferns. The color scheme yellow
and white was carried out, In the
center OF the tables were French
baskets filled with carnations and
ferns. Candles in brass holders fasten-
ed with dainty tulle bows also appoint
ed the table. At each cover WAS q
place card adorned with cupids and the
epgagement ring. Small English wal
nut shells bronxed and fastened with
yellow rihbons were also at each plate
and when opened q little card reading
az follows: "Betrothed, Alma and
Harley" instead Of q kernel was
found. The. wedding will be solemn.
ICED in November. The guests were
Misses .Charlene Fulghum. Marguerite
Nolan, Mary Barton, Bessie Goldrtck,
Marie Dillon, Frances O'Brien. Blanch
Griffin, Ernestine Lawrence. Berna-
delta Dittoe Of Fort Wayne. Marcella
Luksn, Agnes Pusinelli Of Cambridge
City, Anna Mccarthy, Mary Nolan,
Blanch Dillon, Mary Porter, Gertrude
Maley. Mable Geier, Florence holland,
Meta Pfafflin, Mesdames Marie
Hughes. John Sullivan, Francis Moor
man and James Dillon. A number Of
showers and parties are to be given
within the next few weeks in honor
OF the bride-to-be. --~--..-- -...~~~~--.,
Mrs. OBrecht and Mr. Wilson
0'Brecht Of Connersville, .motoFed
here yesterday. .. ... ...'...-.5 .
Circle Four Of the Ladies Aid Soci-
ETY. OF the First Presbyterian church
was entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. Fred White. Mrs. w. o. Craw-
ford and Mrs. Ray Holton will be host
esses for the next Circle meeting.
Seventeen members and seven
guests attended the meeting Of the
Mary Hill w. C. T. U. met Friday at.
ternoon with Mrs. Charles Leeds. The
scripture Lesson was read by Mrs.
Mary Hill and Mrs. Orville Chance Of
feYed prayer. During the business SEES
sion q report Of the state convention
was given by Mrs. Vance Sullivan. A
reading was given by Mrs. Rachel
ShNEar and eQmmittess appointed
ingram committee, Mesdames A.
Harsh. Elizabeth Cook and orville
Chance; Social committee. Mesdames
Elmer Tow1e, Clyde Ryan. Orville
Chance, Ben Wicket: Sick commit
tee. Mesdames Joseph Russell, o. Nor
man, Frank Veregge. In two weeks
Mrs. Oliver Norman entertains the So
ciety. 80.
Mr. Leroy W. Stafford OF 1ndianapo.
lis is the guest Of Miss Verna Nc.
Chez OF South Fifteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eggemeyer and
Mr. John Eggemeyer motored to
Brown county.
In celebration Of her birthday ami
versary Miss Janet Seeker entertain.