The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-10
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With clusters Of chrysanthemums
decorating the rooms. the home Of
Mrs Albert Reed. South Thirteenth
street. presented an attrsctive aDpeaF-
ance this afterncop when Mrs. Reed
and Mrs. Frsnk Bra6ett enfertained
fifty guests. This was the beginning
Mrs Reed and Mrs. BraRett this win
TER. In the hall large pink chrysan-
thenaums were In evidence. while in
the living room mahogany and pale
pink chYysauthemums were used. The
color scheme of yellow and green was
carried ont In the dining room with
hinge clusters OF yellow blooms. Thurs
day afternoon the hostesses will en-
teYt9in with q similar party and
nifty guests have been hidden. The
affairs to be given later will be In
formsl .thimble parties. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nohr, Jr.. have
arranged the following schedule for
their dancing classes:
Monday morning from 10 until IL
o'clock. woman's class IN dancing at
Pythian temple.
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at
Pythian temple. high school girls
class.
wednesday afternoon at Pylhian
temple. little girls class.
Thursday afternoon at o'clock at
Pythian temple. teachers class.
Friday afternoon at o'clock. boys
class. |
Saturday morning from 10 until II
o'clock ct the homo of Mrs. William
Dudley Foulke, wonan's class.
Saturday afternoon from until 4
o'clock at home Of Mrs Paul Com
stock, little girls class.
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Johnston
Of North Fourteenth street are the
parents OF baby daughter, born Tues.
day at noon. The child has been
named Nell, and weighs seven and
one-half pounds.
The members of the Eastern Star
enjoyed q thimble party Tuesday at
the home Of Mrs. Mabel Baker. North
Ninth street. ..,....s-1 y 80
Mrs. Orville Chance. will be hostess
Thursday afternoon for, meeting of
the Sewing circle Of Whitewater
Friends church ut her home, TIT North
Twelfth street. 49,. -, -
The hours were spent in sewing
Tuesday afternoon at the meeting Of
the guild OF st. Pauls Episcopal church
held at the parish house. The guild 1s
arranging for q bazaar to be held in
December. A special meeting will be
held next Tuesday afternoon.
The public is invited to attend the
penny supper which will be given this
evening at the First Presbyterian
church by members OF Circle Four of
the Aid society.
Mrs. Clarence Brown was hostess
Tuesday afternoon for q meeting of
the Nonpariel club Mrs. Albert kort-
haus was taken into the club Neadle:
work. social conversation and music
were features. In two weeks Mrs.
Harry Darnen entertains the club.
Mrs Frank Spekenhier, who was in
jured In an automobile accident some
time ago, and who has been at Reid
Memorial hospital, has been removed
to her home on. South Eleventh street
Mrs. George Reid was hostess yes
terday afternoon for meeting Of the
danes John Maher, Webb Pyle and
Mason Dyer. Refreshments were
served. In two weeks Mrs. Edward
Cooper entertains the club.
The East End Aid society OF the
First Christian church met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. I. s. Burns. OH
Gers ~ follows were elected: Presi-
dent, Miss Elizabeth Hinshaw, vice
president, Mrs. William Skinner; Sec
retary,. Mrs. Smith; treasurer, Mrs.
Nell Harkins.
A parcel post party will be given
this evening at the First Christian
church by. members of the East End
Aid society Of tho church.
As q courtesy to Miss Alma Pfafflin,
q bride-elect, Miss Bess Goldrick gave
a handkerchief shower last evening.
Garden flowers and ferns were used
in ornamenting the rooms. Cards
were played at five tables. Favors
went to Misses Marguerite holland.
Frances O'Brien and Mary Bender Of
Columbus, O. The color scheme, vel
low and white, was carried out in the
appointments. Many pretty handker-
chiefs were presented the bride-to-be.
A luncheon In several courses was
served. The guests were Misses Fran.
ces O'Brien, Marguerite holland, Mary
and Blanche Dillon. Mary Barton, Ma
bel Geier. Blanche Griffin, Anna Nc
Carthy. Meta and Alma Pfafflin, Ger
trude Maley, Charlene Fulghum, Mar
celia Luken, Ernestine Lawrence.
Mary Bender, Beatrice, Euphrasia and
Maude Manner. Mesdames John Sulli-
van, James Dillon and Marie Green
Hughes. ''.=
Mrs Baird was hostess Tuesday aft
ernnon for a meeting of the Home Eco.