The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-27

Arranged throughout in an attrac-
tive manner was the prettily appointed
dinner given last evening at the City
restaurant by Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Gott-
schall. when they took this means OF
extending courtesy TO Mr. and Mrs.
L. E. Richey, who are leaving soon
for a permanent residence at kanka.
kee, ILL., Early spring flowers and
ferns were used in appointing the
table, which was placed In the large
dining room Of the restaurant. A de-
licious dinner in several courses was
served. Covers were laid for Messrs.
and Mesdames N. r. Melhuish, Ora
Brubaker. George L. Schultz. l.. +.
Richey. Perry Becher and Guy Gott-
schall.
In celebration of his third birthday
anniversary. Master Julian Knuckel.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Knuckel, Of
North Seventh street. gave a party
prettily decorated with flowers and
ferns. The children spent pleasant
afternoon playing games. Later the
little guests were invited to the dining
room where a luncheon was, served.
The color scheme, pink and white was
carried out in all the appointments.
In the center of the table was birth
day cake beautifully frosted and edged
with pink icing. About the cake were
birthday candles. At each cover was
a pink taper in crystal holder, cap
ped with a dainty pink shade. The
color scheme was also carried out IN
the ices and CONNECTIONS which were
served. The favors were miniature
boxes filled with bon-bons. The guests
were Robert Davis, Hershel Clevenger.
Mary Elizabeth Ferris. Margaret Jane
Davis, Juliana Dabar. Rosella Dabar.
Rhea Reid, Beatrice Throckmorton and
Helen Schwerin.
One Of the largest card parties in
the history of the Knights Of Column
bus was given last evening at the club
rooms ON Main street. Mr.. John Har-
rington, Jr., was chairman OF the COM
mittee in charge. Other members were
Father Duffy, Messrs. James Goldrick,
James Quinlivan. Frank Kiser. Ray
mond Lchtenfels and ]. P. O'Brien.
Much of the success of the function
was due to the young women who as
sisted the committee in arranging the
forty tables and serving the luncheon.
One hundred and seventy-five persons
attended. Favors went to Mrs. Henry
Geers, Miss Robe, Messrs. Edward
Geier and Philip Mercurio. After the
game luncheon was served at the card
tables The young women who assist
ed were Misses Frances O'Brien, Irene
Hart, Mary Barton. Blanch Luken,
Mary Crump. Marie Davis, Regina
Frederick, Maud Flanagan, Ernestine
Lawrence, Mable Steinkamp, Blanch
Griffin, Mary Porter, Bessie Goldrick,
Gertrude Maley. Miriam Kelly, Julia
Licktenfels. Katherine Conroy and
Anna Harrington. The girls wore pref
ty party gowns.
After the game and when the guests
had been served an informal dance
was held. Several Knights of Column
bus from Indianapolis and Chicago
were in attendance.
Among the guests were Misses Alice
Harrington, Nellie Conroy, Sarah
Dunn, Clara Luken, Ella McHugh, Mel
lie Coleman, Marie O'Brien, Mary Fo-
ley, Margaret Quigley, Mary Carney,
Nora Murphy. Emma and Rose Taube,
Cora Lichtenfels. Mildred Lichtenfels,
Hilda Gausepohl. Marguerite Nolan,
Marcella Luken, Rhea Fitzgibbons,
Messrs. Frank Kiser. James Harring-
ton. Edward Hart, Gerald Fitzgibbons,
Joseph Brannon, William Kinsello,
Frank Lichtenfels, Raymond Lichten-
,els, Thomas and Cyril Fitzgibbons,