The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-02-15

tines the home Of Mrs. John M. Lontz
in Westcott place, presented an at
tractive appearance when the annual
guest day of the Magazine club was
observed Monday. Fifty guests enjoyed
the program. Mrs. Lontz was In Valen-
tine costume, and received the guests.
Her gown was made to represent the
Queen of Hearts" Mrs. Frederick j.
Bartel and Mrs. Charles Igelman sang
several numbers with piano accom-
paniment by Miss Ruth Peltz. Mrs.
John H. johnson read Valentine
story. A luncheon carrying out the
Valentine idea was served.
The guests were Mesdames ]. ].
Rae. Albert Reed, John H. Johnson.
BENJAMIN Johnson, p. W. Smith, How
ard A. Dill, Frederick w. Kruger. J.
H. Mills, George Laws OF Minneapolis,
Mary Paige, Oliver Gaar. Richard
Study, Samuel. Gaar, Benton Adding
ton, E. B. Clements, Charles Kidder,
Samuel E. Smith, Frederick Bates,
Frederick J. Bartel, Julian Gates. Ray
Holton, William Rindt, Fannie Land,
Harry Lontz. Samuel Rooney, w. w.
Clifford, Fred Clark, Eugene Price. 2.
F'isker Of New Bedford, Mass. William
Rooney, Lewis Brownell, e. 8. Curtis,
P. 8. Twigg, J. H. Kinsey, George
Eggemeyer, Oliver Nusbaum. Walter
Bates, Ida Carpenter, Maude Egge'
meyer, e. r. Beatty, T. ]. Ferguson,
Charles Holton, Frank Land, Edward
Perfect of Omaha, Neb.. A. ]. Har-
wood, Misses Mary Wood and Lillian
Paige Next Monday afternoon Mrs.
William Rindt entertains the club.
| On account Of several other social
functions this week the Beta Phi Sig
ma fraternity has postponed its dance
until Wednesday of next week.
An enjoyable skating party was Civ
en- last evening at the Coliseum by
several young men, and their friends
Mr. and Mrs Frank Haner, Miss NIL
dred Barrett and Mr.. Ora Hughbanks
chaperoned the party. The guests
were Misses Vandora Mckee, Marie
Kaufman, Helen Rethmeyer, Pauline
Strauss, Camilla Haner, Hazel Mash
meyer, Neva Bowman, Mabel Loehr
Lucille Haner, Edith Hayworth, Caro-
line Smith, Blanche Compton, Ruth
Shera. Caroline Bradley, Lucille Dodd
June Robinson, Caroline Rodefeld, Ma
rian Kelly, Mildred, Hartman, Messrs
Burrell Mckee, Donald Warfel, Clar
ence Porter, Ernest Porter, James
Woods, Fred Rooney. Wilson Tagart
Virgil Cranor, Roland Dollins, Robert
Smith, Raymond Jenkins, Russell
Brown, Walker Morrel, Hersche]
Thomas, Edward Rodefeld, William
Dean, Marlowe Kluter, Harold Brown
Reid Jordan, Edgar Loehr and Talbert
Jessup.
A Martha Washington tea will be
given Saturday by the D. A. R. with
Mrs. E. M. Campfield, North Eleventh
street. The members are asked to
wear Martha Washington costumes
Persons eligible to membership will
be guests.
The Protected Home Circle will
give euchre party Wednesday even
ing at SIS o'clock in the Red Mems
Hall.
A needle social will be given at the
First Presbyterian church, Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock for the mer
who are asked to bring their thimbles
their wives and lady friends.
An auction-bridge party will be
given Friday afternoon by Mrs. S. G
Smelser.
| Miss Doris zimmerman attended q
pretty dinner-dance given by Misses
Edith Newly and Lois Mouch of New
Castle at the Mouch home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parks have re
turned from Indianapolis where they
saw the "Follies."
Mrs. Robert Crane will entertain the
Psi Iota XII sorority Thursday after
noon at her apartments on East MaiI
street
A valentine party was given last
evening with Dr. and Mrs. S. Edgar
Bond, North Eighth street, when the
members of the Good-Time Needle