The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-29
/ Denver Marshall The bride-elect is
a resident of Whitewater and the
groom-to-be resides in Fountain City

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groom-to-be resides in Fountain City.
| Judging from the success of the
beautiful party given last evening in
the Odd Fellows hall by Post C. T. P.
| A. the affairs will be given each year
hereafter. Three hundred and fifty
| guests were entertained Miss Jane
| Carpenter danced Russian number
with remarkable interpretative ability.
Miss Grace Shera, sang my Heart By
Thy Sweet Voice." with Miss Esther
| Beck playing the piano accompani-
| ment Mrs. William H. Rooney gave
pretty reading. After the program
there was dancing, cards and other
| forms of amusement
| Ribbons in purple and gold were
used in arranging the hall During the
| evening the lights were dimmed and
| the only illumination was made by
| large T. P. A. emblem studded with
myriads of miniature lights. Red and
white carnations were given as favors.
Among the guests were Messrs and
Mesdames Thomas Porter. Omar
i Whelan, Carl Lange, Myron Crane,
| Emory Hoover, Fred Rossiter, Guy
| Gcttschall, James Dillon, Edward Holl-
arm, Harry Shaw, John Longstreth,
! Charles Roberts. A. H. Rice. H. C.
Lawson, j. H. Hegger. T. c. Harring-
| ton, Omar Bullerdick, Ira Wood. Edgar
Brown, Herbert Cotton, James Martin.
w. H. Frame, John Tyler, H. c.
Quigg. Will Hatfield, Frank Spoken
hier. Roy Hodge, Frank Meyer. Daniel
Weber, J. H. Menke, L. E. Stanley,
Mesdames Marian Mccarthy, Elmer
Lebo, Grace Weller, George Dilks,
Misses Grace Smith, Marguerite Davis,
Esther Beck. Grace Shera. Elizabeth
Thelma Schillinger, Myrtle Stone,
Katherine Frederick, Leona Corey,
Florence Burgess, Mable Keller,
Blanch Bayer, Marjorie Thomas, Cor
| nelia Border, Marguerite Border of
Washington, D. c., Mary Barton, Anna
Harrington, Mary Foley, Hazel Hen
derson, Marie O. Brien, Blanch Griffin,
Gladys Barnard, Marguerite Lemon;
Messrs. Robert Lebo, Harlow Haas,
Frank Bescher, Horatio Land, Erman
Smith, Grant Fry, Kenneth To!er,
Lawrence Jessup, Charles Mills, Paul
James, Thomas Lyons, James Harring.
ton, James Goodrich, Harold Grimes,
Garwood Grimes, George H. Dilks,
Joseph Brennan, Lynn Mather, Mar
lowe Kluter. Ralph Game, Seth Ding
ley, Ray Lichtenfels, Lewis Dingley,
Clyde Beck, Herbert Dalbey.
Dorcas society members were enter
tanned yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Walter Luring at her home, South
Fourteenth street. Needlework and
social conversation were features Re-
freshments were served Mrs Oliver
Nusbaum entertains the club, January
8.
Mr.. Charles Brammer and family of
Greenfield, Ind, are the guests for the
New Years weekend of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Brammer. East Main street
Honoring Mrs Bert Colvin, who is
leaving soon for Florida, where she
will spend the winter, Mrs. G. A. Kor-
dell gave an auction bridge party
Thursday afternoon at her home,
North Nineteenth street The rooms
were arranged with Christmas decora-
tions. Mrs. Joseph Seaney was given
the favor. The hostess served delic-
ious luncheon. The guests were Mrs.
Joseph Seaney, Mrs. Lee Florea, Mrs.
Thomas Williams, Mrs O. O. Smith,
Mrs. Bert Colvin, Mrs. S. c. Smelser
and Mrs. George B. Hunt
Thursday afternoon Miss Lucille
Mayr entertained members of the Alice
club at her home. North G. street.
Thirteen members and one guest, Mrs.
Everett Davis enjoyed the meeting.
After response to roll call which in
cluded new years resolutions, Mrs.
Effie Hanes gave two Christmas
poems. A luncheon was served in the
dining room where the red and green
Christmas decorations were in evil
dence. In three weeks, January Is,