The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-19
Clubs
Weddings
Dances
Personals
Musicales
Parties

Tulips and garden flowers were
used copiously in arranging the beau
tifuI ball room at the home of Mrs.
Paul Com stock in Reeyeston, Thurs
day afternoon when a card party for
the benefit of the day nursery was
given by members of a committee COM
posed of Mesdames H. H. Huntington,
E. s. Curtis, Philip s. Twigg. Julian
Gates and Rudolph G.. Leeds. The
guests numbered one hundred Some
of the guests played in sets and clubs
while others played for individual
scores. Auction and euchre were play
ed There were twenty-six tables in
all The auction favors went to Mes
danes Fred G. White, Fred j, Bartel,
George Schultz, Walter Wood
worth, Harry Dalbey, Milton Craig
head and Miss Dorothy Land. Mrs.
E. 8. Curtis won the euchre favor
After the game tea was served. The
table was artistically decorated with
flowers and ferns. Mrs. Paul Com
stock assisted Mrs. Huntington In
pouring. Those who assisted in the
serving were Mesdames Julian Gates,
Philip s. Twigg, w. P. Robinson, Will
ard q Carr, Milton Craighead and
Miss Elizabeth Marvel. The guests
were Mesdames e. s. Curtis, Philip s..
Twigg, J. e. Ulrich, A. w. Roach,
Omar Whelan. Paul Comstock, H. H.
Huntington, e. L. Reynolds, Julian
Gates, Rudolph G. Leeds, r. ]. Buck,
w. P. Weist, e. r. Churchell, Clarence
Mayhem, Walter Woodwork, Gus
Hafner, Augustus Crome, Fred Bartel,
Fred X. Hicks, II. B. Lopez, Charles
Hieger, John Elgelbert, Ora Brubaker,
Guy Gottschall, Earl Reagan, George
Schultz, Willard z. Carr, James Carr,
Myron Crane, Edward Schalk, Ida
Carpenter, Paul Ross, A. J. Harwood,
Ray X. Shiveley, w. N. Johnson, Paul
Price, L. e. Stanley, Edgar Brown,
Edward Hollarn, John Thompson, w.
Fl. Keisker, Ira Swisher, Richard
Study, Frank Druitt, William Dudley
Foulke, L. G. Anthony, William Beas-
ley, Lewis G. Reynolds, J. w. Conner,
S. C. Markley, Miles Bland. Harry
Dalbey, E. r. Beatty, J. Falk, Frank
Braffett, Frank Glass, Harry Mammen,
VIII Seeker, Edward Warfel, Walter
Dalbey. Charles Igelman, j. H Mills,
John NJ. Lontz, Fred Charles, Garwood
Iredell, Wilbur Hibberd, Milton Craig
head, Laura Walters, Robert Charles,
B. D. WEIGH, Harry Lontz, Edgar F.
Hiatt, Howard Dill, w. s. Clendennin,
Henry Webb, w. P Robinson, Fred
White, l. D. Moore, Misses Mary Glenn
ents. Olive Eliason, Nell Becher, Helen
Buckley, Marguerite Davis, Mary Can
by, Lucille Nusbaum, Alma Smith, Ger
trude Smith, Nellie Morrow, Esther
Coate. Ruth Scott, Georgia Cole,
Eleanor Seidel. Ruth Pencil, Helen
Nicholson and Miss Flemming Among
out of town guests were Mrs. Clay SUIT
ton of Louisville, Kentucky, the guest
of Mrs. A. H. Rice, Mrs. John Baum
of Pittsburg, Mrs. Vernon Potter of
Cincinnati, Mrs. Simons Of Peru, in
diana, Mrs. Lucinda Sims Of Tndianapo-
lis, and Miss Margaret Farrow Of De
troit, Michigan.
Mrs. William Dechant and son Fred
have returned from a two weeks motor
"trip to Lebanon, Indiana, where they
visited friends and relatives
Mrs. Martha Barr was hostess yes
terday afternoon for meeting of the
Universalist Mission circle at her
home. Mothers day was observed at
this time. Mrs. Elizabeth Bair pre-
sided. Mrs. Andrew Roser and Mrs.
Barr sang a duet and Misses Annette
Bar and Frances Owens played piano
numbers. The guests of the circle