The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-02-24
last Wednesday in March Mrs. Ray
Longnecker entertains the society

LOnSnecker entertalnS the society
Mrs. Anthony Stever yesterday aft
ernoon entertained the Penny club.
Bits incurred in serving the Demo
cratic banquet were submitted. When
reports were read it was found that
500 had been made. In two weeks a
banquet will be given in honor of the
officers at the home of Mrs MilIarI
| Warfel, Sonth Tenth street.
Pink killarney roses were used in
| decorating the parlor today when Mrs.
Charles Holton gave a luncheon at
o'clock at her home on North Thir-
| teenth street, as the second of a series
of parties for Mrs. H. L. Holton. In
the living room carnations and ferns
were in evidence. Marigolds We're
used in the dining room. In the CEN
| ter of the table was mound of the
| flowers. Covers were laid for thirty
guests. Friday afternoon Mrs. Holton
will give thimble party for her
| daughter.
! Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd was made a
member of the Wednesday Auction
bridge club yesterday afternoon when
a meeting was held at the suburban
nome of Mrs. Wilson Magaw The
| favor went TO Mrs. Julian Gates Mrs
| Gates will entertain the club next
week.
Mrs. W. r. Kemper of Dayton, O.,
is the guest of Mrs. Frank c. Melon
nell at her home on North d street.
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this afternoon when Mrs Mcdonnell
entertained members of the Thursday
] bridge club
Complimenting Mrs. John Quill of
| Eaton, Ohio, Mrs. George Reid gave
the first of series of parties Wednes-
day afternoon at her home on South
ID street. All the decorations were in
keeping with Washington's birthday
Five hundred was played at three
| tables and the favors went to Mes
danes John Quill of Eaton. Ohio Sol
Frankel, Edward Cooper, Frank Wat
tiers and Webb Pyle. A delicious lunch
| con was served in the dining room. A
French basket filled with flowers and
ferns in the red and green formed a
centerpiece for the table. At each COW
er were white crOcheted baskets fill
ed with red white and blue confect-
ions. Small hatchets were given as
favOrs. The guests We're MesdameS
John Quill of Eaton, Ohio, Sol Frankel.
| Edward Cooper, Glen Beeson John
Youngflesh, George Ferling, Walter
Snaveley, Webb Pyle, Frank Waters,
Harry Graham, John Maher Clarence
Jessup and Carl Reid This afternoon
Mrs. Reid gave thimble party for
visiting guests.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Cain of Economy,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs Harry
Cain, Tuesday evening.
A dance will be given Friday even
ing by the Good Time Dancing club in
the Vaughan hall. The Dixon Saxo-
phone trio will play. The social COM
mittee is composed of Messrs. Frank
Stafford, president; Martin Hoover,
vicepresident; Omar Wine, secretary,
and Clarence DeArmond, treasurer,
will be in charge.
A pretty miscellaneous shower was
given last evening by Miss Goldie
Painter in honor of Miss Ina Smith,
who will be married the first of the
month to Mr.. Verlin Hunt. The bride
elect received many pretty gifts. The
guests We're Misses Ruth Heitbrink,
Evelyn Edwards, Della Schneider, Mary
Butler. Gertrude Clark, Mildred Ben
ton, Mildred Edwards, Ina Smith,
Mesdames Roy Parshall Percy Smith,
Claude Hoover, Cleatus Smith and
Frank Painter.
\ penny supper will be given Sat
urday evening at the North A Street