The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-07-13

beautiful party Wednesday afternoon
when she entertained in honor of her
niece Mrs. r. K. Staley of Casper,
Wyoming an attractive young rnatron
who previous to her marriage was a
frequent visitor at the Mills home.
She has many friends here who were
glad Of the opportunity to meet her
again. The garden was arranged with
hollyhocks and old fashioned blossoms
which gave quaint effect to the func.
ton. A pretty spring near a moss
covered bank attracted the attention
Of the guests. 1t was called the Spring
of Youth. The guests began to arrive
at 4 o'clock and eighty-five were en-
tertained Many pretty summer
frocks were in evidence. The Hicks
orchestra played throughout the after
noon. Delicious refreshments were
served. The guests were Mesdames
Fred j. Bartel, Ben Bartel, Frank
Braffett, Frederick j. Carr. James A.
Carr, Ida Carpenter, Julian Gates,
Burton Carr, Willard 2. Carr, j. B.
Craighead, George Gates, Milton
Sul llo, NlICS DldAu,
William Dormer, J. B. Ferguson, J. ].
Rae, J. w. Ferguson. A. l.. Finfrock.
William Dudley Foulke, George Fox,
Howard Dill, Albert D. Gayle, C. w.
Gem, E. B. Grosvenor, A. J. Harwood,
Frederick X. Hicks, Charles Holcomb,
Joseph Hill, Allen d. Hole, Omar Hol-
lingsworth, H. H. Huntington, Edwin
Williams, p w. Smith, w. 0. Menden-
hall, w. H. Reece of Chicago, George
Anderson of Chicago Frank Reed,
Clarence Gennett, Harry Gennett,
Charles Kidder, Philip Schneider.
Augustus Scott, Frank Watt, Rudolph
G. Leeds, G.. s. Treglown, William
Williams, Edgar F. Hiatt, Charles
Judy, ]. B. Highley, Samuel Gaar, Bert
Horn. Benjamin Johnson, John H.
Johnson, J. H. Kinsey, Florence Lod-
wick, Harry Lontz, John M. Lontz,
Lewis C. King, Omar G. Murray,
Charles MCGUIRE, Earl Mann with her
guest Mrs. Parker of Eaton, Ohio;
Robert L. Kelly, Will Osborn. Web
ster Parry, Charles S. Marvel, w. P.
Robinson, E. L. Reynolds, Herschel
Coffin. Dorothy Dill-Graham, George
Eggemeyer, Mrs Hollowell, Misses
Elizabeth Marvel Ruth Kinsey. Blanch
Luken, Mary Johnson, Anna Finfrock,
Martha Scott, Ruth Scott, Alice Knoll
lenberg, Martha Schneider, Abbie
Schaefer and little Miss Emily Watt.
It will be a pretty affair at the
Country club this evening when Mr..
and Mrs. Charles E. Shiveley, South
Fourteenth street, will give a dinner
for a number OF guests. The various
rooms of the club viii be ornamented
with clusters OF hydrangeas and other
flowers. The dining room will also
be appointed with flowers and ferns.
In the center of the table will be a
mound of cosmos imbedded in the
ferns. Covers will be laid for Messrs.
and Mesdames George lie Boutillier,
William Dudley Foulke, James A.
Carr, w. P. Robinson, Albert D. Gayle,
Edward R. Beatty. George Seidel, S.
E. Swayne, Omar Hollingsworth,
Charles Shiveley, Ray X. Shiveley,
Edgar F. Hiatt, Henry Gennett and
Mrs. Jeanette G. Leeds.
Mrs. Parker Of Eaton, Ohio, was the
guest of Mrs. Earl Mann Wednesday
afternoon and evening.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Keisker and
son Earl, with Miss Katherine Carr,
left early Wednesday morning for a
motor trip to St. Louis. From ST. |
Louis Miss Carr will go to Kansas
City where she will spend the re-
mainder of the summer the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Carr The |
Keiskers will spend their vacation |
with relatives in st. Louis
Places were arranged for eight !
guests today at l o'clock at the Coun. |
try club when Mrs. Walter Engle en-
tertained members of an auction |
bridge club. There were several !
guests in addition to the membership. !
The afternoon was spent at cards.
The Narcissus Embroidery club met |
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Peter
Cutler, North c street. The usual |
needlework formed the entertainment |
after which refreshments were served |
Mrs. Harry Townsend. kinsey street,
will be hostess for the next meeting. |
Miss Bernice Layman has gone to |
Connersvile to visit her aunt, Mrs. O. |
L. Wysong.
After spending the weekend in Day.
ton, Mrs. John Clements returned to
her home in Richmond, Ind.--Dayton
News.
After the meeting of the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary soci-
ETY. OF the First English Lutheran
church held yesterday afternoon at
Glen Miller park, picnic supper was
enjoyed by the members and their
families. The meeting was led by
Mrs. Anna Heitbrink. who read the
opening poem and also gave the Bible
reading. Helping to Reclaim Gods
World" Talks on the subject were
given after which the guests sang
America" Mrs, Anna Engelbrecht
had the lesson study, The topic was
Home Missions: Reclaiming Force"
She was assisted by Mesdames Isaac
Thomas, Adam Fl. Bartel, Henry HE
ger. Miss Anna Fetta read the Twen.
ty.thrd Psalm, after which the guests
sang a hymn and the meeting was
closed with prayer. A delicious sup
per was served and the evening spent
op1 with parpc and youcfc |