The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-26

TeaclerS class In dancing from
4:3O until $50 o'clock in Pythian
temple.
Mrs. T. ]. Ferguson hostess for
meeting of Coterie club.
Quaker City Circle meets with
Mrs. Cecil Austin.
Enterprise Sewing Circle OF
Whitewater Friends church,
meets with Mrs. Collins, 1876
North I street.
AS courtesy to Miss Opal Duke,
who will be married soon to Mr.. Will
liam McNutt of Williamsburg, Misses
Alice and Ruth Kennedy gave show
er last evening at their home in West
Richmond. The color scheme, red and
white, was carried out in all the ap-
pointments The bride-elect was the
recipient of a number Of pretty gifts.
At late hour delicious luncheon in
several courses was served. In the
center Of the table was a mound Of
red and white carnations. Red candles
j., crystal holders were used. At each
Z 10Y was &n individual candle. These
Ir'.'-' AID left burning. the one burn
i-' - lcrgest signifying the next
] -''- 4 either end Of the table were
1'-toe CT red and white CONNECTIONS.
Tho souvenirs were white crocheted
baskets filled with the CONNECTIONS.
The guests were Misses Matilda
Phelps, Marie Bond, Opal Duke, Virgil
Winker. Hazel Bond, Ersa Warfel,
Daisy Phelps, Maud Howells. Lillian
Craig, Nellie Boyce, Mrs. B. P. Duke
and Mrs. Lovin.
Mrs. Colin Schaefer entertained
members of the Monday afternoon
Thimble club Tuesday afternoon at
her home on West Main street. In two
weeks Mrs. Harrison Scott entertains
the club at her home on Kinsey street.
An informal dance was given last
evening by the social committee of the
Beta Phi Sigma fraternity in the fra
ternity rooms. The Starr photograph
furnished the music A similar party
will be given again next week. Those
who enjoyed the affair were Misses
Marie Hawekotte Of Indianapolis,
Mary Parks, Marie O'Brien, Elizabeth
Bates, Letha Chrow. Dorothy Land,
Mary Tiff. Marguerite Lemen. Edith
Raines, Margretta Horner. Martha
Jones, Betty Tudor. Ruth Scott and
Eleanor Seidel. Messrs. Kent Lemen,
Selden Phillips, Virgil Raines, Hora-
ito Land, George Weaver. Roland Ball
Lloyd Dye Edgar Loehr, Frank Bes'
cher, Robert Weed. Lawrence Chrow,
Paul Miller. Robert Land.
Cards, games and other amusements
will be features of the party to be
given Saturday evening In the Ma
sonic Hall by members Of the Eastern
Star for their families.
Plans were completed for market
to be given Saturday, January 20 at
the Conkey Drug store by the East
End aid society of the First Christian
church at a meeting of the aid held
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Ruby
Smith. A penny supper will be given
at the church February II. Guests for
the afternoon were Rev. l.. E. Murray
Mrs. ]. w. Thomas and Mrs. Laura
Paxton of Fair Haven. Ohio. The
next meeting will be held in two
weeks. the hostess to be announced
later.
Mrs. Will Klute was a guest yester
day afternoon when Mrs. Edward
Klute entertained members Of care
club Mrs George Reid and Mrs. Ed
ward Cooper received the favors. The
hostess for the meeting in a fortnight
1vill be announced later.
a number of persons attended tn
penny supper given last evening a
the First Presbyterian church by Cir
Gle one of the aid society under thu
direction of Mrs. H. S. Clarke, leader
All articles on the menu were fiv,
cents.
Mrs. Z. l.. Ruby entertained tn
members of the Criterion club Tues
day afternoon at her home on Soutl
Twelfth street. typography and Selec
lions from Burns" was given by Mrs
Charles Crosse. An excellent paper en-
titled, 1.-THE Problem of the Working
Woman" was given by Mrs. Olive
after which discussion followed. 4
luncheon was served. Next Tuesda,
afternoon, Mrs. A. B. Harrison enter
tains the club.
There were twenty-five tables a
cards last evening when the ladie
duAluary OF the Ancient Oroer OF ~
bernians gave a card party in ST
Marys Hall. Favors were given t
Mrs. Thomas Burke, Mrs. Martin Ry
an. Mrs. James Coyle and Mrs. Mar.
Clingenpeel. After the game tn
hours were spent in dancing
Mrs. Lewis King led the discussion
this morning when a meeting of tn,
Music Study club was held in tn,
Public Art Gallery at the high school
The subject was Polish, Hungarian
and Bohemian Compositions. The pro
gram was excellent. Mrs. Charle
arvel. had the vocal number an,
Miss Carolyn Hutton, arranged for tn,
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