The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-01

children with musical selections The
decorations were In keeping with the
Eastertide. About the room were baby
chicks and Easter eggs. A luncheon
was served. The guests were Misses
Margaret Hiatt, Ellen King, Virginia
and Margaret Livingston, Katherine
COmstock, Clarissa ALL, Naomi Cald-
well, Eleanor Wissler, Abbie Newman,
Elizabeth Nolder. Jean Shiveley, Eliz-
abeth Price, Genevieye and Elizabeth
Mcdonnell, Mary Jane Schillinger, MIL
dred and Mary Pinnick, Alice Lemon,
Mary Alice Fornshell: Masters Cur
ney Mann. Robert Wilson. George
Toler, Lynn Brendell. William Reid.
Northrop Elmer. BENJAMIN Ali, Ralph
and Thomas ALL, Reid Myrick, Will
liam Mullen, Wayne Judy, Scott Nc
CURE, Richard Crawford, David Mar
vel, John Mcclellan, Harry Chambers.
George HarWood, Thaddeus Braffett,
William Hornaday, Edward Murray
and George Caldwell.
Court Richmond, No. 235, United
Order of Foresters will meet Friday
evening in the Commercial club rooms.
Miss Hazel and Master George Har-
ris of North Fourteenth street are
spending the week end in Connersville.
Tuesday, April II, all members OF
the Federated clubs of the city are
invited to attend musicale and social
evening to be held in. the
afternoon at the art gallery
The city executive board of Federated
Women's clubs has charge. Mrs. Eu
nice Martin of Lafayette will be the
principal speaker. Refreshments will
ticipate in the affair will be announc
ed later.
Social No Q, Pythian Sisters, met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. William
Kellar There was social time and
refreshments. The next meeting vii
be held in two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Monarch lefl
yesterday for a temporary residence
in Muncie instead of Cincinnati.
The mothers of the neighborhood
are invited to attend the meeting OF
the Earlham Heights Dorcas society
which will be held Thursday after
noon at the Earlham Heights church
Mrs. Allen D. Hole will have charge
of the program.
! A social was given last evening al
the home of Miss Franka Cammacl
by the members of the Epworth league
of the First M. E. church.
| An important business meeting o
the Domestic Science association viii
be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:3
| o'clock In the day nursery.
! Mrs. Leo Smith will entertain mem
bers of the Wednesday Card clul
, Wednesday afternoon of the comini
/ week.
The engagement of Miss Mar
Bayer. the youngest daughter of MI
and Mrs. Jacob Bayer, South -Four
teenth street, to Mr.. Glenn McConahs
son of Senator and Mrs. Walter Nc
Conaha, North Eleventh street, ha
been announced. The wedding vii
be one of the important nuptial event
of the month of April. The youn
people are popular among their larg
coterie of friends who wish Their
happiness Mr.. McConaha is a men
Der of the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity
The bride-to-be will be the homo
guest at several social functions
Mrs. Philip Twigg and Mrs. Harr
Lontz and son were guests of friend
in Hagerstown, yesterday.
! Mrs. Eleanor Shute returned fror
New Castle, Friday evening, wher
she visited her daughter, Mrs. Claud
Stanley.
The Federation of Women's Club
will hold its district meeting in She
byville, April 1926. Mrs. T. B. Henle
of Carthage, Ind, is district chairman
The clubs of this city identified wit
the Federated clubs will send dels
gates.
I Yellow and white was the colo
scheme used in arranging the HON
this afternoon when Miss Elect
Henley gave a prettily appointe
party in honor of three brides cleo
of the Garfield school, including Mis-
Emily Plummer, who will be Marie
in June to Mr.. Frank D. Walker: Mis-
Elizabeth Sands. the bride-elect {
Mr. Guy Campbell of New York Cit,
and Miss Marguerite Doan who wi
be married in June to Mr.. Raymon
Myrick. Daffodils and other decor;
tons in keeping with the Easter-tid