The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-08-30

/ IaOleS. faVOTS were gwen 10 luooc
making the highest scores. A delic-
ious luncheon in courses was served
after the game. The guests were
Misses Gladys Bailey, Elizabeth
Bailey, Ida Rosenbaum Of Dayton,
Ohio, Grace Kelly, Marguerite Lemen,
Mary Tiff, Thelma Schillinger. Mes
danes Alvin Fox, Edwin Williams,
John Thompson and Edward Hollarn.
Miss Lillian Bell of Huntington,
West Virginia, has been the guest OF
Miss Carolyn Bradley at the Walpe-
kameki camp in Chautauqua.
Miss Florence Cummins left today
for Mechanicsburg, where she Will
visit her grandparents.
Miss Hazel Ray of Richmond, who
| is visiting Mrs. Paul Breading, was
| the guest of honor at pretty party
given Monday evening by Miss Geor-
gia House. Miss Mathilda Miller will
entertain today for Miss Ray and to-
morrow evening Miss Alpha Bran
blett has invited guests in her honor.
Indianapolis Star.
Miss Ruth Scott has gone to Detroit,
Michigan where she will visit Miss
Margaret Farrow and relatives. She
was accompanied by her cousin, Mas
ter Meredith Elliott who has been
spending the summer at the Scott
/ home, North Tenth street.
Dr. and Mrs Charles Bond motored
to New Castle today and visited
| friends.
Miss Edith Moore is entertaining on
| Friday afternoon at her pretty home,
West Fifth and Richmond avenue.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Seaney of
and were entertained at Chautauqua
by friends.
Mrs. Martha Dennis has as her guest
, at her home, South Eleventh street,
Mrs. j. l.. Campbell of Topeka, Kan
sas. Mrs. Campbell has just returned
from an extended trip to Washington,
D. c.. Boston, Mass, and New York.
Professor and Mrs. Lawrence Smell
ser and children, Margaret Claudine
and Master Harold of Lebanon, who
have been visiting friends and rela-
tives here and attending the Chautau-
qua. visited friends in Rushville yes
terday enroute to their home
Dr. and Mrs John NJ Wampler, Mrs
W. l.. Dechant and Mr.. Fred Dechant
left today for motor trip to Dayton,
Ohio and other points.
Mrs. Charles Potter and Darius
Beatty of Columbus. Indiana, with
Mrs. Otte and daughter, Miss Ruth,
were guests at Walesboro, Ind.
A social will be held next Saturday
night by the Stationary engineers at
the home of King R. Williams, East
haven avenue. The engineers and
their friends are invited
A reception in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Woolfard of Southland College,
Arkansas, was given last evening at
the South Eighth Street Friends
church. A number of the members
of the other Friends churches were in
attendance. Mr.. Woolfard is president
Of the college and Mrs. Woolfard is
matron. In order to give the guests
an idea of their work they told many
interesting things pertaining to the
college. Musical numbers were given
by members of the churches and re-
freshments were served The affair
was most enjoyable.
In celebration of her sixtieth birth
day anniversary Mrs Dora Shepard
was entertained by her children and
grandchildren. Ice cream and cake
| were served. The guests were Mr..
Will Shepard and family of Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shepard, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lafuse and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Davis and family. The eve
! ming was spent socially and with mu-
sic and games. She was the recipient
| OF several gifts.
Many pleasant social functions inc.
cludlng showers and parties of various
KINDS have been arranged in honor of
Miss Thelma Zuttermeister whose en-.
gagement to Mr.. Leland Schafer was
announced Monday. The parties will
begin Thursday evening when Miss
Jeanette Sullivan entertains and will
continue until next week Friday eve.
ming, Miss Mary Clingenpeel enter
tains for the bride-elect. Monday
evening, Mrs, Ernest Renk is giving a
linen shower and Tuesday evenig Miss
Nellie Gordon entertains at her home
in West Richmond The wedding will
be solemnized September IL at st.
Mary's Catholic church
A dance will be given Friday eve
ming at the Cliffdale Auto Club. The
members and their friends are invited
to attend
Among the pleasant social functions
at the Country Club this week is the
dance which will be given, Thursday
evening This will be the last affair
given by the committee in charge for
the month Mrs W. p Robinson Is
chairman of the new committee.
The Elks will open their social sea.
son for the Fall and Winter early in
September and the committee for the
yoor ooponocod of Mocerc 10 rr1,