The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-03-17
Social Calendar

| Social Calendar
Social at Earlham college for
the student body and members Of
the faculty.
Camp Fire Girls under guard
ianship of Miss Catherine v.
Reece give musicale at high school
auditorium.
Girls class in dancing meets in
morning at Pythian Temple.
Glass for study OF birds at 9
o'clock In morning at North A
Street Friends church.
Campfire girls celebrated fourth
anniversary with grand council
meeting In afternoon at Earlham
college when Earlham camp en-
tertains the other camps.
Dance given in the Eagles Hall
at 8 o'clock.
After stated meeting OF Eastern
Star In Masonic Temple there will
be cards, music for dancing and
luncheon.
Richmond Chapter Daughters of
American Revolution meets with
Mrs. George Chrisman, Kinsey
street.
Barnard -Burge wedding solemn.
ized at home Of the brides parents
In Marion.
Hermania Rebekah lodge num-
Der 25 meets In Odd Fellows Hall.
An auspicious function for toda.
was the opening OF the Richmond
Country club, east of the city. TIL,
club house was beautifully decorated
for the occasion. The hours wer'
from until o'clock. The Hicks or
played. A number of th'
young women members Of the clul
assisted In receiving the guests
Among them were Misses Anna Mich
olson, Mary Clements, Eleanor Seide
Ruth Scott. Josephine Wilson, Doroth.
Land, Helen Nicholson and Esthe
Coate. Punch and waters were served
A number OF guests we're entertained
during the afternoon and were delight
ed with the pretty new club house
This evening dance will be giver
at the club beginning promptly at
o'clock. Smith and Jelly will play
the order Of dances. Motor cars will
meet city cars and convey the guest:
to the club this evening. The city
cars to Austin switch leave Eight
and Main street at 2;15 o'clock ant
every half hour thereafter. Inter
urban cars leave Eighth and Mair
streets at 2:15, 345, SIS and 9:4s
o'clock. The members of the execu
the guests this evening
Mr. James A. Carr OF Westcott
Place, has been called to Chicago on
business.
The Richmond chapter of the
of the American Revolution
will meet Saturday afternoon with
Mrs. George NJ. Chrisman, 1928 Kinsey
street. The program will be given as
in the year book.
Mr.. Harold Scott came today from
Lafayette. to spend the weekend with
friends and relatives.
In honor of Miss Helen Burge, who
soon is to wed Mr.. Harold Barnard
If Richmond. a miscellaneous shower
vas given yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Coffin, by Miss Edith Jones, Miss
Emily Charles and Miss Evangeline
Coffin. The rooms had spring flowers
or decoration Marion Leader
Tribune.
Mr. Barnard is the son of Mrs.
Helen Barnard of North Twelfth street
md will be married Saturday to Miss
3urge at the home of her parents, Mr..
md Mrs. Albert Burge. Rev. B. Earl
Parker of Marion. former pastor of
he ceremony. The young people will
eside in this city at 2311 North +
street
Mr.. Harold Barnard has gone to Ma
ion to remain until after his mar
iage on Saturday to Miss Helen
3urge.
Mrs. Henry Kluter entertained a
lumber Of guests to luncheon and
inner Thursday at her home on
'outh Fifteenth street. The guests
rom Cambridge City were: Mrs
iihler. Mrs. Cornell. and Mrs. Krone
n the afternoon the party augmented
y Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Jones and Mrs