The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-28

CluD ny Iue IuculUcIS VI INC OStOOOl
social committee composed OF Mrs.
George Seidel, Mrs. S. E. Swayne
and Mrs. s. Z. Smith. A luncheon was
served at 1890 o'clock and the rooms
were made festive with autumn leaves
and other decorations in keeping with
the season. A number Of the members
enjoyed the luncheon while number
augmented the party after luncheon
and participated in the auction-bridge
game. Those fortunate in securing
favors were Mrs. Fred ]. Bartel,
Misses Helen Nicholson and Mary
Clements. Mrs. Omar Hittle, who Is
in the city for time, Mrs. James
Noel and Miss Julia Landers OF Indi-
annapolis, were special guests. Among
the members who enjoyed the hos
pitality Of the hostesses were Misses
Olive Eliason, Julia Landers of Indi-
annapolis, Ruth Pennell. Ann Nichol-
son, Esther Coate, Helen Nicholson,
Martha Scott, Dorothy Land, Mary
Clements, Eleanor Eeidel, Mesdames
John H. Nicholson, George Seidel,
John Thompson, Jeanette Bland,
John M. Lontz, Milton Craighead,
Jeanette G. Leeds, G. s. Treglown,
Ella Van Heusen, james Noel Of In
dianapolis, Omar Hittle. Fred Carr,
Paul Price. Omar G. Hollingsworth,
Ebert Shirk, Harry Needham. Galen
Lamb, Frederick X. Hicks, Walter G..
Butler and Fred J. Bartel.
A prettily appointed luncheon was
given yesterday at 1 o'clock by Miss
Helen Hadley at her home, West Main
street, when she entertained number
of her friends. Halloween decora-
lions we're used in arranging the
rooms. Yellow flowers and ferns ap-
pointed the table. The place cards
were of dainty handpainted designs.
Miss Marjorie Hagan Of Seymour, Ind,
was a special guest. Covers were laid
for Misses Mildred Nusbaum, Helen
Johnson, Anna Fetta, Marjorie Cen
nett, Letha Chrow, Marian and Helen
Hadley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller McVay, Of
Xenia, are visiting their son, w. G..
McVay, North Ninth street.
Halloween decorations made the
Knights Of Columbus Hall attractive
last evening when a committee Of the
lodge gave one of the most successful
dancing parties Of the season. Autumn
leaves with weird emblems sugges-
tive OF the occasion were also in evil
dence. The Runge orchestra played
the order Of dances. A number of
persons responded to the attractive
invitations issued some days ago.
Among the dancers were Misses Mary
Barton, Marie Dillon. Blanch Dillon,
Elizabeth Kennepohl, Rosetta Vos-
meier. Bess Goldrick, Anna Harring-
ten, Mary Knauber, Mary Foley, Ethel
Toos of Eaton, Ohio, Ernestine Law
renee, Helen Lawrence, Marguerite
holland, Mable Steinkamp, Rose Tau
be, Constance Pardieck, Regina Brod-
erick, Blanch Griffin, Clara Pardieck
of Cincinnati, Gertrude Maley, Helen
Vossmeier, Rosetta Vossmeier, Mary
Pardieck Of Cincinnati, Rhea Turn
er. Nell Gordon, Marie O'Brien,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Klein,
Messrs. Walter Cronin, Martin Fall,
Joseph Braderick. Edward Hart, Frank
Lawrence, James Harrington, James
Goldrick, Harold Grimes, Clarence
Werner, Ray Lichtenfels, w. Sagen,
r. J. Ryan, Frank Kiser, Joseph Par
deck, Ollie Often, Ray Quinlivan, Ed
ward CHASER, Edward Brannon, J. P.
O'Brien. Michael Motion. Will Kin
sella, Paul Mccarthy. Julian Dunbar,
Paul Fettig and Will Knauber.
Many charming social functions
have been given for Miss Frank Ed
mundson, who will be married next
week to Mr.. Ray Sporting, and last
evening Miss Edith Strattan extended
another courtesy when she entertained
at her home on Kinsey street with a
miscellaneous shower. Vases and bas-
kets filled with yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS were used in decorating the
rooms where the guests spent the
hours socially. A musical program
was given by Miss Ruth Wickemeyer,
Miss Ruby Crowell and Mrs. John
Longstreth. The bride-elect received
a number of pretty gifts. A delicious
luncheon wasi served. The guests
were Misses Frank Edmundson, Carrie
Modelin, Clara Ralph, Ruby Crowell,
Ruth Wickemeyer, Nina Edmundson,
Flora Edmundson, Mesdemes Russell
Strattab, Angie McDivitt, Myron Keel
or, Fred Rossiter, o. S. Nixon, Calvin
Edmundson, Harry Reid, Edward
Longstreth, John Longstreth, Myron
Crane, Edward Crowell, Lyman Ly-
bouldt, Clarence Huffman and o. G..
Smith.
A dinner was given last evening by
Mr. and Mrs Russell Scanlon at their
home in New Castle in honor of Miss
Ruth Edgerton and Mr.. Clay Runyan,
VINO attended the Beta dance in New
Castle last evening. Covers were laid
for Misses Ruth Edgerton, Marie Scan
Ian, Messrs. Howard Huddleston,
Clay Runyan and Mr.. and Mrs. Scan
Ian.
A successful recital was given last
evening by the pupils Of Miss Marjorie
Beck at her home, East Main street
Torty-Hve guests enjoyed the program
Among those who took part were
Misses Dorothy Davenport, Francis
Martin, Masters Ray Kuhlman, Harold