The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-01


enjoy a pretty informal dance to be
given this evening at the Country
club by Mrs. George Williams, Mr.
Howard Campbell and Mr.. and Mrs
Dudley Elmer as courtesy to Miss
Marie Campbell, who is leaving this
month for Florida for an indefinite
stay. Yellow chrysanthemums, tall
palms with the graceful ferns will be
used In arranging the pretty club
house. The Dixon Saxophone trio will
play the order of dances. A collation.
will be served. This is one Of the
prominent social functions of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Huntington had
as their guests over Thanksgiving. Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Huntington Of Cincin-
natl. and Mr.. and Mrs. Stamm with
Mr.. Gordon Stamm Of Northside, Gin
cinnati A dinner was served at noon
at the Huntington homo In the Elwell
apartments and In the afternoon the
guests formed q party at the Muir
ray.
Mr.. Arnold Patterson of Springfield,
Missouri, Miss Ruth Patterson OF
Indianapolis. Mr.. Alfred Laning Of
Muncie, and Miss Alice Laning Of Ind.
annapolis, are spending the Thanks.
giving vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Laning, North Seventh street.
Mr. John Dunn returned to Dayton
last evening after spending the
Thanksgiving vacation with friends
Miss Edith Raines went to Kokomo,
. Indiana, Wednesday to spend Thanks
giving weekend and attend dances
given by the members of the Beta Phi
Sigma and Phi Delta Kappa fraternity.
Miss Cora Lichtenfels has as her
guest at her home in the Wayne apart
ments, Miss Hazel Saunders of Mid
dletown, Ohio.
The committee for December at the
Country club has not been named. It
will be announced within a few days
and several functions during the holt
days will be features at the club
house.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Gay enter.
tanned a family party and a few
friends at Thanksgiving buffet sup
per followed by very informal dance
at their home, North Meridian street,
last evening In honor of their guest,
Mrs. Mary Davis Craig of Chicago
Indianapolis Satr
The Gays are former residents of
this city.
The fraternity colors purple and gold
were used last evening in decorating
the Odd Fellows hall when members
of the Omicron ri Simga fraternity
gave its annual Thanksgiving ball.
Strands of purple and gold ribbon were
arranged from the center of the hall
to the balcony. The lights were shaded
with purple and gold. Piano, violin
and drums furnished the dance music.
Among the dancers were Misses Paul.
inc Hiatt, Bernice Judy, Marion Rus
sell, Marguerite Ramp, Betty Tudor,
Marjorie Owens, Mildred Parker, Dor
othy Clark Margaret Smith, Margaret
Klingenbiel, Leona Corey, Nellie Cor
don, Marguerite Brinkmeyer Of India
napolis, Mary Foley, Hazel Henderson,
Marie Duwane, Phyllis Butler, Mar
garet Jones, Olive Jones, Carolyn
Smith. Cora Harris, Mildred Town
send, Hazel Mashmeyer, Edna Brink
meyer of Indianapolis, Marie Peters,
Bernice Pickett, Alta Mcpherson,
Messrs. Robert Davis, Forest Cart
side, Howard Lane. Mark Johanning,
James Wood, Stanley Smith. Morris
Haner Roscoe Gambler, Earl Hewitt,
A. J. zimmerman, John Weber, Carleton
Scott, Thomas Collins, Joseph Smith
meyer, Harold Grimes, j. G. Curry,
Harry Smith. Frank Bescher, Lloyd
Dye, Walter Caslet, Herschel Thomas,
Raymond Aiken, Earl Kinley, Clay
Runyan, Gerald Tudor. Lawrence
Hoover, Richard Brehm. E. A. Wysong,
Herbert Bradley and Stanley Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Stanley, Mr.. ard
Mrs. Alvin Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Grimes and Mr.. and Mrs, Frank
Crichet.
For the pleasure of several guests
Miss Mary Louise Norris gave beau
tifully appointed five hundred party
this afternoon at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Hieger, South Thir-
teenth street Decorations in keeping
with the season were used. After the
game a luncheon was served at the |
small tables. The guests were Misses
Mary Lahrman, Katherine Bartel, |
Janet Seeker, Lois Johanning, Estella
Knode, Maxine Murray and Miss Helen
Eggemeyer
In honor of Miss Gertrude Smith, a
teacher in the Union City schools and !
who is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Smith in Cincinnati.
during Thanksgiving vacation a formal
reception will be given Saturday after
noon by Miss Louise Kuck of Cincin-
natl. Miss Smith has with her Miss
Harvine Ortlip and Miss Helen Harvey
OF Union City. The Smith are former
residents of this city.
Miss Anna Dallas will entertain Mrs.
Raymond Mather's Sunday school class
of the First Presbyterian church, Sat-
urday afternoon at her home, North
Fifth street. The time will be spent
in sewing for some worthy family.