The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-29

Ninety-three dollars was made yes
terday afternoon when beautiful auc-
tion-bridge party was given at the
home of Mrs. Rudolph G. Leeds on
South Eighteenth street, by a social
committee composed Of Mesdames
James A. Carr, Frank Lackey, Rudolph
G. Leeds, w. p. Robinson, Albert D.
Gayle, Julian Gates and Burton Carr
for the benefit of the Country club.
The rooms were beautiful with clus-
tiers of spring flowers and ferns. Vel
low flowers were in evidence and the
attractive favors. twelve in number.
were tied with the yellow ribbons, car.
rying out the color scheme. The pro-
cecds will be turned into the general
furnishing fund. The game was play
ed at several tables. Over sixty per-
sons attended and those who were
unable to attend sent in their dollar.
At the tables favors went to Mesdames
w. o. Crawford, Frederick Carr. R. AL
len of Cincinnati, Robert Study. Ray
Shiveley, Frank Druitt, H. S. Needham,
Charles Mcclure, Thomas Nicholson.
Harry Lontz. and Misses Ann Nichol-
son, Esther Coate and Mary Clements.
Tea was poured in the dining room,
the guests being seated about the
apartment The tea table was artistic
in it's appointments Of yellow and Law
ender flowers. Mrs. James Carr and
Mrs. Frank Lackey presided at the tea
urns. t1or assistants in the dining
room were Miss Elizabeth Marvel.
MesdameS W. P. Robinson, Albert D.
Gayle, Julian Gates. Rudolph G. Leeds,
Burton Carr and Willard z. Carr.
Those who enjoyed the ga lie were
Mesdames Charles MCGUIRE, Harry
Elma Van Heusen, John Thompson.
Newell Todd, W. O. Crawford. Paul
Comstock George Gates, Julian Gates.
Pobert Study, Richard Study. Burton
C-rr, Frank Lackey. James Carr, S. E.
CT'ith, Ray K. Shiveley, George Seidel.
Omar Hollingsworth, Walter G. Butler.
Frederick Carr. Frederick Bates,
Frank Braffett Jeanette Bland, Omar
G. Murray. John H. Nicholson. H. S.
Ncedham, Dudley Elmer, Walter Engle.
Clarence Gennett, E. n. Gray. Joseph
Mills. Earl Mann. Fred J. Bartel, w. R.
Poundstone, Paul Price, Albert Reed,
Wilbur Hibberd. George IeBoutillier.
Henry Goldfinger, Stanley Hayes. John
NJ. Lontz, Misses Ruth Scott. Dorothy
Land, Eleanor Seidel. Ann Nicholson,
Mary Clements. Ruth Pennell. Mar
earct Farrow of Detroit. Michigan
Cit Fliason and Margaret Starr.
r2limcnting Miss Arva Jackson,
ic-elect, Mrs Howard Venting
/ Miss Mary Hig' ~ entertained
number of guests last evening at the
home of the former on South West
Seventh street. The affair was mis-
cellaneous shower. The bride-elect re.
ceived number OF pretty gifts. A de-
1icious luncheon in several courses
was served. The guests were Misses
Arva Jackson, Alice Griffin, Grace
Smith, Edna Dickinson, Harriet Dick
inson, Olive Bowman, Ruby Shaw, FL
sic Thornburg, Florence Spaulding,
Ruth Wicket. Elizabeth Starr, Edna
Starr, Mesdames Paul Harris and Will
bur Snelle.
A movie party will be given Mon
day evening by Mrs. Wilbur Snelle in
honor of Miss Arva Jackson. Supper
will be served at Finney's.
A dinner will be given Sunday even
ing by Mrs J. A. Walls at her home on
Laura Major, Halle Lemon and MI.
Trip of the College of Missions of In
dianapols, who will talk at the First
Christian church Sunday. The guests
will include members of the Mission
circle.
15S2-A Good Stvle for the