The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-31

In celebration Of the ninety'nrst
birthday anniversary Of Mrs. Tracy B.
Hill. dinner will be given this even
ing at the home OF Mr.. Theodore Hill,
South Thirteenth street. The table
will be arranged with spring flowers
and ferns. A dinner in several courses
will be served Covers will be laid for
Mrs. J. Z. Weller Of Philadelphia. Mr..
Harrie Dilks of Buffalo, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cotton OF Elk
hart. Indiana, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Coale and children of vincennes, In.
diana, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Ferguson,
Mrs. Dilks. Miss Dorothy Dilks, Mr..
Theodore Hill, Mrs. Tacy B. Hin,
Misses Mary and Sarah Evans, Mr..
and Mrs. Leander J. Woodland. and
Mr.. George Dilks and children.
One Of the charming social functions
OF the early spring.time was the IN.
formal musacle given Friday afternoon
by Miss Mildred Schalk at her home
on North Eighteenth street, In honor
Of her house-guest. Miss Emma Doep.
pers of indianapolis and Miss Carolyn
Hutton Of this city. Musical numbers
were given by Miss Doeppers, Miss
Hutton, Miss Ruth Peltz, Mrs. Fred
Bartel, Mrs. F. w. Kruger, Mrs. Glenn
Dennis. and Miss Schalk. The pro-
gram was q splendid one and was thor
oughly enjoyed by the guests. In the
living room were blooming plants and
carnations. in the center Of the dining
room table was very massive bou.
quet Of calla.lilies, snap.dragons, DAT
fodils, sweet peas and forget-me.nots
with birds and butterflies soaring over
II. The assistants in the dining room
were Misses Mary Candy, Carolyn Hut
ton. Dorothy Dilks, Norma Runge and
Madge Townsend. When the tea was
served, each cup bore a dainty hand
painted butterfly which announced the
engagement Of Miss Carolyn Hutton
to Mr.. Ellwood Griest of Lancaster,
Pennsylvania. This announcement
came as surprise to most Of Miss
Hutton's friends. Miss Hutton is one
Of the popular young women in
Richmond and very talented violin
list. Miss Hutton is graduate Of high
school. has attended Earlham college
on the Cincinnati Conservatory Of Mus
&c. Mr.. Griest and Miss Hutton were
class mates in George school near Phil
adelphia and their engagement is the
cultivation Of romance which began
in their school days. Mr.. Griest Is In
the employ Of the Gas and Electric
company at Lancaster. Pennsylvania.
The guests were Miss Carolyn Hutton.
Miss Norma Runge. Miss Emma Doep-
pers of Indianapolis. Miss Elizabeth
Townsend. Miss Mary Candy. Miss
Dorothy Dilks, Miss Ruby Clark, Miss
Ruth Scott, Miss Martha Scott, Miss
Lucille Nusbaum, Miss Mable 'Hase-
meier, Miss Elizabeth Hasemeier. Miss
Helen Buckley, Miss Julia Lchtenfels,
Miss Edna Johnson, Miss Alice Hill.
Miss Bertha Waterman, Miss Ruth
peltz. Miss Mary Mather, Miss Blanch
Luken, Miss Martha Whitacre, Miss
Francis johnson Of Logansport. Miss
Alice Knollenberg. Miss Gertrude Bar
tel, Miss Edith Moore, Miss Madge
Townsend, Mrs. Henry Townsend, Mrs,
William Whitacre, Mrs. Richard
Smith, Mrs. Charles Unthank. Mrs.
George Thomas, Mrs. Seth Dingley,
Mrs. Eggemeyer Mrs. Lewis Kluter,
Mrs. John Evans, Mrs. Fred NJ. Crow
ell Of Cincinnati, Mrs. E. R. Beatty,
Mrs. Will Keller. Mrs. Raymond Math-
er, Mrs. F. W. Kruger, Mrs. Edward
Hollarn, Mrs. Mather Kelsey. Mrs.
Russell Brown. Mrs. Fred J. Bartel,
Mrs. Glenn Dennis, Mrs. Frank Cham
bers, Mrs. Herbert Cotton of Elkhart,
Indiana, Mrs. Frank Watt, Mrs. Karl
Allison, Mrs. Percy Sprague, Mrs.
Edgar Brown, Mrs Howard Dill, Mrs.
Lewis King, Mrs. E. E. Meyer andsMrs.
Edward Schalk.