The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-24

, Eight women have been invited and
each woman asks her own partner
thus making sixteen guests and form
/ ing four tables. At the next function
there will be three tables then two
! and at the last party just one table,
thus completing the ch4in. II the af-
fairs are successfully carried out $832
| will be realized.
| Extending a courtesy re Miss Goldie
Painter, who vii, oe married June s
| to NJ. nay Unthank, Mrs. Claude
| Hoover gave 4 prettily appointed mis-
cell4neous shower last evening at her
home, South Seventh street Lilacs
and snsow balls were used in decorat-
| ing the rooms. Several pretty gifts
| were presented to the bride-elect. A
luncheon was served. The guests
were Misses Marie Peters, Ruth Ed
| wards, Othella Wore, Jeanette Sulli-
van, Agnes Puthoff, Pearl Gully, Mil
dred Edwards. Evelyn Edwards, Stella
McGreevy, Inez Wore, Florence Lod,
! wick, Fern Hanes, Katherine Reilly,
Gertrude Clark, Juanita Bickell OF Mid
dletown, Indiana, Della Snyder, Edna
Moser, Ruth Fulghum Of Fountain
City, Mesdames Warren Lucas, ]. L.
Blossom, Richard Strohm. Charles N.
Cook, Andrew Hoover. F. Painter, Ed
gar Meek of Bloomington. D. L. Bous.
! log Of Newcastle, and Minnie Bickell OF
Middletown, Indiana.
Lilacs with other garden flowers
will make the ball room at the
Country club attractive this evening
when Miss Eleanor Seidel. South
Eighteenth street, entertains for her
guest. Miss. Elizabeth Massey OF Biz
mingham, Alabama. The Eyan-Smith
orchestra will play until l o'clock.
guests included In the list OF fifty.
collation. will be served.
Friday afternoon, Mrs Frank Glass,
East Main street, is entertaining with
indianapolis, and Mrs. J. H. Gilchrist
of Chicago.
Misses Eleanor Seidel, Elizabeth
Massey of Birmingham, Alabama,
Messrs Carl Mag, Philip Starr and
MT and Mrs. Joseph Conner are motor
ing to Indianapolis Saturday to remain
over Sunday.
All persons are asked to have their
articles of food at the Starr Piano
rooms promptly Saturday morning as
the sale begins at 10 o'clock. Warm
bread may be procured throughout
the day. The proceeds will be used
for the benefit Of the Red Cross assoc
iation.
Members OF the Omicorn ri Sigma
fraternity will enjoy hike and camp
supper Sunday afternoon at Elmwood,
north of the city. The party will
leave the fraternity rooms at las
o'clock.
The Girls Athletic Association OF
the High school gave its annual ban
quet last evening in the high school
lunch room to $50 girls. The lunch
room was decorated profusely with
flags and G. A. A. banners. Also the
gym where the girls were enter
tanned afterwards. Dainty place cards,
decorated with tiny flags were at each
place and programs with red, white
and blue G. A. AS on them were as
follows: Feast: toasts; toastmistress,
Mildred Nusbaum; Friendship" Miss
Hemmersbaugh Jingle on the G. A.
A., Miss Parke; "To the G. A. A
Miss Finfrock: Freshmen" Dorothy |
Tietz; Sophomore; Mary Louise i
Bates: Junior" Helen Hockett; Sen |
ior," Vera Pfafflin. |
Election returns, presentation OF !
honors by Miss Margaret Wickemeyer,
turnovers by this years officers; presi-
dent, Miss Letha ChroWe; vice presi- |
dent Miss Martha Jones: secretary, |
Miss Amy Fitzpatrick; treasurer, Miss
Nina Edmundson; sponsor, Miss Mar
garet Wickemeyer. The new officers
are: President, Miss Catherine FL /
liott: vice president, Miss Helen Snod- |
grass; secretary, Miss Luranah Shute; |
treasurer. Miss Miriam Hadley; Fresh
men Scouts. Misses Mary Fitzpatrick,
Winifred Comstcck, Demarios Helms; |
Sophomore Scouts, Jane Carpenter, !
Ada Lammott, Fay Schmidt; Junior
Scouts, Misses Helen Edgerton. Mar
jorie Edwards, Margaret Schumann; |
Senior Scouts, Misses Teresa Collins,
Clara Gross, Bessie Buell.. The Junior |
teams in base and basket ball won |
the big championship banners. These /
we're presented to Martha Jones, the
captain of the teams. The high school t
"R" monographs were given to the best !
players In base and basket ball and
were basketball r.: Marie Baker,
Florence Rowe, Nina Edmundson.
Martha Jones, Vera Pfafflin, Phyllis