The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-24
Society Notes

were hidden among the shubbery. Lit
tie Miss Evelyn Carr was given live
rabbit as a prize for finding fifteen
eggs, and little Miss Mary Magaw,
who found only one egg was also CIV
en- a live rabbit After the egg hunt
the children were taken In the club
rooms which were profusely decorat-
ed with spring blossoms. The mantel
and piano were covered with sprays
of bridal wreath, and peach blossoms
decorated the chandeliers, doorways
and corners. Large sprays OF red ber-
ries adorned the booth in one corner
OF the room where refreshments were
served. A grab bag containing small
favor for each guest provided amuse-
ment for the children, as did the
dance which followed. Light refresh
ments of ice cream and cookies, IN
the shapes Of animals, were served,
after which story telling was enjoyed
The children gathered in circle while
Miss Mary Mather told interesting
children's stories. To the small chill
dren who could not take part In the
activities, dainty little pink Easter
baskets tied with blue ribbons were
given. The party yesterday was ar
ranged by Mrs. T. B. Jenkins, Mrs f.
r. Beatty and Mrs. Joseph Mills.
The Arlington hotel will be the
scene of the largest card party Of the
year Saturday afternoon when the an
nual benefit party for the French or
phans will be given. Last year nine
orphans were adopted from the pro-
ceeds of the party and 1t Is expected
that these subscriptions can be re-
newed from the benefits of the party
Saturday Euchre, auction bridge and
five hundred will be played, and tables
will be provided for those who wish to
knit or do needlework instead OF play
cards. A number OF handsome prizes
have been donated for the party.
Tables will be paced in the dining
room, and parlors OF the hotel, and
playing will begin at 2 o'clock Mrs.
John NJ. Lontz, Mrs. H. H. Goldfinger
and Miss Mary Woods are arranging
the party and have tickets for sale.
All women of the city are invited and
may purchase tickets from any mem
Der OF the committee or at the hotel.
Mrs. D. II. Cummings of South Four
teenth street is in Cincinnati visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cannon Of Hyde Park.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Cosgrove en-
tertained a number of relatives and
friends at dinner last Sunday at their
home. Covers We're laid for Miss Ella
Goodwin Of Cambridge City, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Thomas, Earl Thomas,
Mable Thomas, Elma Thomas and
Roxie Thomas. all Of Chester, Mrs.
Anna Petry, Miss Josie Petry, Mrs.
Mary Miller, Malcolm Miller, Virgil,
Carl, Blanche and Harry Cosgrove,
and Ira Kirkman of this city. In the
afternoon Mr.. ard Mrs. Harvey Petry
and Mr. and Mrs. George Weeks called
at the Cosgrove home.
Mrs. J. A. Walls entertained small
party at breakfast yesterday morning
at her home. Covers were laid for
the Rev l.. E. Murray. the Rev. and
Mrs Roy L. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Pet
It's Reid. Miss Margaret Windsor, Mrs.
Mary T. Windsor, Mahlon Walls and
Mrs. Walls. <-
Members of the Y. NJ |. will give an
Easter dance this evening in their
club rooms. Pryor's orchestra Of
Eaton will play for the dance. All
members and friends are invited.
Mrs Robert Hudson who underwent
an operation at Reid hospital las
week, is reported to be improving.
In celebration of the seventy-sixtf
birthday anniversary of Mrs. Johr
Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Harri
son entertained the following person!
at dinner last Sunday at their home
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph Harrison ant
daughter. Nora. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wilt, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Harrison anC
son, John, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harri
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmon Polly, Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall Harrison. Mr.. Ant
Mrs. Stanley Harrison and family, MI
and Mrs. Walter Harrison, Mrs. c. A
Mcdonald, Miss Edith Mcdonald Mis-
Ethel Davis, Elmer Harrison, Anse
Harrison, Lloyd Mcdonald. Senior Nc
Donald. Amy Lowell, Kathleen Harri
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harrison
Harry Harrison. Pearl Harrison, Al
drew White and James Polly.
Mrs. Margaret Joy and daughter
May, who have been spending the win
ter in Washington, ID. c., are spend
INK le" udyS mere Will MTo Vh d
Kettler at her home on North Fourt
street. They will leave in a few day
for Ragged, Wyo.. to visit Mrs. JOY
son there. Mrs. Joy and daughter ar
visiting friends in Dayton, O., today,
Frank Lancaster has returned I
Chicago after spending Easter wit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willial
Lancaster of South Seyenteent
street.
The Cosmopolitan club met yeste
day afternoon with Mrs. Edwin Moor
at her home on West Main street. AT
er the business session a social hot
was enjoyed. several contests bein
features Of the entertainment. Mr.
Fred Haisley and Mrs. w. L. Stun
received favors in the contests.
two-course luncheon was served b
the hostess. The club will meet neA
with Mrs. e. B. Stamback at her HON
in Washington court.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brumfield hav
returned from Indianapolis where the
spent Easter.
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