The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-10

One of the most beautiful Christina q,
parties of the season took place Fri /
day evening when Mrs. Claude ". |
Addleman entertained at her home on |!
Pearl street for members of the Daffo- /
dill club and their husbands Holly |
clusters, poinsettas. tall French bas- |
sets OF red roses tied with great bows
Of red ribbon, red candles in crystal
holders were combined in converting
rooms into a Yuletide setting for tn
affair. Poinsetta flower shades COW
cred the lights which illuminated the
rooms. Music and games We're en-
loyed during the evening, and as an
added feature songs and recitations
We're given by each guest. Gifts We're
distributed by Santa Claus. Later 4
prettily appointed luncheon was serv-
ed by the hostess. The table held a
Christmas tree illuminated with col
ored lights. About the tree was ar
ranged a miniature Christmas land
scape, with winding rivulets, snow
covered plains, tree-covered slopes,
and on them little towns, sheep and
shepherds. There was a miniature
Christmas tree at each cover. Red
Tosebuds were given as favors. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Little, Mr.. and Mrs Howard Long
fellow, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fogel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Snavely, Mr. and
Mrs. George Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Darnell,
Mr.. ard Mrs. John SchatteI, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Meeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Siegel, Mr.. and
Mrs. William G. McVay, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles U. Dove and Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude W. Addleman.
Mrs Frank Glass was hostess for
one of the lovely functions of the sea
son when she entertained with a ban
auet Friday evening at her East Main
street residence for the annual guest
night of the Hilltop Sewing club.
Christmas decorations were effective
ly used through the rooms. Dinner
was served at two long tables illum-
mated by white candles in crystal
holders and ornamented with baskets
of pink and white rosebuds. The host
ess was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
L. Sims. of indianapolis, and Mr.. and
Mrs Francis Glass A musicale pre-
scented during the evening included
piano selections by Mrs. Lewis c.
King and some numbers on the flute
by Paul Ross accompanied by Miss
Esther Reid Charades, games and
contests formed other entertainment
during the evening. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis c. King, Mr.. and
Mrs Paul Ross. Mr.. and Mrs. K. w.
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Addle-
man. Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. REID, Mr..
and Mrs. George Reid. Mr., and Mrs.
George Hill Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Bun
- nj
apolis. Mrs. l.. Sims of Indianapolis,
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Worrall. Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Glass. Miss Esther Reid,
Miss Esther Hill. Mr. and Mrs, Ira
Wood Mrs. Martha Hawkins. Mr. and
Mrs. John Sligar, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Williams. Mr. and Mrs. L. l.. Harris
and Mrs Frank Glass
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Meerhoff enter
tanned with a farewell dinner party
FRIDAY evening at their home on
South Eighth street for Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Hieger, who are leaving next
week for Florida to spend the winter
CHESTS we're members of the Master
Plumbers association. The dinner ia
bic was onamented with a large bow
of yellow chrysanthemums. Game
we're played during the evening anc
Miss Agnes Meerhoff sang seVera
numbers. accompanied by her sister
Miss Louise MeerhOff Among those
present we're: Mr., and Mrs. Henri
Hieger MI and Mrs. John NieWoeh
ner. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stanley MI
and Mrs. Elmer Oesting, Miss Ma
Mcintyre Of Winchester, Charles Tan
geman. and Mr. and Mrs. Will Nicer
'boff
Mr.. and Mrs Seth Dingley. Of Yves
Fifth street are the parents OF a son
John Edward. born Saturday morn
ing at Reid Memorial hospital Mrs
Dingley was formerly Miss Olive Long
Mrs Melville F. Johnston has re
turned from KOkOma where she de
nvered an address on Modern Amer
can Art Friday before the Woman
club OF that city.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Wilson, O
Reaver Falls. Pa, nee Miss Elect
Henley. OF this city. will arrive the la
ter part Of next week to remain owe
the holidays the guests of Mrs WI
sons mother. Mrs. Edgar Henley @
Al South Seventeenth street.
MIR and Mrs Myron E. Hill and sor
Clarence. of South Eleventh stree
are spending the week end in LataA
cite with Mrs Hills brother, Ralp
Rogers, who is attending Purdue un
versity.
Mrs. Jacob Minner, Mrs. Andre
MINER and Mrs. Carrie Stowe have re
turned from Cincinnati, o, where the
attended the funeral OF Mrs. Ma
garct Meister. nee Terbeck. MT'
Neiator was the daughter OF Mr.. an
Mrs. Joe Terbeck, who formerly r.
sided here
Or. Harlow Lindley. OF Earlham co
Iege. is attending the third annul
conference on Indiana history at Ii
dianapols Saturday.
Mrs Mary Price, of North Fifteent
street. who was to leave next wee
for California to spend the wlnte
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