The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-26


Mrs. George Seidel and her daugh-
ter. Miss Eleanor Seidel, were host
esses for one of the lovely affairs of
the season Wednesday when they en-
tertained with a luncheon and bridge
at the Country club for Miss Anne
Nicholson and Miss Helen Nicholson.
brides-elect. Colors of lavender and
yellow were used in the luncheon ap-
pointments. Small tables were ar
ranged around a large table at which
the guests of honor were seated. The
center table held large baskets of
roses tied with lavender tulle. French
baskets of chrysanthemums tied with
yellow tulle formed the decorations
on the small tables. Covers were laid
for Sc guests. Auction bridge was
played during the afternoon The re-
ception rooms of the club were made
attractive with autumn foliage and
baskets of chrysanthemulns and fall
flowers
Opening of the exhibition of etch-
ings by artists of international repute
Wednesday evening with a tea and
musicale in the Public Art gallery at
which members of the Art association
and their friends will be guests will
be one of the notable events of the
fall season. Josiah Marvel is general
chairman for the event. Tea will be
Z poured by Mrs. Rudolph Knode and
Mrs. Warren Clements, assisted by
Miss Elizabeth Marvel, Miss Edith
Evans of Indianapolis, Miss Mary
Jones, Miss Maxine Murray, Miss Mar
I tina Scott, Miss Holstrom and Miss
Elizabeth Bates. The musicale, ar
ranged by Miss Juliet Nusbaum, will
: Include the following program by an
Z instrumental sextette: Hungarian
Z Dance" No. 2, Brahms; Scarf Dance
/! Chaminade; "Panquita, "Danse An
tlque, "IntermeZzo Russo" and "Min-
uet Antique Mozart. Members of
the sextette are: Ralph Ewing, violin,
+. Bernice Richards, violin, Helen Ro-
Z land, cello, Edward Nusbaum, flute,
David Marvel clarinet, and Juliet Nus
baum, piano. A number of out-of-
town guests will be present, among
whom will be- Miss Edith Evans, of
indianapolis, Mrs. Ebert w Shirk, of
I lRedlands, Cal. Mrs. Nathan Paine, of
OSHKOSH, Wis, and Mrs. Stanley G.
Hughes, of Newport. R. l.
An event of the season will be the
Halloween dance at the Country club
for all members and their out-of-
town guests. Stunts and other special
entertainment is on the program for
those who do not dance. Old-fashion-
ed quadrilles will be danced Elegant
itavors, including, scarfs, and mahog-
any tables are to be given away in
contests. A hot Halloween lunch will
be served at IL o'clock. Music will
be furnished by the Harry Frankel
five piece orchestra. Mrs Walter
Engle is in charge of arrangements
for the affair.
A Halloween masquerade party for
all members of the City Teachers
Federation. will be given Saturday
evening at 8 o'clock, in the high school
gymnasium. A carnival and other
special features are being planned to
make the affair very unique. Elabc-
rate Halloween decorations are also
TO be used in making a picturesque
setting for the masqueraders. Invi-
tations issued, direct to each. guest to
bring pocket full of pennies" The
committee-in-charge is composed OF
the following persons: Miss Eunice
Brokaw. chairman; Shannon D. Neff,
Miss Mary Jay, Miss Dorothy McApin,
Miss Ruth Cross, Harold G.. Little and
Francis Brown.
Nearly 200 persons, it is expected,
will attend the Halloween masquer-
ade ball. which the Syncopating five
will play for at the /. o. o. F. hall,
"Wednesday evening. Elaborate deco
rations and novelty entertainments
are to be features of the dance.
Ladies' night will be observed by
the Kiwanis, Wednesday evening with
a banquet in the Knights of Pythias
temple.
A party of young people motored tc
( Turner's grove, south of the city
Tuesday evening where they were en-
tertained at a weiner and marshmal
low roast. Later the group went tc
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Turn
er, where music, dancing and card:
were enjoyed until late hour. Those
in the party were Mr.. and Mrs. FL
mer Herzler. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Erbs, Mr. and Mrs C. H. Turner, Mis-:
Katherine Daub, Miss Ruth Hozapfel
Miss Ruth Turner, Will Turner, ant
Miss Mildred Klotch.
The Friends Thimble club of thu
Second English Lutheran church wa!
entertained Tuesday in honor of Mrs
B. B. Duke and Mrs. Andrew Burgess
who are leaving soon for Los Angeles
Calf, to spend the winter by Mrs
Mabel Study. assisted by Mrs. Ro.
Roberts, at the home of Mrs. Stud.
on the National Road west. The liv
ing rooms were prettily decorate'
with potted plants for the occasion
The afternoon was spent in needle
work. three-course luncheon wa
served by the hostess. The table hel,
an artistic centerpiece- of California
straw flowers The guests were Mrs
B. B. Duke. Mrs Andrew Burgess
Mrs. Charles Reynolds, Mrs. Lizzi
King, Mrs. Alton Cox, Mrs. William
SHERMAN. Mrs. Chris Wellbaum, ant
the Rev Raymond Isley.
The Knights of Columbus wer
hosts at one of the pretty dancing PAL
ties of the week when they enter
tanned at the |. o. o. F. hall Tuesda,
evening. Music was by the Kolp OF
chestra. Among those present were
Miss Helen Schneider, Miss Marjori
Horn, Miss Flora Dehner. Miss Agne
Harmeling. Miss Anna Brick, Mis-
Nell Vogleman, Miss Alma Mag, Mis-
Agnes knauber, Miss Margaret Kut
ter. Miss Alice McManus. Miss Ma
G tilda Robe Miss Jeanette SchpIl Mis-