The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-02-15

Gentlemen's night, the paramount
occasion OF each season, was observed
by the Athenea society, Tuesday even
ing when husbands of the Athenaea
members, entertained the club with a
sumptuous banquet and Valentine par
ty. which viii be numbered among the
most gala affairs of this season. The
guests were received at the West Rich
mond Community house and pink
hearts were distributed by which per-
sons received their dinner partners.
The banquet was served in the parlors
of the West Richmond Friends church.
The banquet hall presented beau
tiflR setting with its lovely decorations
carried out in the colors of pink and
white apropos of Valentine. The tab
les, arranged in the shape of an ga"
were laid in white and decorated in
pink, and illuminated by tall pink tap
ers supported In crystal holders. Many
crystal vases filled with pink rosebuds
ornamented the tables, being alterna-
ted with the candlesticks. In the center
of the "A" tall pedestal held great
basket filled with. the pink roses.
Covers We're marked with pink hearts.
A dinner in five courses was served,
In0 pink ana WllC6 COlOTS U6lHB Cdl-
ried out IN the refreshments and con-
fections. Members of the Ladies' Aid
of the West Richmond Friends church
served the dinner. At the close of the
banquet, Dr. w. J. Smith, chairman OF
the committee ON arrangements, in
troduced Dr. N. S. Cox, as postmaster.
The rest of the evening was given to
toastS, repartee and music. Those par
tioipatfng in the program and the order
In which they came were: DR.. Charles
Woodman, DR.. Allen d. Hole, Mrs.
Lewis G. King the Rev. Louis 7. Jones,
Mrs. William J. Hiatt, Mrs. Effie Hall,
Miss Alice Moorman, Miss Stanton of
Earlham college, and Cyril Pitts and
Mark Heitbrink, Of Earlham college.
Among those for whom covers were
laid were: the Rev. and Mrs. Charles
NJ Woodman, the Rev. and Mrs. Louis
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs Rufus M. Allen,
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bond, DR.. and Mrs.
Allen d. Hole, Mrs. Frank Coffin, DR..
and Mrs. N. S. Cox, Mrs. Helen Bar
nard, DR.. and Mrs. S. Edgar Bond,
Judge and Mrs. William A Bond, Mr..
and Mrs, Walter l.. Dalbey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dempsey E. Dennis, DR.. and Mrs.
Lee G. Hoover, Mr.. and Mrs Garwood
Ireden, Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood l.. Jenk-
ins, Mr.. and Mrs. John III. Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis C. King, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer E. Lebo, DR.. and Mrs
Z. H. Mendenhall, Miss Alice Moor
man, Miss Nancy Moorman, Miss
Maude Toms, Miss Katherine Quigg
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gluys, Mrs. Eff
fie Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Hi
att, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hodg1n
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Hoeffer, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. Nicholson, Mrs. Elizabeth
Toms. Mrs. Sarah Stetson, Mrs. VIII
liam Wicket, Mrs. William H. Quigg
Mrs. Phillip Schneider, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert w. Randle, DIR. and Mrs. W
y. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ]
Doan, Miss Mary Cadwallader, Miss
Margaret Wicket, and Mr. and Mrs
A. NJ. Gardner
Mrs. Rella Chenoweth entertained
Tuesday evening with pretty sur
prise party for her daughter, Miss
Mary Chenoweth, in honor OF her
birthday. The evening was spent In
formally with cards and dancing. Al
q late hour a two-course luncheon
artistically appointed in red and white
was served. A white birthday cake il
Illuminated by miniature red candles
ornamented the center of the table
Favors TO each guest were miniature
red birds. The invited guests were:
Miss Esther Reid, Miss Josephine
Hiatt. Miss Dorothy Reese, Miss Deri:
Puckett Miss Mary Carman, Mis-:
Marguerite Cox, Mrs. Clem Roberts
Mrs. C. Leslie Sinex, Miss Esther
.Coyle, Miss Clara Daub, Miss Anna
Dallas, Miss Greta Sisk, Miss Heller
Snodgrass, Mrs. Haurine Bradley an(
AIiss Mary Chenoweth.
for one of the lovely Valentine partie
of the week when she entertained TO
the NJ. NJ NJ. club Tuesday evenin,
at her home on North Twentieth
street The club has changed it
name and will hereafter be known a
the Amistad club. The evening wa
spent in contests the favors going t
Mrs. Harry McMinn and Mrs. PER-,
Moore. Valentine colors were CARRIE
out in the luncheon appointments
Those present were: Mrs. Raymon
Smith, Mrs. Merle Bowen, Miss Mar
Thomas, Miss Marjorie Pickett, Mrs
Perry Moore, Mrs. Earl Allen, Mrs
Darrell Watts, Mrs. Ray Kinder, Mrs
Russell Moss, Mrs. Ralph Kittle, Mrs
Harry McMinn, Mrs. Russell McCle
Ian, Mrs. Carl Roop and Mrs. Olive
Overman. The next party for the clu
Will be given by Mrs. Merle Bowen a
her home, North Thirteenth street
March a.
Mrs. Rudolph Erik and Mrs. Cliffort
Haworth entertained informally Tues
day afternoon at the home of the lat
ter on North Seventeenth street wit
2 farewell party for Mrs S. /. Horne1
who is leaving soon for permanen
residence at Cambridge City. Musi
and contests formed the entertain
ment for the afternoon after which re
freshments were served. Favors I
each guest were Valentines. The CUES
of honor was presented with tw
books by the guests. Among thos
present were: Mrs. S. I. Horner, Mrs
Benjamin Barr, Mrs. John Hugo, Mr..
Holman. Mrs Charles Worth, Mr..
Harry Fossenkemper. Mrs. Harr
Grove, Mrs. James Hart. Mrs. job
Ruhl, Mrs. Ora Nook, Mrs E. Hasty
Mrs Mary Bond, Mrs. George Flen
ing, Mrs. Frank Ruche, Mrs. Mar
Llewellyn, Miss Irene Davenport, Mr.
Rudolph Erik and Mrs. Clifford H;
worth
Mrs Paul Harris will entertain We,