Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 190, 14 June 1912 — Page 5

THE RICH3IOXDi"PAIjIiADIUM AND SUN-T ELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1912.

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Social Side of Life Edited by ELIZABETH R. THOMAS Phone 1121 before 11:30 In order to insure publication in the Evening Edition

"THE RIVER TURNS." The river turns to the peaceful breast Of the brooding sea, The redbird turns to his mate in the nest, The bud to the bee; Oh learn, my love, from this sweet unrest And turn to me. The twilight sinks in the arms of sleep At the day's decline; The spent winds softly sink as they weep In the arms of the pine Come down, O love, from your frowninr ;teep And sink i mine. The breeze haB a tale for the ear of the rose And her fragrance is stirred; The spring has a secret that every 4 one knows But I have not heard; O love, ere the miracle draws to its close, Whisper the word! Louis TJntermeyer in "First Love."

FOR MISS CORWIN. What proved to be a most charming social event for Thursday was the informal tea given yesterday afternoon by Mrs., Will Earhart and Mrs. Ray Ilolton in honor of Miss Florence Corwin who will be given In marriage to Mr. Edgar Fisher Thursday morning, June the twentieth, at the pretty new home of Mrs. Earhart in South Twentyflrst street. About one hundred and ten invitations had been issued there being only ten regrets. The hours were from three until Ave, and four until six o'clock. The reception, living, dining rooms and den were handsomely deccrated for the occasion with garden flowers. Peonies, June roses and daisies being very conspicuous in the decorative motif. In the different rooms assisting the hostesses were Mrs. John B. Dougan, Mrs. W. F. Starr, Miss Margaret Starr, . Mrs. Edgar F. Hiatt, Miss Katherine Rettlg, Miss Florence Shute, Miss Hilda Sbute and Mrs. Joseph Hill. Miss Catherine Eldridge of Franklin, Ohio, who has been spending the year here with Mr. and Mrs. Earhart, Miss Edith Fisher of Eaton, Ohio, and Miss Julia Williams of Cincinnati, O., presided at the punch bowls. The assistants wore pretty summer frocks lending added beauty to the happy occasion. There were a number of pretty afternoon frocks worn by the women guests. This was one of the most enjoyable aifd delightful social events of the wek.

GUESTS HERE. ' Honorable and Mrs. Greathouse of Indianapolis attended the High School commencement last evening. While in the city they are being entertained by Professor and Mrs. Isaac Neff.

A GUEST HERE. Miss Maree Handley of Pendleton, Ird., Is the guest of Miss Ruth Haller, 00 Linden Avenue. She came to attend High School commencement. She expects to return home Saturday.

DANCE THI8 EVENING. A dance will be given this evening in the pavilion at Jackson Park by Mr. Charles Twigg and Mr. Grant Fry. The young people of the city are invited to attend.

. RECEPTION COMMITTEE. The reception committee for the alumni reception to be held this evening at the High School Is made up of Miss Mooney, chairman, Mr. John Longutreth, Mr. Harold Taggart, Miss Pearl Earnest, Miss Esther Beck, Miss Arllne Barlow, Mr. Frank Schalk, Mr. Wilfred Jessup, Miss Katherine Rettlpr, Mr. Wilbur Hasemeier, Miss Marguerite Rush, Mr. Roy Compton, Miss Elizabeth Williams, Miss Jean Lupton, Miss Luclle Townsend, Mr. Walker Land, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Craw

ford

MRS. MATHER HOSTESS. Asking in about sixty guests, former friends of Mrs. Grant of Peru, Indiana, who formerly resided here, Mrs. Harry Mather entertained with a

charming Informal tea this afternoon

at her pretty home In South Eighth street. The hours were from three unw r T T T T T I I f 1 T T T T T T T f 1 Kennedy's

til five o'clock. The bouse was beautifully decorated throughout with roses pnd ferns. Miss Mather, Miss Cornelia Shaw and Miss Katherine Eldridge presided at the punch bowls. The assistants in the dining room were nieces of Mrs. Mather and were Miss Mary Jay, Miss Elizabeth Jay, Misses Bertha and Stella Kelsey, Mrs. Frank Chambers and the Misses Mather. Little Miss Louise Mather also assisted her mother in entertaining.

DANCE SATURDAY. A social dance will be given in the Jackson Park pavilion Saturday evening. Music will 'be furnished by Harris and Steinkamp.

DINNER PARTY. Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Nieman delightfully entertained witM a six o'clock dinner last Sunday at their home in South Eighth street in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith who were married last week. The colors used throughout were pink and white. The guests included: Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith, Mrs. Smith, Miss Ina Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nieman, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sudhoff, Mr. and Mrs. Howird Sudhoff, Master Robert Sudhoff, Mrs. M. Hunnemeier, Miss Louise Nieman, Master Frederick Nieman and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nieman.

FOR BRIDE-ELECT. Mrs. Herman Pilgrim and Mrs. Carl Puning entertained last evening informally at the home of Mrs. Pilgrim in South Fourth street. The house was decorated with flowers and ferns. Mufic and games featured the evening. The affair was In honor of Miss Clara Duning who will be married soon to Mr. Harry Tubesing. Late in the evening a luncheon was served. The color fccheme yellow and white was carried out in all the appointments. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Duning, Mr. and Mrs. Will Duning, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tuebsing, Mr. and Mrs. Will Richardson of Cambridge City, Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pilgrim, Mr. end Mrs. Oscar Nolte, Mr. Raymond Duning, Mr. George Kauper, Miss Marie Elkmeyer, Miss Clara Hofheintz, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duning, Miss Louise Erk, Miss Bllckwedel, Miss Freda Bllckwedel, Miss Mable Feeger, Miss Meyer and Miss Emma Kemper.

FOR MISS HOOVER. Honoring Miss Laura Hoover, a June bride Mrs. Harry Jordan entertained Wednesday afternoon at her home Northeast of the city. The afternoon was spent socially. Luncheon was served.

A GUEST HERE. Mrs. B. F. Watts, nee Miss Nellie Johnson of Leesburg, Florida, is the guest of Mrs. J. E. Cathell, having come to attend the Earlham College commencement. Mrs. Watts is a graduate of the college. She will be glad to meet her former friends again.

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SOCIAL EVENTS. A number of social events

scheduled for today.

The "Upper Trail" will be present

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torium. The public is invited to attend. The affair is under the auspices of the Boys' department of the Y. M. C. A.

Mrs. George Reid is giving the last

of a series of parties this afternoon

at her home in South Fourth street. Many visiting guests are attending. The Alumni reception will be held this evening in the High School. The affair promises to be most enjoyable. A business meeting will be held previous to the social session. Miss Laura Gaston will give her last recital for the year at Earlham College. Members of the Music department at the college will

participate. Several Richmond people will take part. A dance will be given this evening In the pavilion, at Jackson park by Mr. Charles Twigg and Mr. Grant Fry.

SHOWER FOR BRIDE. Honoring Miss Laura Hoover who will be married this month to Mr. EdKar A. Menk the Mrs. Edith Jordan and Miss Eliza Menk gave a prettily appointed party Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jordan. The affair was in the nature of a linen shower. The house was prettily decorated with peones and roses, where the guests were entertained. The bride-elect received many useful and pretty gifts. Late in the afternoon, ice cream, htrawberrles and cake was served. Those present were the Misses Laura

Hoover, Lulu Hampton, Bertha Bulla, Nellie Morrow, Bertha Hodgin, Gladys

Jordan Izora Little, Eliza Menk, Mrs. Pauline Townsend, Lulu Webster, Haze! Martin, Esther Estell, Edith Jordan, Mrs. Jerome Jordan and Mrs. A. J. Menk.

committee has arranged for a number of entertainments which no doubt will assist materially In making the event a success. An orchestra will furnish

music throughout the evening.

TO ATTEND COMMENCEMENT. Mrs. Frank Howells and daughter, of Danville, Indiana, are in town visiting with relatives. They have come to rttend the Earlham College commencement exercises and the State Sunday school convention which will be held Jn this city the latter part of the week.

DATE SET. The wedding of Miss Ruby Kelly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kelly of North Twelfth street and Mr. Gus Hafner, will be celebrated Wednesday morning, June the twentysixth at eight o'clock in the St. Andrew's church. A large number of Invitations will be issued for the affair.

kitchen utensils. The bride-elect received a number of pretty gifts. The guests numbered eight. A luncheon was served late in the afternoon.

TO ENTERTAIN. A week-end party in honor of Mr. Gus Hafner and Miss Ruby Kelly, who will be married soon, will be given by Miss Mary Morse at her pretty country home Saturday and Sunday. The guests will number twelve.

SOCIAL THIS EVENING. A social will be given this evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Patterson, 405 North A street by the ladies' aid society of the Fifth Street Methodist church. All members and friends are invited to attend.

TO MARYLAND. Miss Edna Jones of South Thirteenth street, has gone to Baltimore, Maryland, 'where she will spend two months the guests of Dr. and Mrs. George Bond. Mrs. Bond was formerly Miss Llda Jones of this city. She will be accompanied home by Dr. and Mrs. Bond who will visit with kinspeople here for a fortnight.

LUTHER LEAGUE. Mr. and Mrs. William Hawekotte were host and hostess last evening for p. meeting of the Luther League at their home in South Seventeenth street. After the business meeting the hours were spent socially.

TO DETROIT. Mr. and Mrs. Sharon E. Jones and daughter, Miss Anna Mae will go to Detroit Saturday where Mr. Jones will rttend a Hardware Convention. Later they will visit relatives and friends in Inlay City.

TO CINCINNATI. Mrs. Henry T. Burns has gone to Cincinnati, Ohio, for a short visit with friends and relatives.

A GUEST HERE. Miss Cornelia Barlow of Kokomo, Indiana, ws the guest of Miss Mable Hasemeier of South Seventh street yesterday afternoon.

TO RETURN. Miss Anna Newman of this city, who has been teaching in the Fort Wayne High School during the past year will return home today. Miss Newman's many local friends will be glad to greet her again. She has been teaching art in the High school.

ALUMNI RECEPTION. The Alumni reception of the Richmond High School will be given this evening in the High School building. The affair will be in honor of the class that graduated last evening and also fcr all graduates of the High School. The dues are fifty cents and persons desiring to attend may pay the dues at the door this evening. The reception

FOR MISS KELLY. Honoring Miss Ruby Kelly, a June bride, Miss Lucile Polglase entertained charmingly yesterday afternoon at her pretty home in North Eleventh street. The affair was in the nature of a miscellaneous shower. The rooms where the guests were entertained were entertained were decorated with

UPPER TRAIL. The public is most cordially invited to attend the "Upper Trail" which will be presented this evening at the Garfield auditorium by the members of the Boys' Department of the Y. M. C. A. under the direction of Mr. Herbert Pettijohn. boys' secretary. The affair will begin at eight fifteen o'clock. A special price of admission will be made to the pupils of Garfield school and members of the boys' department who will not participate in the play.

ber who Is to be married this month. The guests were Miss Marguerite Hublard. Miss Katherine Martin. Miss Mabel Gant, Miss Haldee Forsythe. Miss Ruth Longley, Miss Dorothy Kami. Miss Mary Critchlow. Miss Franc Brown. Miss Ethel DeVaney. Miss Anne Ketterman. Miss Clara Nelson, Miss Josephine Woodward. Miss Pauline Hoss. Misses Mabel and Elsie Felt. Mies Verna Sweetman. Miss Ruth Hendrickson, Misses Katherine and Martha Brown. Miss Marguerite Boy-

er. Miss Verna St Clair. Milt Gertrude Ituitt, Miss Lucille Scott. Miss Mary Cravens. Miss Elizabeth Bogart. Miss Miriam Furnas and Mrs. Frank Woolicg; fro moat of town were Miss Katherine Hadley, of Seattle. Wash.. who is to be one of the attendants at Mies Trueblood's wedding; Miss Edith . Stout, of Faoli, and Mrs. Frank Adtms, of Rockvllle. Indianapolis News. The Misses Felt often visit here with their cousins. Misses Elisabeth ted Hazel Thomas.

STEREOPTICON LECTURE. A stereopticon lecture will be given this' evening at the Second Presbyterian church. The public is Invited to attend.

SORORITY ENTERTAINS. The Butler College chapter of Kappa Kappa, Gamma gave a pink and white luncheon today at the Columbia Club for Miss Edna Trueblood, a mem-

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