Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 307, 30 October 1912 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND TaLLADIUM AIM) SUX-TELEGRA31, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 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

DINNER AT HOTEL. L. most elaborate social event for Tuesday was the dinner party given Id the evening at the Hotel Westcott by Mr. Fred Ayers, in honor of the AyresBrehm bridal party. The table was attractively appointed with flowers and ferns. At each place were miniature candles. Pink roses and ferns formed an attractive ceterplece for the table The bride's gifts to her attendants were gold brooches Jilagreed and containing the signet of the bride and groom. The groom's gifts to the ushers and his best man were scarf pins set in pearls. They were very beautiful and artistic. The place cards were hand painted designs. Miss Brehm, the bride-elect was attired In a beautiful gown of pink messallne trimmed in lace striped velvet, the pale pink being In evidence in the corded material. Her hat was a large pink velvet one trimmed in aigrettes. Miss Marguerite Canady, of Danville, Illinois, whl will b maid of honor, wore a handsome gown of yellow satin trimmed in amber trimmings. She wore a large picture hat to correspond. Miss Garnett Williams, of Ashevllle, North Carolina, who will be bride's maid was attired In a velvet gown trimmed in chantilla laces. She wore a large white beaver hat trimmed in rosebuds. Mrs. Ray Umpleby, who will sing at the wedding and who Is a cousin of the bride-to-be wore a black messallne gown with crystal trimmings. Her hat was a large black picture one. Miss Mary Lyday of Dayton, Ohio, wore a white xaessallne gown with pink and blue handpalnted drapery. Her hat was of white trimmed In pink and blue. The men guests were Mr. Fred Ayers, Mr. Arthur Lyday of Dayton, Ohio, Mr. Harry Brehm, Mr. Ray Umpleby, Mr. Hobart Canaday of Danville, Illinois, and Mr. Paul Canaday of Danville, Illinois. Previous to the dinner a rehearsal was held at the First Presbyterian church where the ceremony will be solemnized this evening.

ENTERTAINED LODGE.

The fourth degree of the assembly of the Knights of Columbus, which includes twelve members were entertained In a delightful manner last evening by Mr. John Zwissler at his home in South Tenth street. An elegant dinner In four courses was served at seven

o'clock. The table was beautifully ap

pointed with chrysanthemums and ferns. Covers were laid for Rev.

Father Cronln, Mr. Henry Pohlmeyer,

Dr. J. H. Luken, Mr. Andrew Moorman, Mr. John Collins, Mr. John Zwissler, Mr. James P. Dillon, Mr. George Zwissler, Mr. George Staubach, Mr. Arnold Klein, Mr. Michael Lawrence. Rev. Father Roell was a guest of the occasion. After dinner an election was held resulting as follows: F. N. John Zwissler. F. C. George Staubach. F. A. M. J. O'Brien. F. P. W. H. Kelley. F. S. Rev. Cronln. F. Comp. Arnold Klein. F. S. James P. Dillon. O. S. Andrew Moorman.

MARRIED IN HONOLULU.

Word was received here today by

;Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keelor of the mar

riage of their son, Mr. Horace Keelor,

to Miss Louise Whipple. Miss Whipple was a nurse in a hospital at Honolulu. They expect to return to the states in about three months. The many friends

of Mr. Keelor are glad to extend hear

ty congratulations. He Is well known in this city as he had a residence here

with his parents for many years.

HALLOWE'EN PARTY.

A pretty Hallowe'en party was giv

en last evening at the Guyer home in the National Road, west. JThe living room and den had been transformed Into a miniature forest. Small trees and autumn leaves were used in profusion. The lights were shaded by the means of yellow globes made of yellow paper. Heart dloe was played at four table. Tho favors went to Miss Lois (Will lama of Elwood and Mrs. Lois Chenoweth. After the game the guests enjoyed dancing. A dellaious luncheon

was served. The guests were Mrs. Lois Chenoweth, Miss Lois Williams of Elwood, Indiana, Miss Ivy Russell, Miss Ruth Bartel, Miss Mable Guyer, Miss

Harriet Dickinson, Miss Opal Lovin, Miss Edith Guyer, Mr. Floyd Murray, Mr. J. Stanley, Mr. William Saunders, Mr. Ben Johnson, Mr. Howard McMinn, Mr. Ralph Guyer, Mr. Fred Ros-

siter, and Mr Walter Engelbrecht.

at all dances, Mrs. Chas. Eubank, e'en with jack-o'-lanterns, autumn chairman, Mrs. Walter Senor and j leaves, witches, black cats and many Miss Don Fuller. Mr. Frank White, j other motifs. A luncheon consisting chairman, Mr. Clyde Ryan and Mr. L. ' of pumpkin pie, doughnuts, apples and

F. Essenmacher. A special committee

was appointed to have charge of the Hallowe'en dance, Mrs. Chas. Eubank chairman, Mr. Chas. Carroll, Mr. Howard Weist, Mr. Walter Shute and Mr. Herschel Fuller.

HONOR PARTY. Honoring Miss Mabel Feeger, a November bride, Miss Frieda Blickwedel entertained in a charming manner at her beautiful home in South Eighth street. Hearts were played at four tables. Games and music were enJoyed by all. The color scheme.

, green and wnlte, was carried out in ! all appointments. The chandeliers in

pop-corn was served.

VISITING HERE. Mrs. Carl Bernhardt of Indianapolis, Is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Vaughn of North Tenth street, for a few days.

PARTY AT CHURCH. The Ladies' Aid society of the First

Magaw, of Kansas City, Missouri, who the St. Paul s Episcopal church. Rev. hundred Invitations have fceem Issued I

is visiting her mother here for several j Lightbourn. rector of the church will j for thta function.

days. After the game the hostess . perform the ceremony. Many invltaserved a delicious luncheon. The club ! tions have been Issued.

At exactly the same hour the wed-

will meet next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Walter Craighead at her apartments in the Cornell apartments.

IMPORTANT EVENTS. Two important weddings are scheduled for today. It seems quite a co-

Tickets for th9 Lyceum FeetlvaL November 17th to 24th are iew bo

ding of Miss Ruby Brehm. daughter ; lng delivered and eeeta reserved at of Mrs. Cora A. Brehm and Mr. Fred the office of the Y. M. C A. Season Avers, will be celebrated In the First I tickets ZM with reserved -

Presbyterian church. Today the dec

orators are busy transforming the

church into a veritable bower of beau-;

Transferable.

incidence that both of the events will ! ty. Mrs. Fred Miller, organist will j rf Ti . A ,, be celebrated at exactly the same play a number of bridal air. Mr. '4 XiSQiejrS IjrOCCry hour. Miss Nellie Wlgmore. daugh-. Rae Umpleby. a cousin of the bride, t for Baked Ham (COOked X

Presbyterian church will meet Friday ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wigmore will sing "Because" and "O Promise JnnA and Fresh Pot&to 1

church parlors. The affair will be in the nature of a thimble party.

j Meeks of Columbus. Ohio, will be i married this evening at six o'clock In

After the ceremony at the

church a reception will be held at the home in South Eighth street. One j

TO CINCINNATI. Tr and Mrs. W. A Park

Cincinnati yesterday afternoon to see I parIor and ing rom were en the "Garden of Allah.' Thev will re-! twined with smilax. cupids and heart

turn home today.

HALLOWE'EN 60CIAL. Last evening the Young People's So

ciety of the St. John's Lutheran

church gave a social in their hail in South Fourth street.

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1 puiLiuim auu uuuiua were uecu-i

rated with corn fodder, pumpkins and Chinese lanterns, which were artistically arranged by Mr. Herbert Schuer-

man.

Pumpkin pie, doughnuts, popcorn.

candy and coffee were the refresh- j ments.

The following program was render

ed: ;

Address Mr. Ed. Steen .

Vocal Solo Mr. Harry Schuerman;

Recitation Miss Alice Sieck ! Piano Solo . . . .Miss Nora Kehlenbrink j Recitation ...Miss Alice Schuerman. Piano Solo.. Miss Pauline Gildenhard

"Why Hallowe'en is Celebrated". ... 1

Teacher Ditmar

In the dining room where Junch was served, myrtle entwined from a beautiful dome. In the center of the table was a large basket of white roses and ferns. White miniature baskets tied with green chiffon and filled with mints were given as favors together with hand painted bridal place cards. rt'i - i.- J . . , :

i i nube ntviieu were. .iis Kemper, Misses Mary and Emmf. ; Schuerman, Miss Minnie Lohman, i Miss Helen Feeger, Misses Oda and Flora Sturm, Miss Bertha Kemper, , Misses Eda and Alice Schuerman. , Misses Edna and Clara Hoffheinz, Mrs. Walter Dunning. Mrs. Fred , Wiesehahii, Mrs. Claude Addleman, ! Mrs. Walter Kuntz, Mrs. Charles Kuhlman, Anna Blickwedel.

TO ENTERTAIN. Miss Myra Scott will entertain with a Hallowe en party Thursday evening at her home in South Fourteenth 6treet. The guests will be masked. MEETS FRIDAY. The Woman's Home Circle of St. Paul's Lutheran church will meet Friday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock in the church chapel. The meeting will be addressed by Mrs. M. F. Johnston. She will talk on her trip to Europe All members are invited to attend.

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MEETING TODAY.

The Tuesday Aid society is meeting

this afternoon with Mrs. Logan at her home, 120 South Fourth street.

HAS RETURNED. Dr. Richard Schillinger has returned from Colon, Michigan, where he was a member of a fishing party.

AUXILIARY MEETING The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Sons of Veterans are invited to a Hallowe'en party to be given Thursday evenIn? at the heme of Mr. fnd Mrs. John Taylor, corner West Fifth and School streets. All members are requested to come masked and enjoy themselves.

DANCING CLUB. The Fairview Dancing club will give

an invitation Hallowe'en dance at its hall on School street Saturday even

ing, November second. Only those In-

HALLOWE'EN PARTY. Miss Esther McNeil entertained about twenty-four guests last evening at her heme in North Eighth stree;. The function was in the nature of a

Hallowe'en party. All the gueau st'-eet. Bridge waa pnved Pt several I

vited will be privileged to attend. An came masked. They met at the home tables. The favors went to Mrs. Nor- ;

enjoyable time is anticipated. At the of Mrs. Edward Stigelman in North mm Craighead. The guests for the

club's last business meeting a recep- Fourteenth street. The McNeil home afternoon were Mrs. Ray Helton. tion committee was appointed to act was decorated appropriate to Hallow- Miss Edna McGuire and Mrs. Wilson !

MRS. GAAR HOSTESS Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Russeli Gaar entertained the memVer of the Tuesday bridge club st her home in tho Husson apartments -'n East Main

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