Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 149, 5 June 1915 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TEUSGRAM. SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1915

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SATURDAY Lawn party at the country home of Mr. and' Mrs. M. C, Stegall. : . .- SUNDAY The Eikenberry family reunion at Glen Miller. MONDAY Mrs. Allen D. Hole will observe her last at-home for the year. Queen Esther club of Rebekah lodge meets with Mrs. Russell Strattan. Monday Afternoon Thimble club meets with Mrs. Walter C. Woodward. M. E. T. club meets with Miss Lenora Woodworth. - Dorcas society meets with Mrs. William Seeker. ; ' TUESDAY Card party at the Moose hall. Aid society of South Eighth Street Friends' church. Spring Grove Sewing circle meets at 2:30 o'clock. Home Economics Study club of District Number Six meets with Mrs. Greenhoff. ; WEDNESDAY The wedding of Mr. Everett McConaha and Miss Maud Becher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Becher, will be solemnized at 7 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents. Picnic at Beallview park given by the Elks. Wedding of Mr. Frances Moormann of Rushville, and Miss Jessie Cronin will be solemnized in morning at 8 o'clock at St. Mary's Catholic church. Missionary society of Grace M. E. church meets at home of Mrs. M. C. Price, west of the city. Woman's Loyal Moose circle meets. Queen Esther Missionary society of Grace M. E. church entertained by Home Missionary society at the home of Mrs. M. C. Price. Woman's Home Missionary society of First M. E. church meets. Mrs. Harry Lontz entertains card club. Woman's Aid society of Reid Memorial church holds an all-day meeting at the church. THURSDAY A card party at Eagles' hall. Woman's Relief Corps meets. All-day meeting of Woman's Aid society of Reid Memorial hospital at home of Mrs. E. G. Hill, East Main street. Open house and dance at Y. M. I. club rooms given by the Ladies' Auxiliary. Busy Bee club meets in the lodge room at Kelly building, with Mrs. Elmer Cooney hostess. u Woman's Collegiate club holds annual picnic at home of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hale on the Henley road. v Mission Circle of the Universale church me4ts with Mrs. Judy, South Ninth street. FRIDAY Recital at Earlham college given by head of the music department. Card party at 2:30 in the Eagles' club. SATURDAY Entertainment given by Phoenix and Ionian societies at Karl ham college.

Miss Lucile Carney gave a recital this afternoon at her hme on North Seventh street. She Was assisted by a number of her pupils. The program was as follows: Taps H. Engleman Lulu May Bettelon, Clara Carrington (a) Welcome C. Granschals (b) Wooabine Waltz. . R. Clifford Bittle Margaret Mercurio (a) Loves Golden Dream George Stevens (b) Moon Winks George Stevens Clara Carrington Recollections of Home.... J. S. Fearis Thomas Turner (a) Sunshine Caprice ..Edward Read (b) King of the Air. . .Julius Johnston Lulu May Bettelon Grandfathers Song German Song Sylvia Brower, Margaret Mercurio (a) Two Larks Leschetizky (b) Fantasia Mozart Thelma Baker Valse Chromatique Chopin Helen Baker Idle Moments R. Lishner Anthony Mercurio Kings March H. Engleman 'Edith Winters Les Sylvia Chaminade Mary Long Reverie Carl Kern Ruth Wilson Gitana Carl Heins Op. 156 Edith Winters, Thelma Baker. A banquet marked by its attractive decorations was given last evening at the Hotel Westcott for members of the Senior-Sophomore class of Earlham college. Professor and Mrs. Elbert Russell, Professor Hadley and Miss Gladys Bassett were special guests of the classes. All the decorations for the table were in pink and green. Pink roses intermingled with the greenery formed a center piece for the table. TLe banquet was served in the main dining room. Mr. Janney Hutton acted as toastmaster, Miss Pearl Earnest, gave a toast on "Allies," Mr. Homer Nixon on "Bombs," Mis- Rachel Stutsman on "Sub-Marines." Fred Hollowell on "Przemysl" and Professor Elbert Russell on "Arbitration." Miss Carolyn Hutton played several violin numbers. Covers were laid for over ninety persons. Members of the Senior class are Misses Mary Brownell, Edna Charles, Ruth Clark, Helen Dunn, Pear! Earnest, Myrtle Farquhar, Fredenca Gustin, Lois Hathaway. Eleanor Huff. Rheua Logan. Zola Ratliff. Inez Shrader, Donnabelle Chenoweth, Eleanora Shute, Inez Swain. Helen Tufts, .Mary Wells, Messrs. Ray Brubaker, Leslie Carey, Emerson Cloyd, Charles Uavia, Carlton Edward, Prise Engle, Robert Fisher, Earl Fowler, Wallace Gifford. Murlie Hinds, Fred Hollowell, Benjamin Johnson, Howard Kinnaman, Cyrus Lancaster, Edward McKinney, Henry Miller, Roland Nusbaum, Earl Rowe. Charles Semler, Harold Taggart, Loumie Vaughan and John Winslow. Sophomore class members are: Misse3 Edna Semler, Ellie Bowen, Zalene Bryan. Hattie Campbell, Rachael Stutsman, Mary Carter, Helen Sumption, Mariana Dickinson, Mildred Easterling, Loraine Fields, Celina Gehr. Eleanor Gifford. Florence Hadley, Mary Roberts, Mary Hartman. Ruth Harvey, Lola Haworth, Evelyn Suption, Fern Hiatt. Esther Hiss, Mary Hiss. Tressie Thomas, MaryJones, Ruth Kelsey, Anna Kirk, Yuri Wanataba, Agnes Lowell Mary Mather, Helen McClure, Jennie Mer anda, Glayds Neal, Ethyl Williams, Margaret Norton. Clara Winslow, Luciie Nusbaum, Esther Pence, Ruth Ptery, Agnes Ratliff, Opal Reed, Edna Reynolds, Lillian Rice, Nora Wood, Lynore Rich and Jane Winslow. Messrs. Gilbert Shambaugh, Elmer Barnes. Franklin Beals, James Benson, James Briggs, Leland Calvert, Ascha Carter, Crull Champ, Garfield Cox Carey Dixon, Pennington Edwards, Everett Ellis, Dorsie Green, Leland Hadley. Joseph Hall, Hubert Hodupp, Samuel Hutton. Walter Jerge, Earl Kemp, William Kinkaid, Marin Kuehn, Bryon Kuth, Charles Lewis, Lawrence Llndley. Joseph Little, Robert Loree, C. Mills, Elden Mills, Harold Peterson. Harold Williamson and Edwin Winslow.

kerchief shower given last evening at the home of Mis Arline Barlow on North Ninth street, by Misses Barlow, Martha and Mildred ' Dickinson and Alice Kamp. The decorations were in yellow and white, the colors which will be used when Miss Marguerite Rush will be married to Mr. Everett Engelbert, June 24. The shower was arranged for the pleasure of Miss Rush. - A number of beautiful handmade handkerchiefs were given to the bride-elect. The evening was spent socially and with music and games. A pretty bride's book was presented to Miss Rush. . Later in the evening the guests were invited to the dining room where an elaborate luncheon was served. In the center of the table was a pretty box in which were placed the handkerchiefs'. The box was arranged with' yellow tulle bows and surrounded by a wreath of marguerites. Strands of ribbon were brought from the chandeliers and fastened by means of bows at the corners of the table. A cupid was also conspicuous in the. table appointments. For each guest there was a corsage bouquet. Miss Rush had a boquet of marguerites. The guests were Misses Electa Henley, Emily Walker, Nellie Feasel, Elizabeth Morris, Edith Moore, Elizabeth , Sudhoff, Florence Ratliff, Margaret Knollenberg, Grace Woodyard, Mamie Lott, Marguerite Doan, Blanche and Dorothy Rush, Mary Jay, Marguerite Rush and Mrs. Jane Jones-Bailey.

One of the early June weddings will take place next Thursday morning at St. Bridget's church, when Miss Edna Coughlin will become the bride of Dr. Thomas P. Donahue. The bridal party yill include Mrs. George Swain, Mrs. Walter Eaton of Indianapolis, cousins of Miss Coughlin; Mrs. J. Madison Walsh of Washington, Mrs. Walter Engle and Miss Blanche Luken of Richmond. Liberty Herald. Miss Luken .will play several violin numbers at the wedding. The West Richmond W. C. T. U. meets Monday afternoon with Mrs. Hall at her home on West Main street.

Mr. Russell Veatch of Connersville will spend Sunday here the guest of Miss Hazel Thomas of North C street. In honor of Mr. Cecil Swisher of Liberty, Indiana, Mrs. Floyd Clutter entertained in a delightful manner yes terday afternoon and evening at her home on North Fifth street. In the afternoon the guests enjoyed an automobile ride about the city. At 6 o'clock a delicious dinner in several courses was served. The table ap

pointments were in pink and white. The guests were Misses Irene Bishop, Edith Savage, Frances and Mable Roser, Florence Wentz, , Catherine Ellis, Helen Murray, Messrs. Cecil Swisher, Harry Thomas, Ray Eliott, C. Ottenfeld. Earl Moore, Everett Savage, Marius Fossenkemper and Earl Thomas.

One of the most beautiful pre-nup-'tial events of the month was the hand-

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President and Mrs. Robert L. Kelly will entertain members of the senior class of Earlham college this evening at their home on College avenue. - The affair will be in the nature of a reception. Members of the faculty will also be in attendance. In the receiving line with the host , and hostess and assisting in the reception rooms will be Prof, and Mrs. Arthur M. Charles and Prof, and Mrs. Allen D. Hole. The rooms will be artistically decorated, with flowers and ferns. Garden flowers will also be in evidence. Miss Agnes Johnson and Miss Binford will assist in the dining room. Mrs. Tena Carter and two sons of Fountain City. 111., are quests of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bershem, 913 Boyer street.

Mr. Paul Ai Beckett is spending the week end with friends and relatives at Mechanicsburg, Ind. Miss Neva Hardin of Fortville, Ind., is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. N.' Gray, of the Murray flats. Mr. H. E. Thornburg leaves Monday for a two weeks' fishing trip in Wisconsin. Mr. J. H. Hardin, who has been visiting Miss Helen McMinn on North Nineteenth street, has returned home. The wedding of Miss Grace Beck, daughter of Postmaster and Mrs. C. B. Beck and Mr. Kirk Chamberlain Schaidle of Cleveland, O., was solemnized today at Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Schaidle will have a residence iq Cleveland. Their many friends in this city extend congratulations and wish they happiness. Mrs. E. R. Beatty went to Anderson this afternoon to attend a family reunion. Mrs. Edward Beatty and children oi Columbus, O., who have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Beatty on East Main street, left today for a visit with relatives at Logans-port.

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guests included members of the 'Jolly Ten club. The hours were spent socially and with needlework. Misses Alice ' and Ida Sieck were special guests. A dainty luncheon was served. Members present were Mesdames Leo Smith. Lee Ridgeway, Howard ' Mashraeyer and daughter Janet, A. C. Jones and daughter, Charles Seters and son, B. Jackson and Virgil Appleton. . Misses Mary Heidelman, Hilda Feltman, Josephine Pfelffer, Marian and Florence Torbeck and Constance Pardeick will go to Dayton Sunday to spend the day. Messrs. and Mesdames Clyde Gardner and F. E. Winchester motored to

r--ahd-YlaIted. Mr. and Sffa. W.; E." Klein. i: t.KAi , MreV.George CoggeshaU was hostess yesterday afternoon for. a meeting of the Good Time Needle -club. Mrs. Longfellow 'was a guest. In two weeks Mrs. Roy Fry will, entertain the club. Mrs. Arch Webb entertained the Hiawatha .Literary - and .Social club Friday .afternoon at her country home. The hours were spent socially and with needlework. ' Luncheon was served.' ; - ? - i

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and ferns. A delicious menu was served , Covers were laid for twentynine persons.

Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Krueger, Miss Elizabeth Krueger and Master William Krueger are leaving the latter part of June for a trip through the east. Prof, and Mrs. Van Doren, Coach and Mrs. Whiteside chaperoned the frolic held yesterday afternoon north pf the city by the junior and freshmen classes. The guests left the city at 4 o'clock in seven large hay wagons. A delicious picnic supper was served. Nearly all the class members attended. Favors went to Mesdames Edward Cooper, George Reid and Frank Watters yesterday afternoon when the members of the Five Hundred club were entertained by Mrs. O. O. Smith at her home on South Eleventh street. Mrs. Lynn Shaw and Mrs. E. E. Longstreth were guests. A delicious luncheon was served. In two weeks Mrs. Webb Pyle will entertain the club. Miss Agnes Osborn has returned from Purdue university, and will spend the summer in this city.

Mr. Edward Kriete and Miss Edna Kriete of Lima, O., have come to attend the funeral of Mrs. Mary Kriete.

The Aid society of the Second Presbyterian church will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Semler at her home on the National road, east. Mr. Wilbur Ball will return this evening from Purdue university, w here he has been attending school;

Oriental Crochet club members met Friday with Mrs. Clinton Sell.

Messrs and Mesdames William Bartel and Michael Kelly have returned from a trip through the west.

Fifteen girls, school friends of Miss Jessie Cronin gathered at the Cronin home on North Ninth street last, evening and gave the bride-to-be a miscellaneous' shower. Orange blossoms and roses were, used in appointing the rooms. The evening was spent social ly and 'with music and games. A luncheon was served. The guests were Misses Meta Pfafflin, Mary Barton, Blanche Griffin, Ruth Marlatt, Bessie Goldrick, Mary Porter, Uphrassia Man ier, Alma Pfafflin, Maijorie Meagen, Ruby Cavanaugh, Helen Linehan, Regina Broderick, Mary Crump and Alice McManus. Miss Edna Kriete of Lima, O., will spent the week end with Miss Hazel Thomas at her home on North C street.

A luncheon, marked by its attractive decorations was given at 1 o'clock today in the ordinary at the Hotel Westcott by Mrs. Abbie Hirst, when she extended a courtesy to her guests, Mrs. Charles Miller, wife of Governor Miller of Delaware, and her daughter Miss Margaretta Miller of Wilmington, Delaware. The table was artistically decorated with early summer blossoms and ferns. The table was artistically decorated with early summer blossoms

Complimenting Mrs. Warren Lacey who leaves Monday for Chicago, where she will study music, the members of the choir of the Grace M. E. church,under the direction of Mrs. Grace Gormon and members of a musical organ

ization gave her a farewell party last evening at the church. Mrs. Albert D. Gayle is visiting with kinspeople in Kentucky for a week.

The Mission Circle of the Universalis! church, will meef Thursday after noon with Mrs. Judy at her home, 124 South Ninth street.

The Ladies Eible class of the Third M. E. church tntertained the Men's Bible class last evening at the church. A literary program was presented. A band also played.

Mrs. Frank Crichet and little daughter Miss Ruth, with Miss H. M. Jones left this morning for Denver, Colorado, and Ogden, Utah, where they will spend the summer. They weie accompanied to Chicago by Mr. Crichet. The Ladies of the G. A. R. met Friday afternoon in the Post room at the court house and spent the afternoon making comforts. The hours were spent socially. Refreshments wers served. Mrs. Frank Clawson was among the hostesses who entertained recently for Mrs. J. H. Harder of Decatur, 111. The

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