The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-24

| The wedding will be an event of the
early fall at Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Jarrett. north of
this city, near Fountain City, will
celebrate their golden wedding an
niversary next Tuesday.
The Historical Society is enjoy
ing an. all-day session today at Foun-
tain City. Both a morning and aft
ernoon program is given and several
Richmond members Of the society
have prominent parts in the program.
The topic for the day is "Pioneer
industrial Amusements,' and several
Of the older members Of the society
will have talks on this topic. An
elegant basket dinner was served at
moon,
Miss Lola Deitzen, who is well
known TO many relatives in Richmond
was married yesterday to Mr.. Otto
Gotham, Of Terre Haute. The we'd
ding occurred at the brides home IN
Anderson. Invitations were received
ere.
David Bispham, the great baritone,
will be heard in this city this fall.
! The announcement made yesterday
has caused wide spread of interest
among the musical people Of Rich
mond. Mr.. Bispham will give a re
cital on October 10, and the event will
be the musical treat Of the entire sea-
son. without a doubt. A chorus will
be on the program with NH. Bispham
| for his recital.
Miss Marguerite Wilke has left for
Tarrytown, New York, to en- er
school.
Rally Day will be observed with
appropriate exercises by all of the
Sunday school tomorrow. In the
afternoon, at the Christian church
union rally meeting of all Sunday
schools will be held.
A number of Richmond young
men who are attending Purdue will
give a dance this evening at Tecum-
sch Trail.-Lafayette Call.
The Friday Night Club, of Cam
bridge City, held the second meet
ing of the year last evening at the
home of Mrs. J. f. Reese, in that
city. The attendance was pleaslngly
large, several guests of the members
from Richmond visiting the club for
the evening. Pretty Communications
were in the parlors. The feature
Of the evenings pleasure was pro-
gram. Mrs. Reese read a paper on
"Felix Holt,' in an entertaining
style. Mrs. Pusinelli's "Four Won
en-" was greatly enjoyed, and Mrs.
Fl. f. Penny gave several arguments
to prove that Conversation is Lost
Art' After the excellent program
the guests enjoyed social hour.
Mr.. Paul Hooten, of Newcastle,
and Miss Daisy Hamilton, of Mt.
Summit, were married at the home
of the brides parents yesterday. Rev.
erly resided in Richmond, and is re-
membered by numbers of former,
friends. Miss Hmilton is one of the
most popular young girls of Mt. Sum-
nit
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the English Lutheran church cele
brated its twenty-ffth anniversary
Thursday evening with silver jubi-
lee meeting, held at the home of Mrs.
\. III. Bartel, pa south fourth street.
The jubilee meeting, thank offering
session, was attended by about one
hundred of the members of the society
and their friends, and the afternoon
was spent in most delightful man.
ner by the guests. Exercises appro-
pirate to the silver anniversary Of the
society We're held and a program was
given.
Miss Macaulay read extracts from
letters from absent members. Mrs.
Johnson. a returned missionary from
Korea. spoke for a short time on mis-
sion work in that country. Her talk