The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-17

I. ne regular weekly dancing party
was given last evening at Cedar
Springs hotel, and while not as large
~ attended as previous parties, owing
10 he social features connected with
the State golf tournament, the dance
was very we'll attended. About TWEEN
ty or thirty couples were on the floor.
The dancing hall was decorated In a
most becoming manner. banks of
palms, enlivened with cut flowers
were placed around the hall, and
the effective decorations, arranged in
an artistic way, lent an added effect.
OF Richmond people about twenty
were present, several small dinner
parties being given by Richmond so
ciety folk. the guests afterward re-
naming for the dance Music was
furnished by an excellent small or
chestra. Several small diner parties
We're given at the Springs last ev-
ening.
Tie golfers from over the State
We're informally entertained last ev-
ening at the CountrySClub. Several
small parties were held at the club
house, the decorations of which are
particularly handsome.
A smoker was given at the West
colt last evening inahonor of the
WISHING golfers, and was attended by
abent twenty-five men.
Miss Ruby Hasecoster will enter
tain this evening for Miss Mary Hill,
whose marriage to Mr. Earl Mann
will oeura October A. This will be the
first of series Of social events to be
given in homer of Miss Hill.
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The Spider Web Sewing Club
was formed at the home of Miss Hill.
ola Werner, in South Eleventh street
this week.
aE MISS Edna Miller entertained
company of young women yesterday
at her home in North Tenth street,
the, affair. being given for Miss Mil
ler''s guest, Miss Lucille Bowman, of
Indianapolis. Whist formed the fea-
!, ature. and the hours were enjoyably
spent. Misses Juliet Swayne and
Maude Lamb won the prizes and Miss
Mary Shiveley was awarded the con-
solation. An elegant luncheon was
served. As company of twelve was
present.
Mrs. Julia Robbins entertained the
lady members of the choir of Grace
M. +. church yesterday afternoon at
her home in North Tenth street. The
hours We're spent in a most enjoyable
manner, in social way. A short
program. consisting especially of
short articles and several musical Sc
lections was given, and we'll appre-
ciated The guests enjoyed a very
pleasant time.
Miss Anna Ross, of this city, play
ed the Lohengrin wedding march at
the Mullin-Kramer wedding at Rush
vile. The wedding was one of the
prettiest of the season, and was held
at the home of the brides parents.
The bride was gowned in blue silk,
and carried American Beauties. Dur
ing the ceremony Miss Ross played
The Wayside Chapel. The wedding
was followed by an elegant dinner
Mr.. Mullin and Miss Kramer are two
of Rushville's most popular young
people, and the wedding was attended
by many out-of-town guests. Miss
Ross returned home and afterwards
left for Cincinnati.
Mrs. J. O. Barber entertained the
women of the Madison Circle For
sign Missionary Society of the First
M. E. church, this week at her home
in South Thirteenth street. The meet
ing was quite well attended, and a '
program of unusual excellence was
given. The papers and articles on
missionary work proved interesting to
the members. After the, program a
business session and a social hour