The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-25

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ton golfers. It is expected that quite
a party will come over to attend the
tournament which will be distinct
society event. Several women VIII ac-
company the visitors.
Miss Marie Knollenberg gave an all
dav party today at her home In West
Richmond in honor of Miss Katherine
Dennis. whose engagement to Mr.. Ro-
land Louck has been announced. An
elegant dinner was served at noon,
and this evening an informal recep-
tino and party will be given. The
day was spent in very enjoyable
manner. In the party were Misses
Balfonr, Louck, Mccarthy. Phelps,
Bayer, Baker, Dennis, and Ethel Burt,
of Cambridge City; Mesdames Harry
Dennis and M. McQuade, of st. Paul,
MINI.
The card party given in the K. c.
clubrooms yesterday was very pleas
ant affair. After two hours spent at
the games prizes were awaded.
Miss Lena Cunningham, of Indiana
polls, left yesterday for Oden, Mich,
where she will spend a few weeks
with Miss Florence Smith, of this city
at the Smith cottage.
Miss Lydia Eta Van Nostram and
Mr.. Harry Estelle,of Dayton, formerly
of this city, were married on August
6, at ST. Charles, Missouri. They will
be at home at 113 South Thirteenth
street, this city, after October l,
This announcement came as a great
surprise to the many friends of Mr..
Estelle in this city. He was a very
popular man during his residence
here.
Miss Nellie Williams, of this city,
attended picnic given yesterday aft
ernoon in Crandall's grove, near New
castle About twenty young people
were present and spent most enjoy
able afternoon in games. At 81
O'Clock backet luncheon was served
in picnic style.
card party Of the Wednesday Card
Club yesterday. The afternoon was
very enjoyably spent at the games.
The golden wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cottlieb Kiser. of In
dianapolis. was celebrated last even
ing with garden party in the Ger
man House garden, In that city. Mr..
and Mrs Kiser were surrounded by a
large number of their relatives. Near
the archway of flowers under which
Mr.. and Mrs. Kiser stood, were
massed baskets and bouquets of
flowers and from the arch hung a b,
beautiful golden bell. The scene in the
garden was very pretty. Small tables
covered with japanese cloths and doll
les in gold and white, had been placed
around. The garden was brilliantly
lighted and band played at inter-
walls. Among the out-of-town guests
from this city were Mr.. and Mrs. |
Kolp. Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Meyer
and son, Ferdinand; Mrs. l.. Meyer, !
Miss Fannie Meyer and Mr.. Leslie !,
Meyer
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brooks and Mr.. |
Lucas Bell together with others, form
ed company that spent last evening |
picnicking in Glen Miller. A basket |
supper was served at 6 o'clock. The !
outing wa a very pleasant one and |,
was greatly enjoyed.
The Misses Laura and Mary Cox.
of Terre Haute, entertained last ev-
ening with dancing party, given at |
the Country Club of that city. The |
rooms and verandas were decorated
with profusion of golden glows and |
sunflowers and presented very hand |
some appearance. The music for the |
long program of dances was furnish |
ed by an excellent orchestra. Among
the out-of-town guests was Miss
Blanche Luken of this city.
Several picnic parties were given
in Glen Miller yesterday evening,
many of them being all-day affairs.
The day was an IDEAL one fn1. nicnicl1