The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-18

steal numbers were very fine and were
well received, the solos being especial
~ well rendered. The Mum Quintette
proved to be delightful feature and
the amusing number on the program
was the " Family Picture Gallery
After the program refreshments were
served and the hours were spent in a
social way.
| Mrs. Charles Ratz entertained yes
terday afternoon at cards and lunch
con at her home in Hamilton >(Ohlo)
in honor of Mrs Emstangler, Of Iowa
| and Mrs. George Sudhoff, Of this city,
who are the guests Of friends III Ham
ilton Among the number of elegant
affairs that have been given for Mrs.
Sudhoff this was the most enjoyable.
| 4 number of dainty and pretty prizes
were given, the winners being Mrs.
Huber. Mrs. Burnett and Mrs. Ems
ltangler.
| The annual reunion of the Graves
family was held today at Glen Mil
! Ter park. Despite the disagreeable
weather earlier in the day very
large number of the members of this
family were present at the elegant
Ipicinc dinner served at noon in the
groves This afternoon a literary
program of unusual excellence was the
feature and the papers forming the
program We're very fine. Mr.. B. F.
Graves, historian of the family,
will have the chief feature, the ellis
tory of the Graves Family.' The his
tory embraces a long list of years,
with accounts Of the prominent men,
bers of the family. Many of the
Graves live in this city.
! A Richmond party at Petoskey, at
the Arlington hotel, is composed of
Messrs. Griffith Ellis, Walter Wilson
and Orville Conner. The party will
return this week.
At Bay View, Michigan, the famil-
les of J. H. Johnson and w. III. Camp
bell, of this city, are occupying cot
tages for the summer.
A very delightful moonlight picnic
was given last evening at Jackson
Park by Miss Blanche Powell. the
lguests of honor being Misses Adams
and Rousch, of Chicago, who are the
guests of Miss Powell. Besides the
Misses Rousch and Adams, Messrs,
Charles Ford, George Heiger and Will
King attended the picnic and the ev-
ening was quite an enjoyable one in
every way. Several affairs have been
given for the Misses Adams and
Rousch by friends here.
The Frances f. Willard W. c. 7. e.
will hold its regular session tomorrow
Afternoon in Rhoda Temple, on North
A street. An interesting program, on
the topic "Our Evangelists, has
been prepared by the members. Mrs.
Rachel B. Hill will be the leader for
the afternoon. A large attendance is
anticipated at this meeting.
The Mote and Jones families, of
which there are a large number of
members residing in and near this
city. is being held today at Ludlow
L all of
Mr.. L. A. Mote, of Richmond, is the
president of this organization. Tt
was expected that a very large num-
Der of the members of these families
would attend the reunion.
Miss Gertrude Clark was the host
ess for an afternoon card party today
given at her home in Muncie. The
guests were Misses Alice Irwin, of
Indianapolis and Georgia Cole, of this
city. The afternoon was enjoyably
lspent at euchre and handsome prizes
|were given. A company of about
Twenty young women were present.
pretty hand-painted score cards were
1.-THE favors. Several functions have
been arranged in Miss Coles honor
at Muncie.
The wedding of young man very
we'll known in and around this city.
| Mr.. Albert r. Chenoweth, and Miss
Fern b. Coveney, of Niles, will occur
saturday evening. September third. at
the home of Miss Coveney's uncle.
Mr. Darwin Crane. of Niles Mr.. AL