The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-21


Miss Marie Peele entertained the
following young girls at her home
east OF this city, at very delightful
evening party: Misses Eta Jones.
Edith Taylor, katherine Rettig. Bes-
sic Jones, Ethel Taylor and Florence
CorWin. Miss Lucy Barnett and SUI
san Kelsey acted as chaperones. The
evening was spent in a particularly
pleasant manner In music. and In
social way.
Miss Anna Hurstino and Mr.. Geo.
Selm will be married at st. Andrews
church September twenty-eighth.
Mrs. Fred Bartel will entertain
the Dorcas Society Monday afternoon
at her home on South Thirteenth
street. The meeting, the first one
held in several weeks, will mark the
opening Of another year in the history
of the club. A fine program will be
given. The members of the Society
have done an unusual amount of work
during the past year, and the yearly
reports will be read Monday.
The Spider Webb Sewing Club is
the newest of Richmond's social or
CARNATIONS. The members are Misses
Ada Thomas, Nettie Cook, Hilda Wer-
ner, Nellie Burton, Rose Brinker, Til
lie Brinker, Carrie Schwegman, Col
die Taylor, Daisy Bennett and Thelma
Thomas. Miss Burton will be the
hostess at the next meeting of the
club, the object of which is social en-
joyment and needlework.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Geathers, of
Cambridge City, celebrated their fif-
ty-fifth wedding anniversary this
week. -Four generations were present
at the celebration. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Geathers are in excellent health, des-
pite their old age.
- At the reunion a large number of
their descendants were present, and
many handsome gifts were received.
| At the golden wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hires forty
two relatives were present. At noon
an elaborate dinner was served. The
day was spent very .pleasantly -Con-
nersville Times.
| This morning at the Country Club
was held the regular weekly whist
party, which was attended by good
| ly number of members Of the club.
The hours were spent very pleasantly
at whist, and at the close of the
games the winners received handsome
prizes. Several guests of the men,
bers were present. Mrs. Ed Hill and
Miss Clara Myrick were the hostesses
for the occasion. Announcement of
the hostesses for next week will be
made later. 49,.
The marriage of Miss Edna Louck
and Mr. Carl Nottingham will take
place tomorrow evening at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, several
miles southeast of Muncie. A we'd
ding dinner will follow the marriage
ceremony and will be attended only
by the relatives of the bride and
groom among whom will be many
from Richmond Miss Louck is quite
well known in this city.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Grace NJ. E. church will meet Friday
afternoon in the parlors of the church
and the session will be mostly bust
ness one, but a short program will be
given. This will be the first meeting.
of this society in several weeks, the
last two or three meetings having
been postponed for various reasons.
Mrs. Ada Wright and Miss Mollie
Starkey. of Elwood, arrived last night
for short visit here.
Mrs. L. d. Stubs returned from
Indianapolis last night, after attend
ing the State Keramic Association
meeting.
Miss Alice Griffin is the guest Of
Miss Donlon, in Indianapolis.
Miss Blanche Morris entertained
last evening at Newcastle, for Mrs.
Walter Cain, of this city, formerly
Miss Eunice Tracey, of Newcastle.
Euchre was the chief feature of the