The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-14
clnded Messrs. and. Alesdames J. ID.
Eggemeyer and A. I'll. Bartel.


ing at her home in South Thirteenth
street. The evening was spent In
very pleasant way In games and So
cIal amusements. An elegant lunch
con was served at the close of the evl
ening. The home was prettily decor
ated with ornamentations of flowers.
The guests numbered about twenty.
A wedding of considerable local in
terest, on account of the many visits
of the bride In this city, is that of
Miss Edith Marian Beazell to Mr..
Watt Meredith, which occurs at In
dianapolis this evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Hall gave dinner last
evening for the bridal party. Guests
from a large number of cities. includ-
ing Richmond, will attend the we'd
ding. Miss Beazell is well known
to IA large circle Of Richmond friends.
Mrs. Charles w. Walters enter
tanned the members Of the Woman 5
Home Missionary Society of the
Grace NJ E. church at the September
meeting held last evening at the home
of Mrs Walters, 313 North Thirteen
tn street. Mrs. J. r. Robbins led Le
exercises of the evening. The at
tendance was pleasingly large, and the
guests enjoyed an excellent paper on
"The New Settlers read by Mrs,
NJ. S. Marble. The paper was one
of the finest read for several months
before this society. After the paper
general discussion was held follow
ed by short business session and a
pleasant social hour. Mrs. Anna
Doughty, of 207 North Twelfth street,
will be the October hostess, and Mrs.
M. A. Whitridge will have paper on
"America s Dishonor." 80 =:
A very pleasant evening was en-
ioyed last night by those who attend
ed the entertainment given at the.
First NJ. E. church. A very large
number. We're present, and the social
and literary and musical program
proved very delightful. The evening,
in its entirety, was one of great
pleasure. A program of several arti-
cles on current topics was given by
various people, the articles being short
and comprehensive. An excellent fea-
ture was the musical program, parti
cipated by by Misses Nina Harris and
Gertrude LIE Fevre, Miss Mcleod. Of
Cincinnati, Mrs. Grace German, and
Mr. Edgar Hamilton. The selections.
vocal and instrumental, were all finely
rendered After the program a social
time was in order.
The first reunion of the. :Faar fam
lily of Indiana was held in large
grove south Of Marion this week,
about three hundred and fifty mem
hers of the family being present.
Richmond was well represented at
this reunion. A social morning was
enjoyed, followed by an elegant din
ner, served in picnic style. In the
afternoon a literary program, of pa
pers and speeches was given.
Mrs. Oliver Ferguson entertained
at Milton Monday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Mary Lindsay, of Topeka,
Kansas. The rooms were prettily dec
grated with autumn flowers. Light
refreshments were served.
Miss Nettie Petery, of near Whit
water, entertained large company
of friends at an evening party. About
forty guests were present and the
evening was delightfully."- spent in So
cial games and music. Light refresh
ments were served at the close of the
evening. The guests were Messrs.
and Mesdames Kelso Moore and Cor
RE White; Misses Cecil Nolte, Pearl
Barton, Mary Smith, Winnie White.
Mary White, George Love, Hazel
White, Lottie Teaford, Ethel Flat
ter, Gertie Alexander, Emma Curtis,
Nora Townsend; Messrs. Forest Flat
ter, John Love, Obi Love, Benjamin
Farmer, John Bicknell. Fred Farmer,
Carl Baker, Earl Farmer, Emmett Ba-
ker. Grover White, Forest Curtis,
Bert White, Joseph Blose, Lawrence
White. Frank Smith, Alva Alexander,
Jesse Townsend. Jr., Kenneth Barton,
Omar Simpson, Elmer Harrison, Gle
veland Pyle.