The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-07-26
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Miss Olive Hedges and house parry
guests drove to the home Oh MISS
Aurelia Bartlett, at LewlsVlile, "nele
an elegant dinner was served. The
>eveninp was delightfully."- spent In
games and music. The party included
Misses Nellie Davis, Marcia Furnas,
Edna Moore and Bessie Middleton,
all of Richmond; Georgia Hiatt, OF
Paramount; Anna Cowgirl, OF Monte
yuma: Lillian Carson and Florence
Mamie. of Lewisville, and Olive and
Laura Hedges. All of the girls are
students at Earlham College and are
being entertained this week by Miss
Hedges at her home in Newcastle.
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Miss Lillian Carson entertained
Miss Olive Hedges and her guests on
Friday evening at a dinner party at
Lewisville. About twenty were pres
ent and enjoyed a pleasant evening.
Miss Bessie johnson, of this city,
was one of the out-of-town guests at
fthe elaborate summer ball given at
Greenville, Ohio, last evening. Over
one hundred were present, including
several others from here. The dance
\ was the chief summer social event at
,kGreenyille.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel F. Porter, on East Third street,
Yesterday afternoon occurred the mar
riage of Miss Rachel Henton and Mr..
Harold Bennett Challis, of Milan,
Italy. The couple left Immediately
after the ceremony for New York,
whence they will sail for Italy. The
marriage came as a distinct surprise
to the many friends of Miss Henton.
Peru Journal Miss Henton has a
large circle of friends in this city, and
has visited here quite often. Her
many friends will be surprised to
learn of her marriage.
Miss Edna Mcclure entertained
,the East End Whist Club this after
noon at her home on East Main
street A large number of the club
members were present and spent the
hours pleasantly at whist.
The second of the series of morning
whists will be given at 9 O'Clock to-
morrowsmorning at the Country Club.
A large attendance of the members is
expected.
An ice cream social will be given to-
morrow evening at the Fifth street
M. E. church by the young people OF
the Epworth League. A special fea-
ture will be a program Of musical
numbers which will be given by the
young people.
A dance will be given Saturday
night at Jackson Park by Mrs. Swish
er for several out-of-town guests.
The Chandlee camping party
which has been camping near Cole
Springs, south of the city, for few
days, returned home this afternoon
About twelve young women were il
r Mrs. Weller, and the guests enjoyed
the outing thoroughly.
One of the most delightful lawr
parties of the season was given yes
terday at the home of Mrs. Johr
- Ramp, on North Sixteenth street, II
honor of Miss Sarah Lavender anC
Mrs. J. F. Macke, both of San Jose
Cal Seven tables at progressive
euchre was feature of the after
Moons pleasure, Mrs. Henry Wicke
never and Mrs. Walter Paulus being
the recipients Of the first prizes, while
the consultations were claimed by Mrs
Guthrie and Miss Sarah Lavender. A
two-course luncheon was daintil,
served by the hostess, assisted b,
Messrs. Steinkamp, Hammill ant
Kamp. Among those participating il
the open air festivities were: Mes
danes Ed Kamp, Walter Paulus, Jas
(, Hammil, NJ. J. Murphy, M. Guthrie
{ Jas. Houts, M. J. Eagen, j. f. Macke
of San Jose, Cal; M. Meagan, E.
Sudhoff, NJ. F. Conway, J. S. Fitzgib
bons, J, F. Macke, William Reece, R
= L. Adams, John Barrett, Charlie
x, Weber, Thomas Case, Arthur Crump
John Dolin, Perry Williams; Mise
Sarah Lavender, of San Jose, Cal.
abel Steinkamp; Winifred and Kat
Lavender; Mary Flasch, Lillian Sho
fer and Maude Flanagan.