The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-21
our DEIGHBORS
CAMBRIDGE CITY.

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Mrs. Carl Boyd and Mrs. George
Babcock entertained the Finch club
at their beautiful home on Maple
street Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kepler and
daughters, Alice and Louise, Of near
Pleasant Hill were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Kepler of German
town Thursday.
Mrs. Bent Wilson left yesterday
morning for few days visit with
friends and relatives in New Castle.
Miss Dora Jordan of Germantown
visited friends here yesterday.
Miss Pearl Huddleston and Daniel
Van Buskirk after few days visit
with friends in Muncie returned
home Thursday night.
Professor Ash Of Indianapolis was
in this city Thursday.
The Christian Endeavor is making
arrangements for a social to be given
next week.
Ellis Filby returned home Thursday
from a business trip in the northern
part of the state.
Miss Helen Garvin visited friends
in Bentonville yesterday.
Mrs. C. W. D. Jones was shopping
in Richmond yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Bender was in Rich
mond Thursday.
Mrs. Daugherty of New Lisbon, is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dudley Boyd.
Barefoot Brothers will ship car
load of poultry to New York Satur-
day. ''<'
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Vessel and
family returned home yesterday from
few weeks visit in Martinsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Ault entertaind
the following at an elegant six
O'Clock dinner last evening: Miss
Annette Edmunds. Miss Ma Hood,
Mrs. Wineburg of Richmond. and
Mrs. c. f. Canady Of New Castle.
Carl Wright will visit Claude
Stanley in New Castle over Sunday.
Miss Helen Alexander Of Muncie
is the guest of Bertha Murray.
The high school. under the leader
ship Of Prof. J. T. Reese, will make
! the music for the baccalaureate Ser
mon at the M. E. church Sunday
evening, May 20.
The Bon Ton Musical Club gave a
reception for their gentlemen friends
at Rose Hill ePlaca, the beautiful
home Of Miss Alma Garvin, Thursday
evening. The rooms were deliberately
decorated with lilacs and red and
white hearts strung on baby ribbon
which made a very pretty effect. AS
the guests, about sixty in number, ar.
rived, a heart, bearing the name OF
some comical object was pinned or
each persons back while he was tC
guess what he represented. This at
forded much musement for the crowC
Next, ucdII SlldI'c CdlOS HdNlI iuo
tations written on them and cut into
halves, were distributed among the
guests and each boy was to find hi:
partner by matching the half hear
he possessed. Then each couple wa
to hunt for the fifteen heart SHAPED
boxes, which were hid in the house
Alma Garvin and Paul Drische
found the greatest number and re
ceived prizes, wedge wood hon-bol
box and white silk puff tie. y quo
tatiOn contest was next tled II
which Ralzie Tout and Robert Mos
baugh were the successful couple an
were rewarded with prizes, a beautl
full china pitcher and a book. Afte
this, each girl having brought he
baby picture, the boys selected on
picture and then found the original
and took the young lady to supper
; which consisted of sandwiches, cof
) fee, olives, blanched almonds, chees
straws, Waldorf salad, block ic
cream and cake. The remainder Of tn
, evening was spent in dancing, tn
music being furnished by the differ
ent members of the club. The occa
sion was one Of the most successful
society events of the season.