The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-20
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The engagement of Miss Grace lsa-
abel Swadener, daughter Of Rev. and
Mrs. Madison Swadener, and Mr..
Lawrence Dinus, of Marion, Ind, has
been announced, the wedding to take
place in December in this city, at the
home of the brides parents. MISS
Swaaener formerly was a resident OF
Marion and while there met Mr.. DIM
Jus. starting pretty romance. Miss
.Swadener is one of the most charm
inc and estimable women of this city,
and is very prominent in church work
of sthe First NJ. E. church, She is
thesfonly daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
Swadener and has gained large cir
Gle Of friends during her short resi-
dence here. Mr. Dinius is employed
at the National Sweeper factory, at
Marion. -
Miss Ina Clawson, of this city, at
tended luncheon yesterday given at
the Claypool in Indianapolis, by the
members of the Bloomington Chapter
of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority,
which was very delightful affair.
The luncheon was a very elegant one,
the tables being decorated in very
beautiful manner with heavy clusters
of roses. Besides Miss Clawson, the
other young women who attended the
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known to Richmond people, were
Misses. Martha Scott, Helen Davis,
Gray Davis, Mrs Vonnegut, all of
Indianapolis; Nellie Baldwin, of
Greenfield; Alta Reeves, of Columbus,
and Virginia Rodefer, of Elwood.
A party of young women from this
city left yesterday for five days stay
at Cedar Springs. Several social af-
fairs have been arranged to be given
at the hotel during their stay there.
In the party are the Misses June Ell
mer, Inez Williams, Lena Coffin, Fan
ME Campbell, Juliet Corwin and jose
phine Gates, The party will be chap
eroned by Mrs. Elmer and Mrs. Gray.
The young girls anticipate a very de-
ightful time.
The dancing party given last even |
ing at the Morton homestead was ONE
of the most delightful informal at
fairs of the season. The party was |
given by the young girls who at pres
ent make up house party which has
been spending several days at the
Morton home. The rooms were pref
tily decorated with flowers, arranged
so as to give fine effects, and the home
presented a fine appearance. Among
the guests We're Misses Edith Harvey,
Ruth Mashmeyer,. Tillara Haas, Bes-
sic Thompson, Ethel King, Alice Har-
vey, Elsie Beeler, Jessie Beeler and
others; Messrs. Charles Morgan, Har-
ry Smith, Tom Mccarthy, Scott Will
son. Edgar Hamilton and several 9th
ers.
Mrs. Herbert G. Emery, of Boston,
Mass, who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Oliver White, returned
home today.
A picnic lawn supper will be given
this evening by the women of the
society of the Second Pres
byterian church.
Mrs. Fred Bartel entertained last
evening at a seven o'clock dinner in
honor of Elmer Eggemeyer, the occa-
sion being his birthday. Covers were
laid for eight. The dining room was
BEAUTIFULLY decorated with flowers.
The evening was very ejoyable one
and the guests spent pleasant time.
The number Of visitors that spent Re
last evening at the Chandlee camp,
southwest of the city,, was quite small |.
owing to the rain. Miss Hazel Free I
man. of Evansville, arrived and has :
Joined the campers.
Miss Margaret Knollenberg, with
Misses Ellen Knollenberg and Ger
rude Bartel. have entertained house
party during the past week at the :