The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-13

tournament will last the three days,
and the prizes will be awarded at the
general celebration on Saturday even
ing. Eight silver cups will be given
as prizes for the events. The decora-
tlons OF both the club house and
grounds are being arranged and the
Country Club will make a fine APP
pearance during the tournament.
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Miss Cort Zoller, of Grensburg. is
the guest of Mrs. Charles Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Hernbrook gave din
ner last evening for Miss Zoller,
whose marriage to Mr.. Thomas +.
Davidson occurs September 2S.-In-
dianapolis Stsr. Miss Zoller visited
relatives in this city for several
months the past winter, and is very
well known here. Several Richmond
relatives and friends will attend the
wedding, which will be the society
event of the month in Greensburg.
Miss Zoller is sister of J. S. Zoller
of South Thirteenth street.
The McGeath families Of Wayne,
Henry, Grant, Delaware and Wells
| counties held their annual reunion at
Montpelier. The reunion was a very
enjoyable Marion Chronicle.
The social and literary evening to
be given at the First NJ. E. church
this evening by the Epworth League
will be very delightful affair. The
program of current topics will be
presented, and the whole will be en-
hvened with some musical selections
of rare. excellence. The following
will render musical selections - Misses
Nina Harris and Gertrude lie Fevre,
Miss Mcleod, of Cincinnati; Mrs.
German and Mr.. Edgar Hamilton.
! A former Richmond young woman,
Miss Jessie Jarvis, was married yes
terday to Mr.. Charles Hiatt, near Ell
wood. The ceremony was performed
in the presence of only few relatives
and friends, and there were no at
tendants. An elegant luncheon was
served afterwards. Mr.. Hiatt is
popular and esteemed young man of
Elwood and Miss Jarvis is a charm
ing young woman,. who has large
circle of friends in Richmond.
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Judson r. Rupe has returned from
ia three weeks trip through the east.
Miss Margaret, Starr will leave next
week for Vassar. This year Miss
Starr will be senior at that college.
The Woman s Home Missionary So
ciety will hold the September meet
ing this evening at the home of Mrs.
Charles Walters, at 313 North Thir-
teenth street, and the session promises
to be very delightful one. Mrs. J.
w. Robbins will act as leader through
out the evening. The paper Of the
meeting will be entitled "The New
Settlers and will be read by MRS.
M. S. Marble. A large attendance
is desired.
The Mary F. Thomas w. c. T. q.
holds its annual election of officers
this afternoon at Grace church. The
reports of the years work were hand
ed in and were very encouraging, and
the unions record during the past
year was an especially fine one. The
outlook for the coming year, which
will begin with the next meeting, is
particularly bright.
The party of ten men who have
been camping near Cold Springs for
a week, have returned to this city,
after an enjoyable time.
The Andrews family of northern
and eastern Indiana held reunion at
Matter park, near Marion, last week,
which was attended by several repre-
sentatives of this family from Rich
mond and vicinity About fifteen
cities were represented. The annual
election Of officers was held, and the