The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-06
BY
w ARREN GLEN En- rs

The regular weekly dance at Cedar
Springs last evening was one or the
largest and gayest given this season
at that summer resort, about one
hundred and fifty people being on the
floor. Many of these were Dayton
society people, and guests OF the hotel,
and there were large number OF
Richmond people, in addition, several
of the latter making up dinner parties
before the dance in the evening. The
following parties attended from this
city: The Coffin house party, with
Messrs. Ramsey Poundstone, Charles
Morgan, Tom Kaufman, Ray Shively,
Harry Doan, Robert Carter and Jo-
seph Carter.
Miss Woodland, Miss Magdalena
Englebert, Miss Ruby w. Hunt and
Miss Lucy Hardy, of indianapolis;
Messrs. Gaar Williams, Harry Jay,
Omar Whelan and Fred Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Swisher, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilmington and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dickhut, Of indianapolis.
Miss Ada Weighman, Miss Mary
Hill, Miss Mary Lemon, Mr.. Harlan
Simmons, Mr.. Earle Mann, Mr.. Ever
EFT Lemon, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Buntell, Miss Bryant, of Omaha, and
DR.. Lewis, Of Dayton.
Miss Josephine Gates, Miss June
Elmer, Mr.. Miles Elder and Mr.. o. L..
Conner. -
...5 Others going over for the dance
were, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Simmons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Land, Mr.. Hen
ry Bnlla, Messrs. John Collins, Arnold
Kline, M. c. Kelley and E. R. Thorn
as and Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Hammond.
Miss Ina Clawson, of North Sixth
street, is entertaining Miss Ella
Brewer, of Greenwood, Indiana; Miss
Leona Turner, of South Bend; Miss
Nell Baldwin, of Grensburg; and Miss
Gray Davis, of Indianapolis, all of
whom returned home today.
Miss Emily Lindsay, of Pittsburg,
who is Miss Bertha Larsh's guest,
and member of one of the prominent
church choirs of that city, will be the
soloist at st. Paul's Episcopal church
tomorrow morning at the service be-
ginning at half, past ten o'clock. - :
A dance viii be given next week by
Mr.. M. c.. Kelley and Mr.. Goldrick,
= for Miss Kate and Miss Nan De Van
ney, Of Glendale, Ohio, who have been
visiting Miss Mary Mccarthy and
other friends in Richmond for the
past ten days. .s| ,.....
The whist given by Miss Lucille
Gaar yesterday afternoon for Mrs.
Swisher's guests, Mrs. Wilmington
and Mrs. Dickhut, Of Indianapolis,
and Miss Bryant, of Omaha, who is
visiting Mrs. Charles J. Buntell, was
delightful party, the house being
charming throughout with fresh sum-
mer flowers. There were five tables,
the first prize being awarded Mrs.
Frank I. Reid, the second being won
by Miss Ada Weighman, the favors
being small Japanese fans. The
ter, one picture, and he other tray
prizes were also japanese in charac-
of japanese workmanship.
Miss Bertha Larsh, with her guests,
Miss Margaret Shower and Miss EN-
ma Pease, of Indianapolis, and Miss
Emma Lindsey, of Pittsburg, and Mr..
Wayland Kelsey, Mr.. Charles Sherer
and Mr.. Charles Blair, made up par
ty for the Cedar Springs dance last
evening, Miss Larsh entertaining the
party at dinner at the Cedar Springs
Hotel
Mrs. Mark Stimmel and Miss Slim
mel, formerly of this city, but now
with residence in Kenton, Ohio, just
returned to their home in the latter
town after visit with Mrs. Eli Lii
ly, in Indianapolis.