The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-17

Anna Freeman; Messfs, Glenn Eli
OFT, Raymond Kiser, Glenn Beeson,
Ralph Lantz, Ernest Votaugh, Frank
Mcdaniel, Howard Beeson, Lawrence
Bertsch and Charles Doney.
Miss Blanche Greek gave a shower
last evening for Miss Lola Dietzen.
who will be married to Mr.. Otto Cot
tam, OF Terre Haute, September %.
A pleasant evening was enjoyed by
the twenty guests.-Anderson Herald.
The Misses johnson and Brophy. Of
this city, attended the affair. Miss
Dietzen is We'll known in this city
and several from here will attend
the wedding.
The Friday Night Club, of Cam
bridge City, held its opening meeting
of the year last evening at the home
! of Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Reese, in that
city. The hours were chiefly spent
III social way, appropriate to the
opening of the club for the year, and
opening exercises, carried with short
program, were held. AT the next
meeting, on September 3D. at the home
of Mrs. Richie, the following literary
program+will be given: Felix Holt
Mrs. Reese; "Four Women Mrs.
Pusinelli; Conversation Lost
Art" Mrs. H. E. Penny
Invitations were received by rela-
tives in this city this morning for the
marriage Of Miss Lottie Griesheimer.
of Delphi, to Mr.. Rupert Swain, the
wedding being announced for October.
II. Mr-Swain is a prominent railroad
man in Marion, and is very well
known in this city, especially in rail
road circles.
Misses Edna Moore, Bessie Middle
ton, and Anna Bradbury, all Of this
| city, sailed today from New York, on
the r'Caracas' for Porto Rico. The
three young women go to teach in the
public schools of Porto Rico and were
joined by teachers from Dayton, Phil
adelphia, and New York. Miss Brad
bury taught at Porto Rico last year,
and has been spending the summer
here. $780,. ....,s<sr,e.. -. ,,'t-r
| o. ss*ss-*
Mrs. David Sutton and Miss Anna
Swan have returned from spending
the summer travelling in Europe.
Mr. David Sutton, Jr., who accom-
panied them, will remain in Berlin
for year or so. He went there to
study. t@t o9z .1sT:
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Miss Lucille Mayer has gone to
Knightstown, where she will teach in
the schools this winter. ~
Active preparations are being
made for the annual meeting of the
Indiana Federation of Women's
Clubs, which will be held in Elkhart
this year. Several entertainments,
exclusive of the meetings, will be
given for the visiting representatives
of Women's clubs. Richmond is the
home Of many women's literary clubs
and these will be represented at Elk
hart Much interest is taken locally
in the yearly meeting of the Fedora
ton.
The w. F. M. S., at Milton, this
county, held a meeting this week and
elected the officers for the coming
year. The session was the last of the
fiscal year, and was well attended.
The reports of the year We're handed
in, and all the minor buusiness clear
ed up. .-~' .....
The following constitute the newly
elected officers: President, the pas
tors wife; vice-president, Mrs. Wal
ter Templin; corresponding secretary,
Miss Elizabeth Morris; recording
secretary, Miss Carrie Walker; treas
urer, Mrs. E. E. Kern. The follow
ing constitute the newly elected Off
GERS Of the C. w. E. NJ: President,
Mrs Alice Cresh; president, Mrs
E. Wilson; secretary, Mrs. r. w.
Warren; treasurer, Mrs. r. F. Gala
way
Mrs. C. E. Rehfuss gave a dancing
party at the Eaton Armory this week.
which was we'll attended by Rich
mond young people. The dance was
one of the enjoyable social features
of Eaton of the month. About seve-