The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-07-29


Craig, of Urbana, Ohio.
A company of fourteen Young la
dies will leave next Tuesday morning
for near Centervilfe, where they in
tend to spend several days at a de-
lichtful outing, which will be in the
nature of house party. The outing
promises 70 be one of the most pleas
ant affairs Of the kind given this sum-
mer and the guests are anticipating a
week Of pleasure. la the party will
be Misses Louise Purcell. Ethel King.
Marie Campbell, katherine Rettig.
Edith Harvey, Alice Harvey, Edith
Nicholson. Hazel Murphy, Edith Bow
man, Marjorie Ford, Juliet Corwin,
Florence Corwin, Helene Coughlin, of
indianapolis; Grace Craig, of Urbana
Ohio and Laura Arnold of Indiana
polls. Miss Susan Kelsey will chap
erone the party. Numbers of visitors
will be received during the week and
each evening a levee will be held.
Miss Ruby Reed gave a delightful
all-day picnic yesterday a. the Glen
for Misses Medora Hopkins of Mum
Gle and Merrel Weeks of Winamac,
Ind. The day was spent in very
pleasant way and basket dinner was
served. Those attending the picnic
were Misses Helen Glover, Mabel Rel
Ter, Stella Barber, Hazel Thomas, Ber-
tina Taylor, Medora Hopkins and Mer-
rel Weeks; Messrs Royal Wilke. Har-
Iy FrankeI. Charles Clawson, Morris
Jones. Robert Mendenhall, Lynn Mil
Ter, Edward Treffin@er. Gus Hafner,
Herbert Meyer and George Bayer.
Mrs. George Reed was chaperone
Mrs. Will Boyd. Of New York City,
who is spending July with relatives
here, has just returned from a beauti-
full visit to Richmond. Ind. where she
was the guest Of Mrs. Murray. Mrs.
Boyd's winning personality made her
very popular during her stay and the
visit was a delightful series of din
ners, card parties and automobile
rides, all given in her honor. Mrs.
Murray. Mrs Fred Jay. Mrs. Mcclure
and Mrs. Buntele all entertained at
whist for Mrs. Hamilton Re-
publican.
Miss Hazel Phelps left yesterday
for Indianapolis to visit Mr. and Mrs.
j. Clyde Power. Mr.. and Mrs. Pow
er will give a garden party for Miss
Phelps Monday evening at their home
in Riverside Park.
Misses Helen burst and Hazel Gal
laher were hOstesses at Muncie last
evening for one of the largest social
affairs of the midsummer The guests
of honor were from Hartford City
and Richmond.
Miss Clara Stanley and Rev. Will
bur Trueblood were married last ev-
ening at the home of Miss Stanley's
parents. One hundred and fifty guests
We're present. Harry Wright, of
Richmond, Ind. was best man. Both
Mr. and Mrs. Trueblood are graduates
of Eallham Col!ege-Noblesville Cor
respon lcmce Of the indianapolis SEN
g tinel.
Mrs. Mary Scott was the hostess
this afternoon for the monthly meet
ing Of the Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian church. Mrs.
Niles led the meeting. Mrs. Layton
Myrlck read a fine paper on "Chris-
tian Missions From Earliest Times
Until the Present. giving a careful
account of the missionary
work of Christian people Mrs. Ak
en- had a reading supplementary to
Mrs. Myricll's paper. After the meet
ing the members enjoyed a pleasant
social time.
The weekly social of the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the Grace NJ. f. church
is held this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Coffman, Of South Thirteenth
street, with a fine attendance Mrs.
Naftzger, of kokomo, formerly of
this city, is the guest Of honor
y company Of five couples will go
to Cedar Springs from here this ev-
ening to attend the dance. There
will be several special features
There will be music and dancing