The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-12

leypected to Mr.. Beck as it was enjoy
ed by him. The party was arranged
by Mrs. Beck and leading members
Of Mr.. Beck's congregation and there
was very large attendance. There
was musical and literary program
with addresses and speeches, among
those making the latter being Rev. c.
Bosch of Franklin, Ohio, and Rev.
George Weaver, of Eaton. Rev. H.
Ridenour. of Lebanon, Ohio, read a
poem and there were othr pleasant
features to this portion Of the enter
|tainment. The whole occasion was a
highly enpoyable one socially and a
thorough success.
Mrs. Omar Murray, Mrs. Charles J.
BunteIl. Mrs. Charles w. Mcclure,
Mrs. Ira Swisher ad Mrs. Dickhut of
Indianapolis are spending the week
at Cedar Springfis.
The party Of six young girls who
were to have gone. to Cedar Springs
today for several days. to be cha
peroned by Mrs. c. w. Elmer and
Mrs. Maude Gray, will not go over for
this stay until week from today at
which time the same party made up of
Miss Lena Coffin, Miss Juliet Corwin,
Miss June Elmer, Miss Inez Williams,
Miss Fannie Campbell and Miss Jo-
sephine Gates, will 60 to remain sew
eral days.
A number of parties are being made
up for the regular weekly dance at
Cedar Springs this evening.
Mrs. James Hiatt has gone to
Waynesville, Ohio, for few days
stay with her father, Mr.. c.. w. Chap
man. She will return early next week
to be with Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Hiatt.
on East Main Street, where she has
been visiting for some weeks.
Cards have been received by mum
Der of persons in this city ANNOUNCE
ing the marriage of Mr.. Theodore
Miller, Of Poughkeepsie, New York,
and Miss Mary Florence Mac Donald,
at Poughkeepsie on Wednesday, Au-
gust the Tenth. They will be at home
after October First at the Nelson
House, Poughkeepsie. Mr.. Theodore
Miller is the brother of Mrs. Philip
Schneider and Mr.. Charles Miller of
this city and is we'll known in Rich
mond where he has frequently visited.
Mr.. and Mrs F red Miller and daugh-
ter, Miss Kate Miller, of New York
City attended the wedding, Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller leaving at once after the
ceremony for St. Louis and other
where. They will com eto Richmond
the latter part Of the month to be
with Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Schneider
for a several weeks visit.
Miss Edna Ferree of Marion who
attended Earlham last year and has
many friends in this city has for her
guest Miss Mary Jay of West Rich
mond. Miss Ferree gave a charming
porch party for Miss Jay yesterday
afternoon and several other functions
are being arranged for the entertain
ment of Miss Jay while in Marion.
Miss Eva and Miss Nellie Nav
hood gave a large progressive whist
yesterday Afternoon. with nine tables,
the function being one of the most en-
joyable card parties given this sum-
mer. The rooms were charmingly APP
pointed with summer flowers and a
one course luncheon was served after
the game was finished. The first prize
was won by Miss Mary Lemon, Mrs.
Frank Kibbey taking the second
prize, and the consolatin going to Mrs.
A. B. Price. Those invited were:
Misses Mary Hill, Catherine Schaef-
err, Anna Finfrock, Clara Myrick, Ma
ME Hill, Bertha Hill, Ruby Hasecos-
ter, Edna Johnson, Elizabeth Com
stock, Mary Lemon, Elizabeth Sands,
Anna Bradbury Margaret Mooney,
Elizabeth Williams, Jennie Williams,
Bertha Larsh, Lucy Barnett, Anna
Lupton, Harriet Thompson, Jean Lup-
ton and Mary Albert and Annette Ed
munds.
Mesdames Warren Clifford, Jesse
Fletcher, George Gates, E. B. Grosve-
nor, A. B. Price, Frak Kibbey, Henry
Sherman, Arthur M. Charles Joseph
Livingstone A. L. Brankamp, L. NJ.
Emmons, and Fred Lemon. Miss