The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-13
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On Monday evening the ladies of
the St. Vincent de Paul Society, of
st. Mary's will give party on the
lawn adjoining st. Mary's school.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.. Price left for
their annual outing in Petoskey and
other northern resorts yesterday.
Miss Snodgrass and Miss Mary
Snodgrass, who have been Miss Edna
johnson guests the past week left
yesterday morning in response to an
urgent summons from home. Miss
Johnson was to have had a party for
them last evening for the Cedar
Springs dance but this was given up.
Miss Lucy Hardy. who has been Wis
ting Miss Ruby Hunt, in South Eigh
teenth street, for some days past, re-
turns home the first of next week.
Inc MOI toII hdllsioii, III NellteI-
vile is in great request for house
parties this summer. A party made
up of Miss Mamie Hill, Miss Merle
Williams, Miss Lucy Barnett, Miss
Clara Myrick, Miss Maude Kaufman
and Miss Ruby Hunt, will 90 there for
a week or more the last week in Au-
gust.
The following Richmond people
were at Cedar Springs yesterday and
last evening for the dance: Miss
jeanette Landwer, Miss Ruby Hase-
coster, Muss Lucille Gaar, Miss Mary
Lemon, Mrs. Jennie Wilke, Messrs.
Byram Robbins, Robert Study, Harry
Westcott, Clarence Gennett, Milton
Graf ghead, Frank Braffett, Mr.. Omar
Murray and Mr. Dickhut. of Indiana
polls, all these joining and being with
the various parties made up from
Richmond.
Miss Inez Williams, Miss Marguer-
tie Wilke, Miss June Elmer, with
Messrs. Joseph Carter, Ramsey
Poundstone, Orville Conner, Ray Shiv-
eley and Dudley Elmer, were with the
Hollingsworth party who attended the
Cedar Springs dance last evening. e.,
Col. Oran Perry came over from
Indianapolis yesterday, joining Mrs.
Perry, who is with Miss Armada and
Miss Sallie Poe, in North Eleventh
Street.
Miss Bessie Hackleman, of Sioux
City, Iowa, who is the guest Of Miss
Lillian Shofer, went to Knikhtstown
this morning on the interurban for a
several days visit to her old home.
She will return here next week.
Miss Meb. Culbertson expects to
leave tomorrow morning for Boston
and New York on a ten days trip.
The Flower Mission had its regular
monthly meeting with Miss Adah
Hadley yesterday afternoon at her
home in North Ninth street. Routine
business was transacted, the vice pres
idents giving reports on their various
cases and being instructed how to pro-
coed. The next meeting will be with
the president, Miss Mary Shiveley,
the second Friday in September
Miss Blanche Powell, South Thir-
teenth street, entertained charmingly
last evening with THUNDER party
for her guests, Miss Harriet Records,
of Dayton, and Miss Gertrude Adams,
of Chicago. A merry evening was
spent with games and music with
lunch served late in the evening.
Those making up the party were
Misses Ethel Craig, Minnie Wallace,
Anna Kienker, Marie Griffin and Mel
lie Scott. Miss Minnie Wallace en-
tertains for Miss Powell's guests this
evening. Miss Records returns to her
home in Dayton tomorrow but Miss
Adams remains until the end of the
week
Miss Paddock, of Cincinnati. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Need
ham. of South Twelfth street.
Miss Juliet Robbins. of Detroit.
arrives this evening to be the guest of
her uncle, Mr.. John Robbins, in North