The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-10
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gave military euchre party yester-
| day afternoon at the Blackford Club
in that city. Among the guests from
Muncie, was Miss Bess Sands, of this
city. who is the guest of Mrs. Fred
|erick Jones. Miss Sands will return
from Muncie tomorrow. The hours
were enjoyably spent, and an elegant
/ luncheon was served at the club.
Word was deceived III this city
yesterday of the marriage Of Miss
Rose Lille, of Connersville, who liv-
ed here for several years, to Captain
Smith, the marriage taking place at
Manila, p. l. Miss Smith visited
III this city before leaving for the
Philippines on June Is. TX.
Guests from Lima, O., Chicago, Ander
son. indianapolis, this city and from
other cities, attended the hop gwen
by Miss Marie Corbett at Marion
last night The News Tribune says:
zone of the most successful social
events of the season was the delight,
full hop given last night. The dec
orations were in pink and green and
palms were placed on the piano and
banked the fire place. A buffet lun-
cheon was served. The lights were
shaded with pink. a.a
The Ladies' Aid Society of st.
Stephens Hospital met Thursday in
regular session. Reports of commit
tees were received and the work was
handed in that has been done by
members. That a market will be
further particulars to be arranged
next month.
Misses Emma Laughlin and Blanche
Lawrence, of this city, were among
the guests at surprise party, given
for Miss Mabel Roudebush, a few
miles east of Eaton, last evening.
Dancing was the chief feature of the
evenings enjoyment, and games were
played and several musical selections
given by the guests. A perfectly APP
pointed midnight luncheon was serv-
ed. Forty were present.
Miss Bess Sands is visiting Muncie
friends. ~
The Flower, Mission held a very in
teresting meeting yesterday after
noon with Miss Mary Shiveley at her
home in South Fourteenth street. A
large number of the members of the
mission were present, and the time
was spent in transacting business The
reports from August were read and
approved, being very favorable and
encouraging. Other business was
transacted and the members closed
the September meeting with social
hour. The mission s work is increas-
ing.
Miss Mary Baker and Mr.. John La
mott were married near Milton, this
county, this week, the wedding being
a well attended affair. The house
was prettily decorated and the ap-
pointments We're in excellent order.
The wedding was of interest all over
the county.
Miss Neva Watson entertained
company Of friends at her home in
Connersville last evening in honor Of
Miss Grace Paulus, of this city, iwho
is the guest of Miss Watson. aTha
evening was spent by twenty guests in
games and music. 49, q
Among the happy events of the
week was reunion of old friends at
the home of Mrs. I. n. Roush, of Gas
City. yesterday. The event was given
in honor of Mrs. Harry Stevens, who
has recently returned from India,
where she has been for the past
twenty-five years as missionary.
The guests included number Of the
old school friends Of Mrs. Stevens
and the day was devoted to exchang-
ing "reminiscences of school days to-
gether. Mrs. Stevens formerly lived
III Richmond and is we'll known among
mission workers here. She has many
friends in this city. --..-.-