The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-27

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Iweek. a number OF their friends at
TENDED and spent delightful even
ing in social pleasures. About fifteen
were present. Luncheon was served
after the close of the evening.
Mr.. c. f. Shiveley and daughter,
Miss Mary, have gone to st. Louis
for short trip.
Mrs. Will Earhart is the guest Of
Cincinnati friends for a few days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bundy enter
tanned at a musicale Monday at tiseir
home in Newcastle, the affair being
ATTENDED by five Richmond guests.
A fine orchestra furnished an espe-
cially fine program and several veal
solos were given.
| A wedding Of interest was that of
DIR. Robert Hanley to Miss Ruby
| Hall. which was performed by Rev.
Floyd yesterday. The contracting
lparties are two of Dublin 5 most pop
ular young people, and they are well
known in this city. The wedding was
rather quiet affair.
Miss Edna Martin is home from an
extended visit in Fl. Wayne.
A delightful surprise was perpe-
trated on Claude Addleman, of Yves.
Richmond, by a number Of his friends
saturday evening. About twenty
were present, and the evening Vas
| chiefly spent IN music and social
games. Refreshments were served.
Miss Josephine Gates returned last
evening from a short trip to Cincin-
nati.
Mrs. J. n Lontz returned yester-
day from brief visit in Hagerstown.
Misses Susan Kelsey and Lucy
Barnett returned home today from
Indianapolis, where they have been
the guests If Mrs. Ralph Polk, at Il
house party, weekend house party
wood. Several small social functions,
given by her at her home in Green
card parties, teas, receptions, etc,
were given for the house party guests
during their stay. A dinner. given
Sunday was attended by Messrs. Ben
Bartel and Leslie Meyer. of this city
The house party guests enjoyed de
Eehtful time.
The Wisehart family held a rsltn-
ion this week at Daleville, a small
town north Of Richmond. A lengthy
program was rendered by represent
tatives Of 4 is family. among them
being quite number of members
from this city who attended the re-
Union. Officers were named. The
Richmond, members enjoyed a
very pleasant time.
Invitations were received this morn
,ng from Mr.. asd Mrs. C. w. Lynn,
of Oakland, Cal, for the marriage
cf their dauchter, Miss Ethel, to Mr.
Frederick Dilberger. Miss Lynn was
formerly OF this city and is rem2m-
bered by a large number Of friends
here.
The winter dancing season will
open Friday night, Septeber 30th,
when Mrs. Kolp will begin her dane
ing classes in the I. O. O. F. hall.
At 8 O'Clock, after the dancing class.
a large dancing party will be given,
opening the season of the winter. A
large number of young people will at
tend this opening dancing party,
which promises to be a delightful af-
fair. The 9 O'Clock dancing parties,
which are given throughout the Win
ter. are always affairs. Of the most
enjoyable sort. and are prominent
social events. Music will be furnish
ed by White and Wilson, with piano
and drums. Several young people
from out of town will be guests at
the opening party.
Miss Anna bursting and Mr..
Georg Selm will be married tomorrow
at St Andrew church. The we'd
ding will be prominent one in Ger
man circles.
Misses Grace Bulla and Ethel Stig
leman returned today from Newcas-
tie