The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-18

so uniformed will not be permitted-to
deposit papers, etc, on the seats OF
the cars or laps Of the passengers.
They must not annoy or lmpoftuhe
passengers in urging the sale OF perl
odicals.
Formal announcement was maze
Yesterday of the settlement OF the dl1-
fenences between the CINCINNATI,
Hamilton & Dayton railway company
and certain of its preferred stock
holders over the recent issue OF secur-
ities in order to obtain control Of the
Pere Marquette railway company.
nder the terms Of the settlement all
Of the ) per cent. preferred stock
Of the Cincinnati. Hamilton & Day
Ton company will be taken up at $40
per share between August 30 and Sep
TENDER 30. No stock will be taken
after September 30, 1904.
Miss Kate Madden was the hostess
Yesterday afternoon for the regular
weekly card party given in the
Knights of Columbus club rooms. The
party was well attended, several out
Of town guests being present and the
hours were spent in an enjoyable
manner III progressive euchre. At the
close Of the games prizes were award
ed and light refreshments We're served.
The Terre Haute Tribune Gazette
has the following about people we'll
known here:
Miss Elizabeth Hunter leaves soon
to visit the Arson Phelps Stokes fam
ily at their summer home in the Adj
riondacks, beautiful spot with ma
tural scenery on a private island own
ed entirely by the Stokes. Mr.. Rob
: ert Hunter. nee Miss Carolyn Phelps,
Jr., IS there now.
A number of young people were
entertained last evening at the coun-
try home Of Mr.. G. H. Knollenberg,
south of this city. AT present house
party is being given at this homestead
by the Misses Margaret and Ellen
Knollenberg and Gertrude Bartel.
The week is being spent very pleas
antly.
Miss Ruby Reid, of South Seventh
street will entertain a number OF
Young people this evening III honor OF
several out-of-town guests.
A party composed of several young
people from here called at the Morton
homestead, west Of Centerville, last
evening and an informal affair was
given. At present those composing
the house party are Misses Edith Har-
vev. Bessie Thompson, Elsie Beeler,
Alice Harvey, Jessie Beeler, Ethel
King. Tillara Haas, and Ruth Mash
MEYER. A dance, which will be at
tended by very large party, is the
feature for tomorrow evening and
will be the largest of the series of
events given at the house party.
A lawn fete, the features of which
were very delightful, was that given
last evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Walters, at 313 North
Thirteenth street, by the members Of
the Epworth League of the Grace M.
E. church, which proved very enjoy
able to those attending. The lawn
and the home were prettily illuminat-
ed with Japanese lanterns arranged IN
graceful way and a very handsome
effect was produced. Light refresh
ments were served and short pro-
gram was given, which was well re-
ceived.
Miss Lillian Shofer entertains this
afternoon at her home on South Sew
enth street for her guest, Miss Hack
leman, of Sioux City, Ia.
The entertainment given last even
ING in the parlors of the First M. E.
church by the Epworth League of that
church was one of the most delight
full affairs of the kind given during
the year. The church was decorated
in very pretty manner with flow
ers, arranged in clusters and festoons
which gave a handsome effect. The
fine program of musical selections was
given by some of Richmond's best tai
emf the followino we'll known mnSl-
clans participating: Mr.. and Mrs. 0.
{. Krone, Mrs. Clarence Hadley, Mrs.
Edna Longnecker. Miss Stella Brush