The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-23

Mr.. William A. McCord, the well
known Cincinnati artist spent Sunday
with Mr.. F. J. Girardin and the 9TH
er local artists at ''the Cabin, south
of town.
Miss Augusta Mering, who has been
at Mt. Clemens, Michigan, for some
time past. is now the guest OF Mrs.
Eugene V. Hatch, in Detroit
Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Dougan are ex-
pected home next week from trip
abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grabel Of Pasa-
dena, Cal, who have been the guests
of relatives here for the summer, will
leave shortly for Omaha.
The Sunday school board of the
First NJ E. church held very pleas
ant meeting last evening in the church
parlors. Several problems connected
Will touHudN SCuool "oIh "cIc ulS-
cussed and business of the board was
transacted. After the business ses-
sion those present enjoyed ''water-
melon social. The meeting was very
well attended.
Miss Ruby Reed entertained a small
company of friends last evening at
her home in South Seventh street in
honor Of her guests. The evening
was pleasantly spent in games and
music and Miss Lucille Rider enter
tanned the guests with several fine
recitations. The affair was followed
by a light luncheon. Those present
were Misses Mary Thomas. Louise
Summers and Medora Hopkins, all
of Muncie, and Luella Rider and May
Jacques. of Knightstown; Messrs.
Gus Hafner, Herbert Westbrood,
George Bayer, Hubert Snavely, James
Clover, Herbert Meyer. Charles Claw
son and Charles Ward.
Miss Lucy Balfe and mother, who
have been here on a short visit after
three years in the Philippine Islands,
will return to the islands in a few
days.
The young women composing party
that has been staying at Cedar
Springs fol-, the past five days. return
ed to their HON, in this city today,
after having enjoyed very delight
full time. Tn the party were Misses
June Elmer. Josephine Gates, Inez
Williams, Fannie Campbell, Juliet
Corwin and Lena Coffin. Mrs. Maude
Cray and Mrs. c. W. Elmer chaper-.
oned the party.
The chief social events of the pres
ant summer season in Richmond have
been house and camping parties. of
which larger number have been
given this year than in almost any
previous season. The "fad' seems
to have taken quite hold and these
parties are highest in popularity at
present. At the Morton homestead,
near Centerville. house parties have
been given by Miss Kelsey's Sunday
school class, and the party of young
girls that returned home yesterday.
The Thursday Whist Club was to have
given house party there this week.
but it has been postponed. Several
house parties have been given III this
. city also. Miss Coffin s being one of
these. Cedar Springs has entertained
quite a number of small parties of
Richmond people, Mrs. Swisher's and
Mrs. Elmer's parties being the latest
there. Of camping parties there have
ben large number, at "Hotel de
Bum at near Greensboro. and at
Cold Springs and in several other
groves near the city. The Chandlee
camping party, at present at Cold
Springs, will return to the city in a
few days. Several other camping
parties have been arranged for next
week and two house parties will be
given,
u Mrs. Charles Kolp, of Richmond. is
the guest of Mrs. S. K. Ruick-Indi-
annapolis Sentinel.
y Miss Mabel Crowder. of this city,
will he o,,a of fba bo,o,. rr,,acfc Of q