The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. B. C. Wicket entertained at
her home In Fairview Friday after
noon in honor of her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Scott, who will leave soon to
make her hme in Batavia, \. Y.
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The card party which was to have
been given at the Country Club Mon
day afternoon has been postponed I'M
| til week from Monday. 1t will be
an evening meeting and the guests
will begin to play at o'clock.
Announce ment has been made of
1.-THE engagement of Mr.. Fred F'eldman,
of Springfield, formerly of this city,
and Miss Alta Hull, of Springfield.
mir FeIdman is a brother of Adam
and Ed Feldman, of Richmond.
Mr.. o. f. Fulghum was delightfully."-
surprised Friday evening by the pro-
fessors and students of the Richmond
Business College. Prof. Campbell on
behalf of the guests, presented Mr..
5Fulghum with a handsome gold-head-
ed cane There were eighty guests
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gross were
pleasantly surprised by number of
kheir friends Friday afternoon at their
home on South Sixth street, the occa-
bfon being their fiftieth wedding ami
Eersary Mr.. and Mrs. Gross receiy-
I'd a number OF beautiful gifts. The
Zuests were: Mesdames William Gross
Frank Sauers, George Bymaster, Hen
" Epping, Charles Gross, F. G. Rick,
Lincoln Wiggans, John Goehner, Web
Ar, William Essenmacher, Hawkins,
Harry Thomas, Harold Thomas and
Walter Epping.
:.
Miss Jessie Stinson was pleaSantly
urprised the first part of the week
Ii her home west of the city. Those
d the company were: Misses Ada
Inc Robe, Linnie Hadden, Flossie
kailsback, Ruby Voss, Josephine Rub
BIZ. Lucy Gard, Matilda Robe, Bertha
Inns. and Hazel Sims of Richmond;
fessrs John Hadden, Willie Gard,
Fernon RaiIsback, Richard Rohe, Dan
Ell Gard, Elmer Robe, Oliver MADDEN,
larence Jenkins, Clarence Robe, Rob
rt Robe and Curtis Raisback. Messrs.
nd Mesdame Mike Robe, Cap. Robe,
nd Frank Railsback; Mrs. Joe Jen-
ms, Mrs Walter Ellis and daughter,
tdan, of Richmond and Mrs. Alfred
inns of Cambridge.
| has hnan made OF |
he marriage of Mr.. Roy Buffkin for
herly of this city, and Miss Lillian
&ymes which took place Wednesday
|vening, October I'd, at seven O'Clock
d the home of the brides parents
b Springfield, Mo. The bride wore
tailored gown of blue cloth with
lat to correspond. Mr.. and Mrs. Buff
lin left for Eureka Springs, Mo, i'm
hediately after the ceremony for a
fsit of a few weeks. On their re-
urn they will be at home in Spring
|eld.
Mrs Buffkin is one Of Springfields
host charming young society women
nd is quite popular in music circles
i that city Mr.. Buffkin is a son of
IRIS. Hattie Buffkin of this city but
~ oCNcf oil ySctl pCCiA IL ohoA
ess in Springfield ),
Some time when you consult your
irror read what your eyes have to
IN you.
Wide open eyes are indicative of
&shness.
Small eyes are commonly supposed
indicate cunning.
Eyes with sharp corners iSdicate
eat discernment and penetration.
The down cast eye has in all ages
zen typical of modesty.
Upturned eyes of typical of devo-
bn
Side-glancing eyes are always to be
.Etrusted
Eyes in rapid and constant motion
token anxiety, fear or care.
Unsteady eyes rapidly jerking from
be to side. are frequently indicative I
an unsettled mind.
An eye, the upper lid of which
sses horizontally across the pupils,
.dicates mental ability.
Eyes of any color, with weak brows ]
id long concave lashes are indica- !
re of weak constitution. {
Eyes that are wide apart are said ;
physiognomists to indicate great
felligence and tenacious memory.