The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-14

The wedding of Mr.. Wickam Cor
take place.
Mrs. Kolp's dance at Cedar Springs
Music by Heidelberg Orchestra.
Dinner party at Cedar Springs.
Miss Frances Campbell gave din
ner party at the Country Club last
evening in honor of her house guests,
the Misses Edna Littlehouse. Lillian
Eckstern and Eudora Smith of Chi
cago. Dinner was served on the east
porch and the table was charming in
it's appointments of green and white
The company included Misses Lillian
Eckstern, Eudora Smith. Edna Lit
Tom Kaufman, Wheaton Tallant, Ros.
coe Cook. Wickam Corwin and Mr..
and Mrs. Dudley Elmer.
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Mrs. Harold De Weese. east of the
city, gave a luncheon yesterday at
noon in honor Of Miss Bee McKinsey,
of Fl WAYNE. The table which was
beautifully arranged with sweet peas
and ferns was placed on the east
lawn: Bunches of sweet peas tied with
white ribbons were the favors. The
guests were Misses Maude Shute. Co
IA Hill, Alice Hart. Anna Hill. Ada
Parry and Katheryn Pitman. During
the afternoon progressive crouquet
was played. Miss Alice Hart winning
the prize. Miss McKensey will leave
for her home in TT. Wayne the latter
part of next week.
The Good Cheer Club held it's meet
ing Friday afternoon with Mrs. Jas.
Cook, northeast of the city. Mrs.
Glenn Harris and Mrs. Herbert Van
Etten assisted in receiving.
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The following young people COM
posed a dinner party at the Country
Curme of Chicago. Miss Magdalena
Englebert, Gaar Williams of Chicago,
and Fred Johnson of indianapolis.
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Mr.. Louis Emmons entertained
with a whist party Thursday evening
in honor of his cousin. Miss Leslie
who will leave for her home in New
York the first of next week.
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Miss June Elmer and Mrs. Dudley
Elmer gave tea yesterday afternoon
atthe home of Mrs. Elmer on, North
A street, in honor of Miss Frances
Campbell who will be married this
evening to Mr.. WicKam Corwin.
Mrs. Oliver Fry gave a lawn party
Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Harry Moore and Mrs. J. G. Long. of
Philadelphia. The company included
Mesdames Geo. Crane of ST. Louis,
Folger Wilson, Will Osborne. E G.
Howard, Lucy Sparks. Frank Par
sons. ]. w. Finfrock. Milo Ferell. Dan
iel Moss, John Hollowell. Joseph
Cleveland; Misses Nellie Taylor. An
ma Finfrock and Theodate Wilson.
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A party composed of the following
young people formed a picnic party
at Jackson Park Thursday: Misses
Martha Mcclellan, Bertha Carver,
Mildred Gaar. Agnes Quigg, Fannie
Jones and Gertrude Moore of Phila-
delphia Messrs. Norman Craighead,
Martin Harrison. Frank Lancaster,
Russell Dennis. Russell Gaar. Earl
Henly and Charles Quigg. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Gaar and Mrs. P. S.
Quigg were the chaperones.
f Miss Mabel Gever entertained with
a delightful party at her home on
South Sixth street last evening in
honor of Miss Charlotte and Bertha
Markley of Upton. Ind.
Mrs. U. B. G. Ewing gave a porch
party yesterday morning to several
little girls in honor Of Miss Marjorie
Nethercut. The guests were Grace
Shera, Thelma Zuttermeister, Eliza
beth Wade and Mary and Josephine
Wade of Fl. Wayne.
Mrs. Blanche Hollinger and Mrs.
Clara Hebble entertained in honor of
Miss Viola Jackson of Middletown.
A guessing contest was the feature
of the evening, the prizes being won
by Miss Bertha Clark. Elmer Phelps
and William Shinn.
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Mrs. b. r. Johnson has received
announcing the safe arri-