The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Roberts de-
( lightfulIy entertained at their beautiful
country home southeast of the city.
/ Wednesday evening in honor Of sev-
cral visiting guests. Games were
/ played and elegant refreshments were
/ served. Those present were Messrs.
and Mesdames J. NJ Seaney. J. +
Wolfe. Levi Druley. Clayton Shaffer
Warner Shafer and daughter, Geo.
ROdenberg. Geo. Druley, Frank Jen-
kHsOn. Geo. Hclmer Of Terre Haute;
Mcsdames Cora Mullins, Hattie Fish
ering and Horace Druley, Misses Josie
Druley, Grace Wolfe. Olga Mullins,
Octave DruIey, Hazel Miller, Agnes
and Blanche Witt of Dayton, Rose
and Ethel Seaney of Fl. Wayne, Mil
drcd Jenkinson and Dora Fouts Of
Pittsburg; Messrs. Arthur Druley,
Geo. and Walter Fishering and Viii
liam Jenkinson.
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Miss Anna FinfrOck gave a charm
ing party at her home on South 18th
street yesterday afternoon, the guests
of honor being Mrs. Edgar F. Hiatt.
Mrs. Chas. Frasier and Miss Nellie
Shaw of East Orange. \. j.. Mrs. Wal
ter Harris and Mrs. Wallace Tibbits of
Brooklyn, y. y. The other guests in
cludcd members of a sewing club and
the following out OF town guests:
Mrs. Reuben Stowel of Chicgo; Mrs.
Vinncdge Russell of Plattville, Wis;
Mrs. Thomas ALL, of Mowegua, Ill;
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liam Wood of Akron, O. and Miss Mae
Greenleaf of Los Angeles, Cal.
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One of the charming nuptial events
of this month was the marriage OF
Miss Myrtle McCandless of Danville.
Ill, and Mr.. John Minor son of Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas Minor, which took
place Thursday evening in their new
ly furnished home. 533 North 18th
street. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. c. O. Shirley, of the
Second Presbyterian church. The
parlor was pretty in its appoint
mCnts of green and white. At half
past eight O'Clock the wedding party
entered an arch of ferns and white
roses. The attendants were Miss
GabelIa Minor. sister of the groom,
and Mr. Seth Lewis. The bride wore
gown of Paris muslin with trim
mings of Irish baby lace. Her bouquet
was brides roses -nd ferns. The
brides maid was attired in a dress of
pale blue with chiffon, with ribbon
trimmings. She carried a shower
bouquet of white roses. The guests
were served in the dining room
where the color scheme of green and
white was carried out. Out of town
guests were Mrs. Warner and Mrs.
! Clark Dennis. sister of the bride, of
Paramount, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Minor
left Friday on a short wedding trip
and will be at home to their friends
after Aug. 20, at 533 North 10Th
street.
The ladies of the Grace NJ. e.
church gave dime social yesterday
afternoon from to . to in the parlOrs
of the church. 4 most interesting
music program was given. The GUESTS
of honor were Mrs. Joe Metzner, Mrs.
Harriet Page and Mrs. Doughty.
Miller, Joe Stevenson, Horace Cra-
mer, Richard Lockwood and r. NJ. La
cey.
A picnic party this evening will be
composed of Misses Nellie Shaw, Mag,
dalcna Engelbert, Ruby Hunt. Messrs.
Fred Johnson of indianapolis, Omer
Whelan and Ernest Hill.
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Elsie Kimbrough entertained num-
Der of friends Wednesday evening at
Mcclure on South 21st street, in hon
or of her cousin. Miss Howell of Ma
riOn The guests were Lee Howell
of Marion, Olive Leighton, Laura ROl-
Ter, Elsie kimbrOugh, Nelson Taylor,
Harry Shaw, Robert Roller, Everett
Leighton and Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure.
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Mrs. Harry Shaw. Mrs. Ira Swish
er and Mrs. Sol Frankel will leave
Sunday for Cincinnati to be guests
at the house party to be given by
Mrs A. r. GOssling. of Clifton. Other
guests Will be Mrs. F. ]. Harding. of
Springfield. O., Mrs. John Mallard, of
Kalamazoo, Mich, Mrs. John Lehmer,
of New York and Mrs. Jack Parks, of
Denver Col.
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Louis NJ Emmons entertained Mrs.
Col. Niche and Miss Niche Of Fl.
Thomas. Ky. at dinner last evening
at the Country Club.