The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. L. ].
Woodland at their beautiful country
home In Spring Grove entertained
about two hundred guests. many
from out of the city, in honor of their
son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Woodland of Sabina, o. The home
and the large lawn looked like a pic
ture of fairyland. Stretched about the
lawn were hundreds of incandescent
electric lights and the house was il
Illuminated in the same manner The
large veranda which surrounds the
house was banked in with plants of
various kinds. About ten o'clock re-
freshments were served to the big
company. Some were served on the
veranda and others in the dining
room. In the center of the dining
room was placed an immense bou
quet of roses and ferns. Hidden in
this large floral piece were several
electric lights. The entire lower
floor of the house was decorated
with roses, carnations, plants and
ferns, giving an indiscribably beauti
full effect. Among the out of town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ev.
ans of Indianapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. G
p. Evans, of Indianapolis, Dr. Gray
of Indianapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott
of Knightstown, Mrs. Pray and Miss
Pray of Knightstown, and Miss Ell
lott of Knightstown. The bride was
beautifully gowned and assisted Mrs
Woodland in receiving the guests Mrs
Isaac Woodland is we'll known in Rich
mond, having formerly attended Earl
ham College.
Miss Harriet Thompson. Miss Angus
ia Merring, Miss Lena Stahl, and Miss
Bertha Hawkins left yesterday for
New York. They will sail Saturday
on the American line steamer, ST.
Paul, to spend the summer abroad.
They will go to Paris first, after a
short stay in that city, Miss Mering
and Miss Stahl will leave for a tour of
the continent and Miss Thompson and
Miss Hawkins will go to England.
They will sail for America the first of
September.
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This evening there will be Music
Recital by the Tetrauq Concert Quar-
tet at the Keramic Art exhibit in the
parlors of the Starr Piano Cos
ROOM on Main street. The program
will y as follows:
20, .srture to Norma" .Belleni
Mandolins- Mando1a- Harm
Meditation ............. Mendelsohn
For All Eternity. ..... .Mascheroni
Harp Violin-Piano.
"Serenade-C elebre" ...... Shubert
Violins-Viola-Harp.
Part Second.
A Spanish Fantasy ...... Almagio
Mandolin
Trison Song from II Trovotor. -.
.......... ......' Verul
Saxaphone-Violin-H Harp. :. ...
"Op. z" .................. Lennard
Violin-Piano.
Fantasia of italian Airs . .Bellenghi
Observation-Disclosures Piano.
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Miss Mary Fleming and Miss Carrie
Weist entertained large party of
friends at their home, 201 South
Ninth street, on Wednesday evening
Progressive euchre was the feature of
the evening. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with roses, pond Ill
lies and ferns. The guests were:
Misses Lille Losier, Pearl Hollern,
Lille Council, Rosamond Herold, An
IA Kramer, Kate Todd, Lizzie Welke,
Bernadetta Piening, Ellenora Pien-
aiug, Mrs. Werner, Mrs. Phennis,
Mrs. Josephine Phenis, Messrs. Jim
I.awler, John Madden, Gus Scherer.
Ruben Yost, Otto Zeyen, Charles Tay-
'or, Teace Deln, Andrew White, Eu-
cene Herold, Joe Werner, Frank Phe-
MIS-, Henry Phenis, Charles Lahman,
Carl Weist and Carl Pienning. After
tho games a two course luncheon was
served. Prizes were awarded to Miss
IS Flora Dickman and Lille Connell
and Messrs. Ruben Yost and Frank
Phenis.
Mrs. Barry Whitridge gave a de-
lightful luncheon yesterday noon for
Mrs. Louise Van Uxum Chappell, of
California. The table was artistically
decorated in roses and garden flowers
and four course luncheon was serv-
ed. The guests included Mrs Fred
Chiffon of Woonsocket, r. l., Mrs. A.
w. Hempleman, Mrs. D. L. Mather,
Mrs. Mary Mather, Mrs. Mary Grant,
Mrs. Lucy Howard and Miss Bertha
Whitridge.
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The members Of the Ladies Whist
Club of Cambridge City, gave a din
ner, followed by a card party and
dance last night at Jackson Park, in
honor of their husbands.
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A pleasant party was given last
night for Messrs. c. Nj. Wilson and
IL. NJ. Hammond at the home of the
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