The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

Mrs. Levi Norman and Miss Lulu
Norman gave a charming thimble
party yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. r. l.. Sackett in West
Richmond. The porch was artistically
arranged with oriental rugs, ferns
and flowers. The guests were Mes
danes Clarence Case. Jesse Hunt,
Belle Watts, Robert Kelley, r. w.
Randall, Philip Schneider. Folger
Wilson, Fred Butler, Edwin True
blood, J. NJ. Gluys, Cyrus Hodgin,
Robinson. L. G. King. r. L. Compton;
Misses Helen Hoover. Anna Horn,
Halsey Harold, Mary Teas and
Blanche Borren of Centerville. Lucy
Moore and the Misses Mofitt.
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Miss Mary Mayer gave one of the
most enjoyable dances of the season
at Jackson Park last evening in hon
or of her sister. Mrs. Olga Samson.
who will leave soon for an extended
trip through the South. There were
over thirty guests. The music was
furnished by Messrs. Gage Rife of
Centerville and Oril Herald of this
city.
Miss Merle Weeghman will give a
picnic this afternoon at the Glen in
honor of Misses Grace and Edna
Pugh of Columbus. O.. who are the
guests of Mrs. Harry Simmons of
South 18th street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Harris entertain
ed the members of class d. of the
Christian Sunday school Wednesday
evening. The guests were Misses Beu-
lah Eliason, Marie Kaufman Eliza
beth Thomas, Hazel Reid. Edith
Leighton, limo Eikenberry, Virginia
Clements, Laura Hoover, Margaret
Wilson. Grace Hoover and Stella
Hoover.
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Bathing in the Hawkins ice pond
by young people of the city is becom-
ing very popular. Wednesday after
noon a swimming party and picnic
Misses Ann Dilks. Hazel Freeman,
Hilda Shute. Harriet Lyons. Edith
Moore. Edith Nicholson, Deborah
Sedgwick. Florence Mcclure. Pearl
Hasecoster.
The First Baptist Sunday school
will picnic this afternoon at Glen Mil
ler All members of the church and
Sunday school and their families are
invited to attend.
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One of the most beautiful of the
Summer receptions will be "iven this
afternoon by Miss Electa Henley at
her home on South 18th street in hon
or of Miss Margaret Bush of Boise.
Idaho, and Miss Myra Coate. The par
lors and hall will be decorated in
sweet peas and ferns and the dining
room in institutions. Miss Henley will
be assisted in receiving by Miss Flor
and little Miss Katheryn Ferriday.
There will be forty guests. Those
from out of the city will be Miss AL
ma Mccormack. of Beaumont. Tex,
Miss Margaret Leive of Cincinnati,
Miss Helen Tittsworth of Canton. O..
Miss Carrie Kitchen of Nashville and
Miss Gertrude Moore of Philadelphia.
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Miss Lulu Norman entertained
the teachers of the Findlay and
Whitewater schools Wednesday af-
ternoon with a thimble party at the
home of Mrs. R. l.. Sackett in West
Richmond.
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Miss Ora White will entertain this
afternoon at her home on the New
Paris Pike in honor of Miss Arm
strong Of Kokomo.
Mrs. Will Eggemeyer and SON
Misses Grace Smith. Ethel Marlatt
Ellen Swayne and Aida Swayne will
leave for Bass Lake next week to be
gone several days.
A luncheon and porch whist party
entertained the following at Cedar
Springs yesterday afternoon: Misses
Magdalena Englebert, Pearl Green
Edna Mcguire, Laura Johnson and
Ruby Hunt. The prizes were won
by Mrs Will Haughton. Misses Maude
rhistlethwaite and Grace Robbie.
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Mrs Alonzo Kepler entertained
with a one o'clock dinner yesterday