The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-09

at Cambridge City.
Wednesday.
Craighead-Carson wedding, Knights
town.
Domestic Science Association.
Martha Washington Club, Mrs.
Fred Hasemeier.
Thursday.
Pence-Shafer wedding.
Whist party at Country Club.
Friday.
Athenae Literary Society, Mrs. A..
c. Smyser.
Audubon Society, Mrs. Arthur
Charles.
High School Commencement dance,
Greensboro.
The following announcement cards
have been received In this city:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Boettger
Announce the marriage of their
daughter
Anna Bruning
Mr.. George Ashton Laughlin
On Thursday, April 5, 1906.
New York
Mr.. Laughlin formerly lived in
Richmond and was popular and well
known. He was manager of the tin
| plate works at Middletown. He re-
moved to Wheeling. w. Va, few
years ago and short time later his
Grc ut Nv nd
lin, after May Is will make their
home at Echo Point, Wheeling, w.
Va.
Miss Dorothy Bates, at her home in
Wayne Flats, entertained the mem
bers of the N. L. l. Club Saturday A
number of the members were present
and the afternoon was spent in a so
cial manner.
The Misses Elizabeth Newman, Jo-
sephine Gates, June Elmer, Lena Cot
fin and Frances Campbell and Messrs.
Erville Lockwood, Roscoe Cook, Will.
bur Hibberd, Tom Kaufman and
Wick Corwin formed a dinner party
at the Country Club last evening. 1t
was in honor of Mr.. Hibberd who re-
turns to Detroit today.
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The Misses Gertrude Youngerman
jessie Beeler. Ruth Mashmeyer, Edna
Bayer and Tillara Haas and the
Messrs. Tom Mccarthy, Carl Pearson,
Walter Craighead, Dean jacques and
Harry Smith formed a dinner party
at the Westcott Hotel last evening.
Miss Youngerman is from Indianapo-
lis and is the guest of Miss Haas.
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Miss Ethel King delightfully."- enter
tanned the members of the BUYERS
Whist Club Saturday evening at her
home on South Ninth street. The
prizes were won by Walter Eggemey-
er, Glenn Kehlenbrink, Miss Marie
Kaufman and Miss Frances Campbell.
The next meeting of the club will be
in two weeks at the home of Miss
Elizabeth Newman, North Eleventh
| street.
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The marriage of Miss Lucille Bow
man and DR.. Ralph Coble has been an
nounced. The event will take place
April % at the home of the bride on
College Ave, Indianapolis. Miss Bow.
man is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. l.. Bowman and is we'll known in
this citv DR.. Coble is a prominent
young ian at Spencer. Ind. The
bride-c the niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. l., Wilson, South Thirteenth
Street. Several Of her local friends
and relatives will attend the wed.
ding.
The opening social for the Spring
at Earlham College was held in the
students parlors Saturday night and
was one of the most pleasant affairs
of the kind ever held. Nearly all OF
the dormitory students were in at
tendance and many students from the
city. Refreshments were served.
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Here is a suggestion for Richmond
women who are searching for ideas
for Easter parties. Have as many
little cards or cardboard squares as
there are to be guests. Decorate them
with butterflies, in water color or pen
and ink work, and on each write ten
to twelve questions, or quotations re
lating to butterflies. Here is a hand
full to show the plan:
Why is the butterfly so frequently
introduced into Chinese ornament
particularly on gowns and articles be-
longing to women? Answer. 1t is a
celestial smybol of love and felic
| ity in marriage. What mythical mai
den is represented as having the
wings OF butterfly. and sometimes
accompanied by butterflies, or even
as butterfly? Psyche, Why is a but
terfy one of the Easter smybols
(Answer given in opening of this ar
ticlel Who first used the phrase
breaking butterfly on wheel"
Alexander Pope. Keep a set of ans
wcrs for reference in correcting the
lists, and award penwiper in the
form of butterfly for the best list
of answers. Another way to arrange