The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-22

| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the neat I1er
have been social affairs galore durinj
the past week. Monday Mrs. Edwar,
Ranks entertained, Miss Esther Bes
slemans pupils gave a music recital
Mrs. Harry ROst entertained fo
Miss Moselle Erik OF Columbus. Ohio
Tuesday,
Mrs. John Johnson entertained fo,
Mrs. Charles Coffin of Whittier. Cal.
Mrs. Jack Moore gave a dance at Ce
dar Springs, Mrs. Horn entertained
the Spring Grove Sewing Circle. Miss
| Bessleman gave a second music reel
| tai, Norman Craighead gave a picnic
and dance at Jackson Park for Miss
Creamer.
Wednesday,
Mrs. Frank Parsons gave a lawn
party. Mrs. John Shroyer and Mrs.
Charles Frasier received informally
| picnic was given at the Morton
homestead in Centerville, Miss Mar
tina Mcclellan entertained. Miss Lulu
Norman gave ThimbIe party, Miss
Bessie and Eta Jones gave a house
party.
Thursday
Mrs. Alonzo Kepler entertained at
dinner, Miss Mary Mayer gave a
Iu1y at Jackson Park. Mrs. Levi
Norman and Miss Lulu Norman en-
tertained, Nathan Johnson was en-
tertained with a surprise party.
Friday
Miss Electa Henley gave a recep-
ton for Miss Marguerite Bush of
Boise, Idaho. and Miss Myra Coate,
Miss Ora White entertained several
out of town guests. Mr.. and Mrs, Lev
erette Hazeltine celebrated their
wooden wedding anniversary. Mr.
J. II. Kinsey gave a porch party.
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The following invitations have been
issued:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parker
invite you to be present at the
marriage Of their daughter.
Anna NJ.
to
Mr.. Bernard J. Fostmeyer,
Wednesday morning
August one, nineteen hundred six,
eight o'clock.
st. Andrews Catholic Church
Richmond. Indiana.
The at home cards are for after
August 10, at 513 South Sixth street.
Following the wedding a reception
and wedding breakfast will be given
at the home of the brides parents
on South Fifth street.
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Misses Jessie Fornshell Alice Bor-
ton, Leota Clements, Jessie Coggshall
and Emma Coggshall, who composed
a house party at Swallow Grove, gave
a dance Friday evening at Jackson
Park
Mrs. AlonZo Smyser entertained at
Whist last evening in honor of Mrs.
Bert Smyser. who will leave soon for
Mrs. Charles Chester gave a picnic
at the Glen Friday for her guests, Mrs.
Castor and Miss Ruby Castor of st.
Louis. The other guests were Mrs.
Norris, Mrs. Nancy Parker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Castor, Mrs Glib
son Scott and daughters. Mrs. Geo.
Park and children, Mrs. Theo. Par
ker and children and Mrs. Clement
Parker and daughter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Mather gave a
dinner at Cedar Springs last evening,
The guests including Misses Mary and
Elizabeth Jay. Irene and Naomi Math-
sr. Bertha, Stella and Susan Kelsey
and Mayme Harris of Cincinnati.
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Misses Florence Smith, Alma Nc
Cormack, of Beaumont, Texas, and
Leeds will take dinner this
evening with the young people who
compose a house party at the Murray
Farm, near Cedar Springs.
Miss Mary Crivel entertained with
a thimble party yesterday afternoon
at her home on South 4th street, COM
to her guests, Miss Donna
Fischer of Hamilton, Ohio and Miss
Marie Finn of Chicago.
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Mrs. Norah Endsley will entertain
with dinner this evening at her home
south of the city in honor of Miss
Marjorie Robbins of Troy, Ohio. The
guests will be Misses Ethel Lockwood
and Florence Davenport, Messrs. Co
line Schaefer. Roy Compton, Howard
Ramp and Hugh Barcus of Lafayette.
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Last night was a gala night for Ce-
dar Springs. The Hotel was crowded
the grounds were crowded and the
ball room was filled to it's utmost ca
pacity.
The people of Richmond are begin
ming to appreciate the fact that
more attractive summer resort can
not be found in Ohio. There were
over two hundred from the city last
evening and as many if not more
from numerous Ohio towns. Heidle