The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-09
THE PAST WEEK.
Sunday.

The Misses June Elmer. Marie
Campbell and Josephine Gates enter
tanned at dinner at the Wescott in
honor of Miss Florence Smith.
Mrs. Louise White and Miss Eliza
beth Nixon gave dinner in honor
of Miss Maude Ostrander Hummer
of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Hoeffer, DR..
and Mrs. A. |. Gist, Mr. and Mrs.
w. D. Gist of Chester, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wolfe of Johannesburg and Mrs.
Cummins of Middletown formed
picnic party at the Glen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Pencil and
family, Mrs. J. ". Finfrock and Miss
Anna Finfrock picniced at the Glen
Messrs Carl Baughman and Ralph
KeeIor entertained at their camp at
the Chautauqua.
Monday
Mr.. James Gaar entertained with
dinner at the Wescott in honor of
Miss Florence Smith. Covers were
laid for forty.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Austerman gave
dinner and supper party at their
home on the Boston pike.
number of young people formed
a picnic party at Graces Grove.
Miss Lucy Bendfeldt entertained
with a O'Clock dinner.
Tuesday.
The wedding of Miss Florence
Smith and Mr. Rudolph Leeds took
place at the Reid Memorial United
Presbyterian church.
DIR. Walter W. Wilson and Miss
Maude Eversman were married.
Misses Flora and Cora Dickman en-
tertained at cards.
Misses Mary Porter, Jessie Cronin
and Marjorie Meagan gave picnic
at the Glen in honor of Misses Leah
and Jesta Thornburg of Patterson,
N. J.
The wedding of Mr.. Ernest Renk
and Miss Alta Bridgeford took place
at the home of Rev. w. N. Nelson.
"Wednesday.
Miss Ella Winchester entertained
informally at her home on North 18th
street.
Mrs. Henry Luring entertained the
Foreign Missionary Society
Miss Ora White gave dinner par
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guests
Mr.. Erman Smith entertained at
dinner at the country club for his
guest Mr.. Hooker of Cincinnati.
A number of Connersville young
people picniced at the Glen.
Thursday.
Mrs. John Igleman and Miss Ruby
Reid entertained in honor of Miss
Florence Harper OF Frankfort.
Mr. Ralph keelor was pleasantly
at his home on North goth
day anniversary.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
English Lutheran Church met with
Mrs. Anna Burnett of North 22nd.
Miss Jean Ross gave reception at
her home on South 18th street in
honor of her cousin Miss Jeanette
Hams of New York
Miss Merle Weeghman entertained
at her home on South 9th street
Miss Helen Ferguson of South Bird
street gave dinner in honor of
Misses Minnie and Bertha Brunei of
KY.
MISS DtdlIICS Iuol HUH gave
heart party
Mrs. B. B. Myrick entertained with
a ''baby party in honor of her
grandson, Beniamine Aul of Move
qua. III.
Friday.
Mrs. Will Hindman entertained in
honor of Miss Mabel Stonebraker of
kokomo.
Several guests took dinner at the
Country Club.
The Francis E. Willard w. c.. T. u.
met for the purpose of electing the
officers for the coming year
Miss Grace Smith entertained at
cards for Miss Tillara Haas.
Misses Alice Heck, Bessie Thorn
ON, Katheryn Graves and Edna Nc
Neff of Limo, o., formed picnic par.
" at the Glen Friday evening.
A number of Richmond young peo-
pie are beginning to leave for vari-
ous colleges and seminaries Among
hose to go within the next few weeks
ire Misses Marie Fender, Lucille Car
hey, Ruby Brehm and Lucille Mahert,
who will go to st. Mary's-of- the Woods
1t Terre Haute; Miss Mary Gaar will
attend Mrs. Shipley's school in Phil
idelphia; Miss Deborah Sedgwick