The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-13

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The, first public meeting of the
Richmond Chapter of the Daughters
OF the American Revolution, will be
held at the Garfield School ON the af-
ternoon and evening of Thursday
June IA, the 129 anniversary of the
adoption OF the present flag by Con-
gress. The afternoon meeting at four,
is especially for children, the public
schools of the city being invited to
attend. Professor Trueblood will
give some patriotic readings and
Professor Mott will give a short talk
on 1.-THE Flag"
In the evening there will be music
by the High School Orchestra and
addresses by President Kelley of
Earlham and the Hon. William Dud-
ley Foulke. Flag day should, by no
means be an unimportant celebration
nor should it's origin or purpose be
as indistinct in the minds Of many
as is sometimes the case. Parents
bewail the absence of patriotism in
the younger generation, and them
selves, fail to display interest in pat
riotism exercises.
1t is important that all who love
their country's flag, and would teach
their children reverence for it, should
join in these services in honor of Old
Glory. Following is the program for
the afternoon and evening:
Thursday 4 p. M.
The Star Spangled Banner" =.
-. 80. 80. Miss Clara Myrick.
STORY of the Flag" IT. A. Mott
Columbia.
Reading .. Prof. e. P. Trueblood.
America.
Thursday s p. M.
r. HI. S. Orchestra, Patriotic
Medley.
Flags. 80. $50. Pres. Kelley.
Lesson of the Revolution =. =. :. &.
>. Hon. w. d. Foulke.
America.
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The teachers of the Garfield build
ing were entertained yesterday af-
ternoon at the home of Miss Lizzie
Williams, North 9Th street Miss Will
lams was one of the teachers during
the past school year and was very
popular with instructors and pupils
alike. The following attended the
reception: Misses Ella Winchester,
Magdalena Schultz, Carrie Lesh,
Emma Bond, Mrs. Hill and Messrs T..
A. Mott, Will o. Wissler. Orval Brun-
son and N. c. Heironimus.
$3.50
The following invitations have been
received:
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Brown
request your presence at the marriage
Of their daughter,
Lena Merle.
to
Mr.. Charles Bitner,
Wednesday Evening, June 81,
at eight o'clock at their residence,
1913 State Street,
Richmond, Indiana.
Miss Brown is one of Richmond
most popular young ladies and her
wedding will be one of the most elab.
crate of the season.
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Mrs. Harry Mather entertained yes
terday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Louise Van Uxum Chapel of Califor.
MIA, who is the guest of Mrs. Mary
Grant.
Mrs. Earle Mann of South TWEEN
tieth street, will entertain informally
Friday, with tea in honor OF Miss
Bertha HILL
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Miss Opal Shireman and Miss Bes-
sic Huff of Martinsville, Miss Bernida
Halliday Of Lynn, and Miss Van Bus,
kirk of Rowan are attending Earlham
commencement.
Mrs. G.. H. Harvells entertained
the members of her Sunday School
class at her home on Fort Wayne
avenue Monday afternoon. The
guests were: Hilda Stanley, Ruth
Holtzapfel, Henrietta Yoryan, Minnie
milford, Georgia SAVERS and Mabel
Neidner.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Richards enter
tanned at their country home las
night In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Williams Of this city. Progressive
euchre was played at eight tables
and prizes were awarded to Mrs
Louise Smith, and Mr.. Howard Wal
tiers. The guests were Messrs. ant
Mesdames Lon Boyer. Carson Pierce
Fred Rich. Frank Rich, Henry Porch
Howard Earl. Mrs. Carrie Rich. Mrs
Maude Pierce, the Misses Anna Ev
ans, Louise Boyer, Laura White, Ada
Floyd. Bessie White and Miss Ann;
Vhite; Messrs. Robert Cook, Ansei
Miller. Dwight Thomas. Frank White
Frank Boyd and Ed Wilson.
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One of the most beautiful wedding:
OF the week was that of Miss Esthe
Coate. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M
Coate, at the home on North Eigh
teenth street, and Mr.. Fred Robe. TIL,
house decorations were white flowers
palms and ferns, the mantels beins