The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-16

gave a reception yesterday afternoon
from 4 to 6 at their home on South
18th street.-The affair was in honor of
Miss Leah Walker of OwentOwn. Ky.
They were assisted by Miss Florence
Corwin and Miss Katheryn Rettig.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
in nasturtiums and golden glow. In
the dining room were great punches of
the golden glow and the center piece
for the table was artistically arrang.
ed of nasturtiums. There Were thir-
ty guests present.
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Miss Anna Miner entertained last
evening at her home north of Chester
with a croquet party. The guest OF
honor was Miss Florence King of
Springfield, Ill. The lawn was
lighted with Japanese lanterns, and
on the porch were hanging lamps
trimmed with vines and golden glow,
After the games an elegant supper
was served on the lawn. There
we're forty guests present. Miss
King will leave next week t. make
her home in MuskOgee, Indian Terri
tory.
Miss Jennie Meek entertained Tues
day evening at her home south of the
city in honor Of Miss Lucie Benton OF
Fountain City. Games and music
were the features. The guests were
Misses Lavina Beard, Edith Brattin
Alvina Taube, Viola Ratterman OF
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Hill, Nettie Paulson, Olga Mullins
Gertrude FOuts, Grace Stanley. 10
sephine Muir, Maude Eby, Messrs
Stanley Beard, NJ. w. Veneer, Walter
Knollenberg, Michael Ratterman
Frank Taube of Cincinnati, Stanley
Brattin, Arthur Nelson, Paul Connel
Roy Turner, Earl Stanley, Everett
Osborne, of Liberty, Jacob Rife, Wal
ter Barlow, Walter Kitchell, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Lester Beeson and Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Turner.
The following young people drove
to the Cunningham cottage south o.
the city Tuesday evening in a hay
wagon. Messrs. and MesdameS Ed
ward Feltman, Clyde Gardiner, Adam
Feltman, William KnOllenberg, Chas
Runge, Miss Esther <tlough, Messrs
Dan Weber, Walter Test and Her
bert Weidner. The affair was il
honor of Misses Clara and Ada Clas
sen Of Cincinnati.
Mrs. W. P. Haughton entertained
the members of the Spring Grove
Sewing Circle Tuesday evening at he
home. Supper was served on the
lawn to some sixty guests. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Sarah
Hussey of Spring Grove.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Eggemeyer
Miss Pearl Kaufman and Mr.. Otis Par
sons formed a dinner party at vii
liamsburg Tuesday evening.
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Miss Charlotte Keller Of Columbus
Ind, Miss Mabel Reid. Mr.. Wallit
Simmons and Mr.. Charles Commons
took dinner at Williamsburg Tuesday
evening.
\ party of autoists picnicked at The
Glen last evening. There were ter
in the party. five of them having come
rom Salt Lake City, making the trir
! eight days.
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the FRS
nglish Lutheran church will hold {
sarket Saturday at the corner of It'll
nd Main streets.
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The Civic League of Fairview vii
I've an ice @ social Thursday ev
7ing at the Republican club rooms.
y house party is being entertained
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
o2son south Of the city. Those il
o party are Misses Elma and Alice
olte, Elizabeth Kruger, Lena Leive
Id Alice knollenberg.
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The lawn social given last evening
y the Sacred Heart Sodality of St
Iary's church was quite a successful
Tair. A delightful music program
as given and there were several 9th