The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-17

One of the enjoyable social AUCTIONS
of the week was the bridge whist par
ty which was given Friday afternoon
by Mrs George II. Love. in her apart
ments at the Westcott hotel. There
were four tables and prizes were
awarded to Miss Josephine Gates and
Mrs. Wickham Corwin. The games
were followed by a luncheon. Among
the guests was Mrs. Scott Mcdonald. of
Norfolk, Va. and Miss Mary Carson, of
Knightstown, Ind.
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Mrs. d. d. Mcclure was given a
most pleasant surprise at her home
south of. the city, in honor of her six
ty-third birthday anniversary. The
time was spent socially and refresh
ments were served. The company was
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene An
derson, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Raper,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lacy, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII SPOTS and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Fetta, Mrs. John Austerman. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Benner. Messrs. Allen
Benner Everett Benaer, Frank Benner,
Willie Benner, Francis Benner, Rich
ard Simpson, Edd Simpson, Hamer
Snyder, Charles Mcclure. Fred Nc
CIure and the Misses Marjorie Simp-
son and Helen Hunt.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Klute, South |
Fourteenth street. entertained at a mu-
steal Friday evening in honor of sew
eral friends from Cincinnati Re-
freshments were served to the follow
ing guests: Miss Alice Lichtenfels. FL |
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward klute.
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Mr.. Henry Blomeyer near Boston. |
entertained several friends Friday in |
honor of his seventeenth birthday an
niversary
Miss Anna Newman will open her
studio for a general reception to the
public next Tuesday from nine to five
o'clock. Her studio, which is located /
in the Kelly Hutchinson block, con-
tains many meritorious works of art
and the privilege of viewing these will
be appreciated by her many friends.
The tenth annual reunion of the Hoo
yer family will be held next Wednesday
at Jackson Park. The organization
has membership of about $50, the ma
jority being residents of Wayne and
Henry counties.
At her home on Richmond avenue.
Thursday afternoon, Mrs. F. c. Curtis
Mrs. r. ID. Laughman's
school class of the First NJ. E.
of which she is member. The
afternoon was spent socially on the
lawn and luncheon was served. The
class is composed of fourteen ladies
and all were present.
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Mr. T. J. Ferguson and Mr. c. w
Wequetonsing. Mich. where they will
spend six weeks at the resort.
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Thursday evening at the home of
Mr.. Fred Sleek delightful party was
given in honor of Mr.. r. Coffman. Jr,
formerly of Richmond, now a resident
Of Columbus. o. Games and music
we're provided and were followed by
4 luncheon. The guests were the
Misses Inez Voorhees,, Laura Dearth,
Jessie Jackson, Hattie Voorhees,, of
Centerville, Leah Burdsafl Ruth Hol-
;apfel Edna Early, Hilda Tubersing.
Iilda Sleek and Irene Schuman:
dessrs. Claud Edwards. Harry Hol-
.apfel Richard Holzapfel. Cecil Burd- ,
,all. Charley Bowman. Roy Schuman.
Fred and Carl Schuman
A theatre party of Friday was one
given by Mrs. Lawrence White in hon.
,r of her niece. Miss Pauline McDon-
I'D of Chicago. The party included
Misses Ruby Williams, Edna Colg-
eser, Edna Dickinson and Helen
3ethmeyer.
At the meeting of the Frances E.
Willard W. c. It. U. Friday afternoon
It Rhoda Temple. the following of
icers were elected to serve the en-
suing year: President. Mrs Hettie
rraum: vice-president, Mrs. E. W.
Norris, recording secretary, Mrs.
frances Self, treasurer. Mrs Robert
HoukinS correSponding secretary (