The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-15


present from Sugar Grove: Lousetta
Harris, Adeline Cain, Jennie Love,
Phoebe Mendenhall, Susan Menden-
hall, Lydia Yoke. Sarah Lamb. Carrie
Lamb and son Joseph. Rebecca Lamb,
Adeline Fouts, Miss Bessie Strfckler,
Mrs. Rinehart and Messrs. Merritt and
Charles Lamb. Those present from
Richmond were Ella Weaver and son
George, Catherine Craft and son Har-
ry, Matilda j. Hatfield, Florence Lay
mon and daughters Burnice and May,
Florence Hatfield and daughter RUBY.
Miss Myrtle Laymon, Mrs. E. l. Keep
Ter and daughter Ethel, Jennie Mel
ling and son Harry, Minda Heath and
daughters Ethel and Phoebe and son
Robert, Jennie Reid, Goldie Daugher-
ty and daughter Mildred, Hattie Leh-
man. Florence Maddox, Viola Broxton,
Emma Lovin, Miss Opal Lovin, Ger
trude Lacy and son James, Grace
Weatherall and son. Lizzie Nuss and
son Oval. The following men were
present: James Craft, Waldo Lacy, +.
L. Kepler. Jacob Melting, William Hat
field and Alvin Creager. The table
was spread in the Sunday school room
of the church and all enjoyed the feast
Of good things.
The Alice Cary club met at the home
of Miss Emma Lindemuth, South Fiji
teenth street, Thursday afternoon, the
subject being Japan Several in
teresting papers were read-Mrs.
Chauncy Rife on Government" Mrs.
George Knight, Education" Mrs. Z.
J. Moore, Literature" Mrs. Mary
Price, Art" and Miss Emma Linde-
muth, Customs" Following the pa
pers, an interesting discussion was
given on these subjects. A two
course luncheon was served. The
next meeting will he at the home of
Mrs. Mary Price, North Thirteenth
street.
! The Primary Union will meet Satur-
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the First
English Lutheran church.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Converse
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relatives this week in honor of their
seventeenth wedding anniversary
which was celebrated on Wednesday
with a family dinner. Those compos-
| ing the party were Dr.. and Mrs. J. S.
Blair and Byrum Blair, of Lynn; Mr.
and Mrs. w f. Blair of williamsburg:
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Blair, Los
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home.
The meeting of the Historical society
which was to have convened Saturday,
has been indefinitely postponed. owing
to the death Of Mrs. Cyrus HOdgin.
The next meeting will be at the call of
the president.
Mrs. A. c. Lindemuth, Mrs. Jean
nette Leeds and Mrs. Louise White at
tended very pretty reception Thurs
day afternoon at Dayton. O., at the
Van Ausdal home in Dayton View
The Dayton News of Thursday even
ing gives tie following account of the
affair: The old Van Ausdal homestead
so beautifully situated in Dayton View
was the scene Thursday afternoon Of a
very handsome informal reception
Mrs. Isaac Van Ausdal received with
her daughter, Mrs. William Iddings
and assisting them in receiving the
guests were Miss Charlotte Van Aus
DIAL, the granddaughter of the house
and the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Van Ausdal and Miss Margaret Mat
thews, daughter of Judge and Mrs F.
P. Matthews, two beautiful debutantes
of this season, who will be formally
presented at the holiday time
The Van Ausdal home was hand.
somely decorated with a wealth Of
chrysanthemums and other flowers
beautiful gifts that were sent in from
friends of the hostesses and the fair
young girls who shared the honors OF
the occasion. The informality of the
affair made tie occasion double pleas
ant, and the reception and its attend
ing enjoyment will long be remember
ed as one of the most pleasant occa
sions at this delightful old home. Re
freshments were served during the af
ternoon hours. and assisting the host
esses were Miss Irwin, Miss Louise
dinner, Miss Ruth Williams, Miss Lou
Use Snyder, Mrs. A. c. Lindemuth anG
Mrs. White of Richmond, Mrs. ]. B
Acton of Eaton. Mrs. Joseph Bimm
Mrs. Charles Van Ausdal, Mrs. e. P
Matthews, Mrs Charles Stoddard anC
Miss Van Ausdal.
| Many Out-of-town guests were in at
tendance at this very delightful affair
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Elliott Thurs
day. in the company Of children
grandchildren and loving friends, cele
brated their silver wedding anniver
sary at their pleasant home NORTH
east of the city. The invitations sent
out included: Messrs. and Mesdames
Samuel Elliott, Glen karn; William
Geeting, Portland; Samuel Geeting. An
sonia. Ohio; Bur, indianapolis: Pos
Their, kOF ONO. Ind; Richard Whitman
/ Richmond; Robert Woodmanse
Springfield, H.: Oliver Harrison. Hol
landsburg, Ohio: Thomas Doloff. Fred
Bullerdick, James Cook. Daniel Barton
Sherman Brandenberg Frank Murley