The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-28

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William H. Campbell, b. B. Johnson,
Erie Reynolds, Charles p. Holton.
Walter w. Schultz and A. W. Hemple-
man.
Mrs. Edward Dozier entertained the
members of the Tuesday Afternoon
Social club at her home on South
Ninth street, Tuesday afternoon, the
| meeting being a very enjoyable one
In every way. Readings were given
by various members and were follow
ed by a two course luncheon Mrs
William Haberkern and son, William
| and Mrs Henry Decker were guests
of the club.
A meeting of the S. c. c. club was
held Tuesday evening at home of Mas
| ter Blair Converse on South Thir-
| teenth street. An interesting talk was
| given by Charles Buell. on .Photog-
| raphy." The members are Hershell
| Trueblood. Charles Harris, Blair Con-
verse, Charles Buell. and Paul Hutch
| inson. The next meeting will be held
! the 10Th of March, at the home OF
| Charles Buell. on North West Third
street.
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Mrs. Charles Backmeyer entertained
the members of her Sunday School
class Tuesday evening at her home
east of the city. The event was in the
| nature of a o'clock dinner, the honor
guest being Mr.. Raymond Piehl, who
| leaves soon to make his home at Gin
cinnati. The dinner was in three
Of ;o1,
were very effective, green and white
being the colors used. The table and
buffet in the dining room were artist
cally arranged with ferns and trailing
vines while many potted plants formed
the decorations in the other rooms.
During the evening the time was
spent in social manner with games
as a pleasant amusement. The hos
tess was assisted by her daughter,
Miss Marie Backmeyer. The members
of the class are Messrs Raymond
Piehl, Ralph Sudhoff, Arthur Wissler,
Russell Heitbrink, Charles Meyer, |
Seth Dingley, Louis Kinley and Earl |
Kinley.
An open meeting of the Brotherhood |
of st. Paul of the First NJ f. church |
was held Tue sday evening at the !
church and was attended by about two
hundred people. The subject of child |
labor was dealt with in a very inter-
esting address by the Rev r. ]. Wade, !
who gave illustrations with stereopti- |
con slides, collected from various |
parts of the United States. Following |
this, Secretary Brown of the Y. M. C.. |
A. gave an address on THE Working |
Mans Enemy" dealing also with the |
child labor question. He showed that /
the saloon is almost entirely RESPONSE |
BILE for child labor in this country and |
is the worst enemy of the working man
In conclusion he showed the positive
necessity for Y. Nj. c.. A. in this city.
The following committee of fifteen
was appointed to work in the First NJ.
Il. church in the interest of the Y. NJ.
G. A.: Messrs. f. X. Shera, d. r. Ell
son, Raymond Wehrley, Walter Lur-
ing, w S. Davis, l.. III. Bunyan, c. NJ.
Hamilton, w. Z. Wilson, w. p. O'Neal,
A. b. Commons, S. II. Jones, Lafay
cite Mercer and E. E. Brown. A
pleasant feature of the meeting was
violin solo by Prof Fred Hicks. A
posed of. the most important being the
receiving of a charter for the organiza-
ton, and which was ordered framed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Burchenal, of
Glendale, Ohio, who have visited in
this city frequently, will leave on the
18th of May for a trip abroad. They
will go Immediately to Rome. Italy,
where their daughter. Miss Margaret
is in school, and who will
join them on an extended trip
through western Europe. They will
be away for several months.
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A very delightful concert is being
planned by the choir of the First NJ.
L. church, the affair to be given on
Friday evening. Among the excellent
numbers on the program will be one
by Mr.. Harry Paris, of Muncie, a ten
or singer. who is a favorite with
Richmond people,
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A pretty wedding of recent date
was that which took place Saturday,
February 23rd, at high noon. at the
home of the brides parents, near
Ind. The bride was Miss
Goldie Estelle Pierce and the groom
was Mr.. Walter A. Hunnicutt. The
ceremony was performed by Rev Oh ,
liver Frazier. of Richmond, in the
presence of only the members of the >
families and intimate
friends. For the entrance of the brid- /.
al couple Miss Nellie Jones, of Econ
omy, played the wedding march. The :
bride made a charming picture in !,
gown of Paris muslin trimmed with :,
lace. A wedding supper was served /.
after the ceremony. The brides t
was arranged with festoons of sn
and in the center was a great cly
Of white carnations. The guests II
a distance were Mr.. Frank Hunnicutt
of Nebraska. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Pierce and family and Miss Edith
Scantland, of this city; Miss Blanche
Fenimore and Mr.. W. r. Williams. of