The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-10

Saturday evening at > o CLOCK DIT the
United Presbyterian parsonage, the
Rev. S. r. Lyons officiating. The GER
emory was solemnized in the presence
Of O. small company OF friends and rel
atives. Mrs. Wilson is well known,
having acted in the capacity of an as
sistant In the Morrisson-Reeves libra
ry for the past fifteen years. Mr.. Will
son is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan z.
Wilson, a prominent family residing
trip will be TO Chicago and other
northern points
Miss Elizabeth Jay of Greensboro,
Ky, and Mr.. Will Jay of Rushville,
Ind, have been called home, owing TO
the serious illness of their father, Dr..
Joseph w. Jay. of West Richmond.
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The Criterion literary society will
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs
Charles Shera as hostess.
Prof. Holmes and Miss Louise Fran
cisco, of Earlham college, were at In
dianapols Thursday and heard the
concerts given by Charles w. Clark,
well known vocalist.
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Miss Pearl Moss will entertain
company of Earlham students this
evening at six o'clock dinner, at her
nome on South Thirteenth street. The
affair will be in honor of Miss Edna
Parson of New Castle. The invited
guests are the Misses Mabel Carroll,
Pauline Saint, Anna Henson and Alma
Lohr; and Messrs. John Hancock, Hor-
ace Hedges, Rupert Stanley, Lawrence
Barrett and Karl Weismer.
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One of the most prominent of the
several social events of the month
was the reception of Saturday after
noon given by Mrs. Florence Lodwick
at her home on North Tenth street,
assisted by the Misses Augusta Mering
and Ada Woodland. The hours for re-
ceiving were from two to six O'Clock.
and during the time over two hundred
guests called. and paid their respects
TO the hostesses. The rooms devoted
10 the reception were especially adapt
ed to the purpose and afforded oppor-
tunity for most charming adornment.
The parlOrs, which are very commodi-
Gus, were artistically arranged with
chrysanthemums, palms and ferns, at
the windows and on the mantels, while
smilax was draped in profusion about
the chandeliers and festooned at the
doorways. In the dining room the ap
pointments were especially pleasing,
ferns and chrysanthemums constitut-
ing the floral enhancement. A proft1sion
of yellow chrysanthemums was heap
ed in the center of the table, the en-
tirety being surrounded by candle
sticks. the mellow light of the can
dies on the pronounced yellow of the
flowers producing pretty effect.
Those in the receiving line were Mrs.
William Downing of Terre Haute, Miss
Brown of indianapolis and the hostess
es. In the parlors the assistants were
Mrs. Anna Bennett, Mrs. Jennie Var
van. Mrs. Edwin Gates, Miss Sophia
Marchant, Mrs. George Gates, Mrs.
William Gentry. Miss Elizabeth Com
stock, Mrs. Elma Van Heusen and
Mrs. Mary Virgins. In the dining
room We're: Miss Juliet Robbins, Miss
Clara Myrick. Miss Josephine Gates,
Mrs. Wickham Corwin, Mrs. Ray
Shiveley and Mrs. Rudolph Leeds.
Mr.. and lIrs. Harry Morrow have ar
rived here from Philadelphia to spend
some time with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Morrow will make various trips
out of Richmond, where Mrs. Morrow
will remain until the first of January.
They are well pleased with their loca-
ton at Philadelphia.
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The Magazine club will meet Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Charles d.
Slifer, North Eighth street, the read
ers for the afternoon being Mesdames
Charles Holton and Harriet Dill.
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Mrs. Arthur Commons gave a sur
prise party the past week in honor of
her husband, in celebration of his
birthday anniversary.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wickham Corwin,
South Twelfth street, entertained at
whist Saturday evening, the party be-
ing composed Of several of the young
society people of the city.
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The Ticknor club will be entertain
ed Monday by Mrs. l. NJ. Hughes. The
club is making study of Shakes
peare's "As You Like It"
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The L. B. club will be entertained
by Miss Anna Mitchell, Fort Wayne
avenue, Monday.
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Miss Florence Ratliff. of Anderson.
who has been visiting in the city. will
return home today.
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Mrs. Grace Porterfield-Polk and son
Ralph, Jr., have gone TO Cincinnati.
to join Mr.. Polk for a visit at Avon
dale.
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Mrs. Laura Bates and daughter Nir.
ginia of Liberty. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Ratliff and other rela-
tives here.