The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-18

daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hunt,
and is one of the most popular in Rich
mond's social circles. Mr.. Jay is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Jay, and is
connected with the Po5ue-Miller COM
pany. Their many friends extend con
gratulatiOns. ..-....
Among the out-of-town guests were
Miss Lucy Hardy, of indianapolis. Mr.
and Mrs. William Haughton. Miss
Mary Stsbbs, Miss Rae Chandlee of In
dianapois, Mr.. and Mrs. William Jay
of Rushville. Ind. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Morrow, Of Huntington, Ind, Miss Ida
Dillatush. of Lebanon, Ohio Miss Ma
nellie Pride of Nashville Tenn, Mrs
Charles Thorpe of Marion, Ind. and
Mrs. Grace Porterfield Polk of Indian
apolis.
Mrs. Charles Bentlage entertained a
company of friends at whist Thurs
day afternoon at her home in honor
of her sister, Miss Grace Glines. of
Boston, Mass. Others present were
Mesdames Harry Shaw, E. o. Allison,
w. Spangler, Walter Ratliff, Walter
Daibey, ]. Sliger, o. F. Ward, J. Shri-
Der, Richard Van Sant, George Fox,
Frank Noggle, Herbert Marlatt, Lon
Smyser, Milo Farrell and Lew Kluter;
Misses Tough, Smith and McQuinney
and Mr.. Henry Bentlage.
ROr6pT hostess
for the members of the H. S. H. club
Thursday afternoon at her home. 3OS
North Fifteenth street. In addition to
the social diversion two-course lun-
cheOn was served. Members present
were Mesdames George Sauer, Edgar
Miller, Bert Gordon, Harry Stuart and
Ray SineX. Guests of the club were
Miss Emma A. Sauer. Mrs. Charles
Border and Mrs. Williams of Denver,
Col.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Reed of Rich.
mOnd, Ind, have returned after visit
ing Miss Anna Smith-Indianapo
Star.
Mrs. G. J. Buntell, South Eleventh
street, has left to spend two weeks at
Wabash, Ind, Chicago and other
points with friends and relatives.
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At Newport, Ky, Thursday was qui.
city solemnized the marriage of Mr.
Perry Moss of this city, and Miss
Della Baker, only few intimate
friends being present The bride wore
a becoming tailor gown OF dark navy
| blue, with hat and gloves to cores
pond Mr.. and Mrs. Moss will live in
their newly furnished home south of
the city. Both are prominent young
people and have the congratulations of
many friends.
The w. R. c.. at a meeting Thurs
day afternoon decided to hold a sale
the last of the month.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Darlington were
surprised Wednesday evening by sew.
eral members of the Penny club call
ing upon them. it being their thirty.
second wedding anniversary. Those
in the party were Mesdames Ayler
Warfel. Thomas, Todd, Borton, Bishop
Dickinson, Griffith, Silver, Wissler
Ranks and Hiatt: Mr.. and Mrs Bit
ner, and Misses Ranks and Hiatt The
time was spent socially, the occasion
being a most enjoyable one.
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Indications are that the organ and
vocal recital TO be given at Reid Mem
| orial church on Oct. % will be quite
: largely attended. Prof. DOnnely OF
indianapolis is well known locally as
he has played here many times and is
the designer of the organ at REID
Memorial church. He is recognized as
one of the few great Organists of the
country. Miss Laura Johnson as {
vocalist, has gained an enviable repu
tation in the capital city.
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The annual thank offering Of the
Reid Memorial United Presbyterian
missionary society was held Thursday
evening at the church and the at
tendance was large. About $50 was
contributed for the cause of missions
The principal address was delivered
by Mrs. w. c. Hutchinson of Xenia. o.
on Mountain Whites Afterward the
evening was spent socially and light
refre shments were served
| The Occult Research society held q
meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs