The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-01

Saturday and Sunday the country
club was a most popular place,sthe golf
match between Indianapolis and Rich
,nond being the attraction. There
were almost forty at the Country club
for dinner Saturday evening and
large number on Sunday. Among
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Wickham Cor
win. Misses Elizabeth Newman, Lena
Coffin, June Elmer, Josephine Gates
and Juliet Swayne. Miss Augusta
Mering entertained a few friends in
formally and Mrs. Robert Stimson en-
tertained several guests. the men,
bers of the indianapolis and Rich
rnond golfers formed dinner party
and included Messrs. J. Y. Poundstone,
Frank Braffett, Dudley Elmer, Wilbur
Hibberd, S. S. Strattan, j. F. Thomp-
son, r. L. Stimson, NJ. NJ. Townley, e.
L Lennox, Clarence Stanley, S l.. Satt-
ley, f. NJ. Ogle, j. r. Whittemore, C.. E.
Sloan. T. H. Stann, J. K. Sharpe. J. II.
'O'BoyIe, and J. d. Thompson of In
dianapolis. Sunday a dinner party
was formed by the Misses Jessie and
Jeanette Landwehr, Amelia Remelin.
of Cincinnati and Mrs. Galen Lamb.
other guests at the club included Mrs
Maud Lamb Wood of Akron, Ohio.
A dinner party at the Westcott ho
r1el Sunday evening, included the fol
lowing: Misses Eta Luken, Anna
Harrington, Marcella Luken and May
Ditto, of Fl Wayne, Ind, and Messrs.
H. j. Hanes. James Goldrick, Joseph
Kenney and Lawrence Luken.
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At eight O'Clock Tuesday morning, at
st. Andrews church, the wedding of
Mr. John j. Harrington and Miss Eta
Luken will take place. Rev. Roell Off
ciating. only the immediate families
will be present and the wedding will
be quiet one. Immediately after the
ceremony the bride and groom-to-be
will go on a honey moon trip TO New
York, the jamestown exposition and
other Eastern points. On their return
they will be at home to their friends
at 1910 North G street. Miss Luken
is the daughter of Mr.. A. G.. Luken .
and is popular young woman in the /
social circles of the city. Mr.. Har-
dington is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Harrington and is connected
with his father in business.
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A meeting of the C. w. 3. NJ. of the
Christian church will be held Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. S.
Wilson on South Fourteenth street
Mrs. John Childress will have a paper
on The Lives of James Calvin and
John Hunt and Mrs. p. T. Mcclellan
will have one on Our Centennial, Its
Object, Progress and Plans" Mrs. r.
Witter will lead the devotional exercis-
es and the hostess will be assisted by
Mrs. J. A. Walls.
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Miss Jennie Jones will leave We'd
nesday of this week ror an extended
visit to indianapolis and Marion,
where she will visit relatives.
Misses Margaret Bohn, Edna and :
Blanche Mitchell. Ethel Miller, Clara ,
Mills, Carrie and Ethel Davis. La
dessa Dowler and Pearl Commons of
New Paris pienicked at Glen Miller
park Saturday evening.
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Mr.. Otto Krone has gone to Sand
Lake on business. Mr.. and Mrs.
Krone have built cottage at the lake
and next week will go there for the :
summer Later in the season they will
entertain a number from this city. In
the latter part of July Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Sedgwick viii probably chap
erone a party of young people there.
Miss Maud Zimmerman has for her /
guests, Miss Mary Bayless, of Dayton, i
Ohio, and Miss Maude Gipe, of Alexan-
dria, Ind. Wednesday evening in
honor of her guests there will be pic
mic party at Cedar Springs. with
probably over twenty-five guests pres
ent.
The East Main Street Friends Jun
ior Christian Endeavor picnic. which
was to have been tomorrow at Mr..
Edwin Jays home has been postponed
until Tuesday of next week
The June section of the Penny club.
of which Mrs. John Mitchell is chair
man. gave a market recently and clear
ed over SOL. The July section. with
Mrs. Clara Thomas as chairman. will
give a musical as their way of obtain
Ing money lot the treasury.
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Or. and Mrs. T.. r. Pierce and family j
Thursday for Tippecanoe Lake for an
outing of ten days.
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DIR. and Mrs F. r. Pierce and family
will go to Melville this week where
they will spend some time with Mr.
Pierce's parents.
Mrs. George Stout will entertain the
Of the Tuesday Afternoon
Card club Tuesday at her home on Lin
len avenue. Euchre will be played at
hree tables.
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The crystal or fifteenth wedding an
1iversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Por-
erfield. was celebrated Sunday at
heir beautiful country home west of