The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07

Slifer, North Tenth street. The par
lor appointments were in pink and
green, while the other rooms, includ-
ing the dining room, were in white
and yellow chrysanthemums. The
favors were yellow and white chry-
santhemums. Contests at whist were
followed by three-course luncheon.
Those composing the company were:
Mesdames W. w. Tallant. w. J. Ro-
bic, f. Y. Barnes, F. c. Kibby, F. j.
Parsons, George H. Eggemeyer. Will
liam Campbell, George r. Williams.
Charles Hoton, Leroy Brown, Joseph
Kinsey, J. NJ Lontz, Mark Wilson, W.
A. Sample, Walter Shultz, Charles
Morgan, Fred Schneider, Webster
Parry, Alexander Reid. P. W. Smith,
Frank Land, Mary Bull and Frank
Gilbert: the Misses Clifford,
Spockman. Johnson. Clara Nor
gan. Kathryn Gift and Edna John
son. The out OF town guests were
Miss Lillian Taggart, of Indianapo-
lis; Mrs. Isaac Jay of Philadelphia,
and Mrs. Perfect, of Kansas City.
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Surrounded by family members.
children and grand children, Mr. and
Mrs. George Bishop, 321 North Sew
enth street. fittingly celebrated the
golden anniversary of their marriage.
Tuesday. The occasion was one of
great pleasure to Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop
and their relatives and friends and
they have been the recipients of warm
congratulations. Mr.. Bishop. at pres
emit Wayne county truant officer, and
formerly trustee of Wayne township.
Is one of Richmond's best known and
most estimable men. lie was born
near Manchester, England, March 4,
1885, and in 1S4S came to America
with his parents, locating at Mt Car
mel, Franklin, county, Indiana. 1t
was in Mt. Carmel that Mr.. Bishop was
married to Miss Mary j. Barlow, No
vember 5, 1857. After several years
residence in New Castle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bishop came to Richmond in 1862, and
their home has been here continuously
since that time. Seven children have
been born to them, four of whom are
still living. and all of these were pres
ent Tuesday to assist in the observ-
ance of the golden wedding anniver.
sary. These children are Mrs. George
Ayler of Springfield, O.; Mrs. Charles
Wilson of Richmond; Mrs. John Bartel
Of Richmond, and Mrs. Will Oldaker
o. Richmond. Both Mr.. and Mrs
Bishop are in the best of health and
the friends of this most estimable cou
pie, who are legion, hope they may live
to enjoy many more anniversaries OF
their wedding day. Tuesdays cele-
bration was featured by sumptuous re-
pasts at both noon and evening. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop were the recipi
ents OF beautiful gifts from their chill
dren.
Mrs. Omar G. Murray delightfully."-
entertained a card club Wednesday
afternoon at her home on North L
street in honor of Mrs. DR.. Thompson
and daughter, of Cincinnati, who are
guests of Mrs. Murray. Bridge was the
feature and the prize was awarded te
Mrs. Harry Simmons, Mrs. Thompson
receiving the guest prize. A charm
ing luncheon was served.
The young girls Of the Second Jun
ior Auxiliary of st. Pauls church un
der the direction OF Mrs. Charles Bur
ton West, are completing arrange
| ments for a market and sale of usefu
| and fancy articles, to be held in st
Pauls parish house, on Thursday, No
vember 14th, beginning at two O'Clock
in the afternoon and continuing
through the evening. Music will be
furnished by courtesy of the Starr pi
ano company and light refreshments
served. and the public generally is cor
daily invited to attend.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Mcclure
and Miss Edna MCGUIRE are spending
a few days in Chicago.
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The engagement of Miss TiviaI
Green and Mr.. Edwin r. Galloway, ha'
been announced, the wedding to take
place the latter part of this month
Miss Green is a prominent young wo
man and has a host of friends as ha
also Mr.. Galloway.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Dingley, Nortl
Seventeenth street, have been appris
ed of the marriage of their son, Mr.
Edward J. Dingley, formerly of ths
city, to Miss Emma Campbell of Cam
den, n. J. Mr.. Dingley is assistan
manager of the publicity department
of the Victor Talking Machine compa
ny. He is graduate from the loca
high school and after stenographi
course. went west. where he remaine'
for some time, later locating in TIL
East
Mrs. L. B. G. Ewing was surprised q
| her home on South Twelfth street
Wednesday evening. by her Sunda,
school class, which is composed o
young ladies. The evening was en-
joyably spent in games and music AM
luncheon was served. Those compos
ing the company were Misses Sadi
Conn. Edith Dingley, Bessie Winsett
Eva Ellis Anna Bollmeyer Pianchi