The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-06

street the Misses Reid, Florence Cor
win and Kathryn Rettig, delightfully."-
entertained a company of friends.
Drive whist was played at twelve Ia
bles, prizes being won by Misses Bes-
sic Longstreth, Hazel Freeman and
Marie Coffman, who received the con-
ISOLATION. The parlor was tastefully
decorated with white hydrangeas and
fall roses, the living room being dec
GRATED in the same. The dining room
was beautified with gladeoias on the
mantel and ferns on the chandelier.
Candelabra were placed in the center
of the table and on each of the corn
ers They were of brass and crystal
with white cathedral candles. Lunch
con was served in four courses. The
head table was located in a Japanese
room festooned with wild flowers and
golden glow The invited guests were
Misses Clara Comstock, Ethel Hender-
son, Ida Jones, Edna Jones, Jessie
Beeler. Grace Smith, Rose Gennett-
Marie Kaufman. Edith Moore, Marie
Campbell, Nellie Chandlee, Marguer-
ite Sedgwick. Deborah Sedgwick. Edna
Chandlee, Nina Harris, Ruby wilson,
Ethel Taylor. Marjorie Pennell, Bes-
ODA~
stance Foster, Elizabeth Thomas,
Alice Hill, Florence Mcclure, Mary
Dickinson. Pearl Hasecoster, Eliza
beth Comstock, Susan Kelsey Mar
guerite Green, Margaret Starr, Ruth
Mashmeyer, Opal Lovin, Edith Mich
olson, Anne Dilks, Bessie Thompson,
Elsie Beeler, Anna Ross, Electa Hen
ley, Edna Bayer, Elizabeth Hasemeier,
Edith Bowman, Esther Fletcher, Clara
Morgan, Cora Weegham, Ethel King,
Constance Bell Hazel Freeman, Ethel
Lockwood, Ruby Hunt, Virgie Glenn
ents, Mabel Barber, Stella Barber, Hell
en- Buckley Ethel Garrison, Harriet
Lyons, Alice Harley, Katherine
Schneider. Inez Coale, Florence Shute,
and Hilda Shute; Mesdames Ray Hol-
Con, Ben Cook, Wilbur Hibberd, Clar-
ence Collins and Wheaton Tallant.
The out of town guests were Miss
Mary Montgomery, of Greenfield and
Miss Bebee of Anderson.
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Mrs. l.. G. King was the hostess for
a thimble party Thursday afternoon
at her home on North Thirteenth
street, in honor of Miss McCloud. OF
Cincinnati A pleasing musicale was
the feature of the afternoon. Other
guests were Mary Friedley. Pearl
Friediey, Mabel ONeal, Florence
Mote. Stella Brush. Carolyn Karl, Ella |
Luring and Ida Taylor; Mesdames
Edna Diffendorfer, E. X. Shera. E. j. |
Mote, Charles Smart, Ray Longnecker, |
o. G. Krone, Elmer German, Walter |
Luring, John Starr. Dempsey Dennis, |
Frederick Hicks and Sarah Moore of |
Pittsburg.
delightful lawn fete was given on
Thursday evening by Miss Essie Ell
lis in honor of the twenty-first birth
day of her brother, Arlington C. Ellis
The yard was decorated with electric
lights and Japanese lanterns. Just be-
fore the luncheon was served a flash
light picture was taken. A number of /
handsome presents were received. The
guests were Marie Schroeder, Flo
Schroeder, Evelyn Schiller, Mae Snider.
Cora Snider, Ruby Minner, Mary Hol-
lar, Bessie Brown, Grace McConlogue,
Maggie McConlogue, Earl Williams,
Earl Clark, Elmer Williams, Frank
Boswell, Arthur Nuss. Irene Hender
son, Dott Boswell. Silas Brown. AL
bert Jones. Everett Moore. Goulda
Rupe, Virgil Nuss, Oval Nuss, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilfred Nuss, j. A. Maddox and
Mrs. Edith Cutter.
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The j. o. l.. club was entertained at
Miss Grace Wolfe's home Thursday.
work. after which refreshments were
Grace Druley, Mirtie Helms, Nellie
Davenport, Rhea Druley, Maud Ely,
Ruth Davenport, Nettie Paulson, La
verna Beard. Olga Turner. Myrtle
Shelter, Bessie Jenkinson and Grace
Wolfe. The next meeting will be a
picnic at Jackson park.
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At their home five miles south Of
Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Elias r.
Hastings celebrated their golden we'd
ding on last Tuesday. The affair was
a most enjoyable one and many friends
gathered in to assist in the festivities
of the day. Mr.. and Mrs Hastings We're
united in marriage by the Friends
ceremony at the regular mid-week SER
vice at Orange. five miles south of the
city. on sept. 3rd. 1857. Both Mr. and
Mrs. Hastings are well preserved men,
tally and physically. At twelve
O'Clock a sumptuous dinner was served
and the day was largely spent in re-
counting early recollections. The
house was pleasingly decorated in a
suitable manner for the occasion. The
following members of the family. in
Guiding grandchildren and one great
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present: Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Wright and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Paul and
daughter. Elizabeth Mrs. and Mrs. NJ.
X. Krahl, Mrs. w. ]. Smith and daugh-
ter. Jean. of Louisville Ky. Mrs W. E.
Hastings and daughter, Mrs Geo.
Shultz and Master Walter Shultz. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. n. Hastings of Richmond.
Mrs. Letitia A. J6hnson Of Tuscola, Ill.