The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-19

Miss Mae Robinson, a substitute
teacher in the Richmond public
schools has returned from a visit will
her cousin, Prof. j. E. Tough anC
family at New York While there shs
attended the six weeks term of tht
New York University summer schoo
of which Prof Lough is superintend
ent and which this year had an at
tendance of SAB. She returned to this
city via Washington and Mt. Vernon
where she visited friends and rela
tives.
Mrs. Herbert Van Etten will enter
tain the members of the Good Cheer
Club Wednesday at her home north OF
the city. A short program probably
will be given and needlework will also
be feature.
Mrs Nettie Thomas left Saturday
for New York City where she will Wis
it her son, Ollie, formerly of this city
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One of the most prominent weddings
and society events of the fall social
season will be the wedding of Mr.. By
ron G.. Robbins and Miss Elizabeth
Newman, for which invitations will be
out in a few days. The date has been
set for September fourth.
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Miss Blanche Wine charmingly en-
urday evening at her home, 1117
North G street in honor of the ami
versary of her eighteenth birthday.
The lawn was beautifully decorated
with Japanese lanterns and music and
games were enjoyed, after which d
luncheon was served. The party was
of the following: The Miss
es Alice Howells, Florence Sells, Ruth
Hilda Browman, Jennie
Wine, Mabel Goodwin, Ida Patterson,
Marjorie Mulholland, Iris Lamb, Ger
trude Wore, Elsie Wyatt and Blanche
Wine; Messrs. Herman Trotter, Hugh
Barton. Earl Ferris, Karl Young, Fen
ton Cooney. Earl Williams, Raymond
Kahn, Charles Lamb, Herman Wine
and Elmer Browman, and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. p. Wine.
Miss Mabel Gaines is the guest of
relatives and friends at Springfield,
Ohio.
Mrs. Henry Schwegman entertained
4 number of relatives and friends at
her beautiful country home, south of
he city, Sunday, in honor OF her fifty
fifth birthday anniversary. She re-
,eived a large number OF handsome
lifts. Those in the company included
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schwegman, Mr..
md Mrs. BENZ. Pardieck of Muncie,
nd. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Vogelsong,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Griffith, Mr.. and
Yrs. Harry Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. John
,ranor. Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Shafer,
Hrs. Mary vogelsong. Mrs. Mary Grit
it'll. Miss Kate Vogelsong, Miss Alice
yogelsong. Miss Gertrude Pardieck,
Hiss Ruth Griffith, Master Walter Vo-
,elsong. Wilbur Vogelsong, Raymond
griffith and Will Schwegman.
In honor of the eighty-eighth BIRTH
law anniversary of Mr.. John Sedgwich
family reunion was held at the
lome of Mr.. and Mrs. James Beeson
n North Fifteenth street Sunday
The day was most enjoyable one
nd at noon bountifui dinner was
erved. Beside the members of the
Immediate family present there were
he following old people the youngest
T whom was over seventy-two: Mrs.
frances Smelser, Mrs. Tracy Osborn,
acob and Rachel Smelser. of Frank
on. Ind. Mrs. Minerva Hart, Mrs. |
usan Smith. Mrs. Hettie Rice. Mrs. /
ames Howes and Mrs. Annie Allen, of /
'eru, Ind.
Among the dinner guests at the i
'ountry club Sunday evening were |
Ir. and Mrs. Howard Campbell. Mrs. |
vickham Corwin and Miss Marie |
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reed will enter |
hin company of four at dinner at
lie Country club this evening
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Probably fifty or more members of /
lie Sunday school and congregation /
T the Christian church will go TO /
ackson park Wednesday where the /
ounty Christian church rally will be /
ED. 1t will be an all-day affair and I
/ noon bountiful dinner will be /
srved. People will be in attendance i
'om Christian churches all over the 4
ounty and the day promises to be
lost enjoyable one for all who attend. i
program including music and SER
ons will be given.
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Mrs. Frank Miles and children, who i
ave been visiting her parents DR.. and +