The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-29
SOCIETY NEWS
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The first of the ante-nuptial events
in honor Of Miss Hazel Reid, who will
be married the twelfth of December 10
Mr.. Fred Gennett. was the one O'Clock
luncheon which was given by the
Misses Margaret Sedgwick and Edith
Moore today at the home of Miss
Moore on West Fifth street. The
party was a beautiful one. the decor
ations being red and green, clusters
of red roses and ferns being about the
rooms and in the center of the two
long tables in the dining room were
csndalabra with red shades. The lun
cheon was in five courses and the
guests were the Misses Gertrude Lee
Fevre, Alfrieda Stubbe. Of Cincinnati
Nina Harris, Katharine Rettig, Eliza
beth Hasemeier, Eta Jones, Bessie
Jones, Florence Corwin, Pearl Hase
coster. Rose Gennett, Hilda Shute. AL
ice Hill, Jessie Beeler and Alice
Quinby.
Prof. and Mrs. Will Earhart. Mr.
N. T. Hartley of Franklin, O.. Mr.
and Mrs. William L. Corwin. of Los
Angeles, Cal, and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W
Corwin will go to Beechwood Farm
near Milton, Saturday to spend the
day as guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
p. Lindsay and family
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Miss Naomi Huber will entertain a
number Of young people this evening
at her home on South Seventh street
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Mr.. and Mrs f. V Miller, north OF
the city entertained the following on
Thanksgiving: Mr.. and Mrs John
Overman, Nellie and Clementine How.
ard and Rex Overman OF Fountain
City; Messrs. and Mesdames Charles
Markle and Roy Schattel, Mrs. Hiram
Pitman, Misses Linnie Gray, Bessie
Markle. lnez. Alice. Leota and Irene
Miller: Messrs. Harry and Walter Pit
man. Thomas Fryar. Raymond Mar
kie and Master Kenneth Schattel OF
Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Dalbey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo c. Stegall enter.
tanned few of their relatives at their
country home south of the city at a
Thanksgiving dinner. A fodder
ride" prepared the crowd for the
sumptuous dinner which followed. The
afternoon was spent In playing out
door games, the beautiful weather add
Ing TO the enjoyment of the day. Those
present were Messrs. and Mesdames
William L. Dalbey, John w. Slick, AL
bert N. Dalbey. Irwin d. Stegall and
Thomas Wiggans: Mrs. Sarah J. Con
ner, Mrs. Susan H. Stegall, Mrs. Ida
Keller. Herbert Wiggans. Ernest Kel.
Ter, Lester Dalbey. Flora. Iona and
Russell Keller. Hilda, Esther and Ruth
6tegall, Mrs. Clara Noggle of Lavona,
Ohio.
Miss Ruby Reid entertained delight
fully at a Thanksgiving party Thurs
day at her home on South Fourth
street in honor of Miss Clara Templer
OF Muncie, and Miss Florence Harper
of Frankfort. Hearts was the feature
of entertainment and was played al
four tables. 4 thanksgiving luncheon
was served. Those composing the
party were Misses Imo Eikenberry
Bessie Ferling, Mary Crivel, Anna
Hershey and Katherine Corey. o.
Springfield; Messrs. Walter Snaveley
Harry Frankel, Harry Reid, Wales
CASTOR, Jefferson Meyers, Clyde Beck
Taylor Schneider. Ora Brubaker ano
Campbell Corey.
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Mrs. Trimble, North Eighteenth
street. was hostess for the Good Cheer
club, Wednesday. The time was very
pleasantly spent at needlework. Mrs
Louise Surendorf, of South Eight
street, was a guest of the club. There
were thirteen members present. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Harry
Puthoff at her home north of the city
In the presence of some thirty
friends and relatives at noon Thurs
day, Mr. Edwin r. Galloway, of Cam
bridge City, and Miss Vivian Green o.
this city, were married at the bride;
home on South Fourth street, the Rev
W. D. Parr. Of Kokomo. officiating. 4
was quiet affair and only the immedi
ate relatives of the principals were
guests. The rooms were appropriately
decorated with chrysanthemums, smi