The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-31


Hill, Mr.. OrvilIe Conner and Mr.. Harry
Thornburg.
The social schedule IS as follows:
Saturday evening, September fifth,
smoker. Dancing on porch.
Tuesday morning, September fiji
tenth, bridge whist for members.
Saturday evening, September TWEEN
ty-sixth, smoker and dancing on
porch.
Tuesday afternoon, October sixth,
bridge whist
Wednesday evening, October twenty
first, Autumn subscription dance for
members and invited guests, Pythian
temple.
Monday evening, November second,
annual meeting at club house.
Tuesday afternoon, November tenth
bridge whist for members.
Thursday evening, November twenty
sixth, Thanksgiving subscription
dance. for members and invited guests
Pythian temple.
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Miss Jeanette Van Meter, Miss
Lena Ludington and Miss Shyloh Van
Meter of Cambridge City were guests
of Miss Hazel Thomas at the chau-
| tauqua yesterday.
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Miss Ruby Reid entertained with a
picnic yesterday afternoon for her
house guests Miss Mary Thomas and
| Miss Maude Clark of Muncie.
Mr.. George Nixon and Miss Sarah
| Nixon of North Eleventh street will
attend the University of Illinois this
year. Mrs. Frank Nixon will remove
with them to Champaign where she
will remain four years while Miss
Sarah and Mr.. Nixon complete the
course in the university.
Mr.. Robert Tallant probably will
attend Purdue university.
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Mr.. Walker Land, Mr.. George Ret
tig, Mr.. Frank Brown, Mr.. James
Wood, Mr.. Donald Graves and Mr..
for Lafayette, where they are attend
| ing school.
Misses Catherine and Elizabeth
| Cesnan have returned to their home
in Cincinnati after having spent the
summer with Mrs. Mary Casnan and
family, 112 North Third street.
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| The thirteenth anniversary of the
Bond reunion will occur Tuesday, Sep.
TENDER l, in Jackson's park All mem
bers of the family with their invited
guests will be cordially welcomed.
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Mrs. Albert Jones of Hagerstown is
the guest of Mrs. George Eggemeyer
for a few days.
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Mrs. Will naughton gave a charming
luncheon party Saturday at her home
in Spring Grove, in honor of Miss Jes.
sic Trindle of New York, Miss Ethel
Carver Of Indianapolis; and Miss Flor.
ence Jenny of Oberlin, Ohio.
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Mrs. Woodbury. of New Castle, who
has been the guest of Mrs. w. c. Con
verse of South Nineteenth street, has
returned home. She was the honor
guest at several social functions dur.
ing her stay in this city.
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Miss Edith Tallant, who has been
abroad for few months with a party
of college friends, returned home yes.
terday.
Miss Augusta Mering will leave in e
few days for Indianapolis, where she
will make her future home. Miss
Mering has large circle of friends in
this city who will regret to see hel
leave.
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Mr.. Cheney Williamson was delight
fully surprised Friday evening by q
lumber of his friends. Games and &
musical program were features of the
evening. About fifty guests were pres.
ent. Luncheon was served on the
lawn, which was lighted by japanese
lanterns. Mrs. Neck and little sor
Lawrence, of Parkersburg and Mr.. Ar
thur Thornburg and son Leroy o.
Portland, were among theout-of-towr
guests.
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Mr.. Louis Parish and Mr. Chester
Parish of Indianapolis were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Ham
mond over Sunday.
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Mrs. Agnes Love has returned home
after weeks visit with friends a
Indianapolis.
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Mr.. Charles Morgan will return
home tomorrow from a two week.
outing at Oden, Mich.
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A picnic was held yesterday a
Grace's Grove. 1t was an all day af
fair. In the party were: Miss Carrie
Greene, Miss Minnie Rhoades, Miss
Jessie Snyder, Miss Bessie Roberts,
: Miss Anna Mitchell. Miss Nellie Nc
. Graw and Miss Myrtle Roberts: Mes
srs. Joseph Schattel, Everett Lichten
fels, John Schattel, Leslie Johnson
: Harry Williams and Thomas Bremen
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The missionary society of tn,
Woman's organization of the FRS
Baptist church has postponed its meet
ing until Wednesday, September ninth