The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-09


Sarah Hill entertained the members
of their Sunday school classes last
evening at the home of the latter on
the National road, west. The rooms
were attractively arranged with red
roses. Through the kindness OF Prof.
Hadley the guests were permitted TO
visit the observatory at Earlham col
Iege. Upon their return luncheon was
served. Music was a feature of the
occasion. Those present were Misses
Fannie Jones, Mary Gaar, Rose Gen
nett, Martha Mcclellan, Bertha Gar
yer, Edna Jones, Deborah Shute, Opal
Husson, Ruth Thistlethwaite, Abbie
Schaffer and Edna Bymaster; Messrs.
Clement Gates, Harry Lontz. Harry
Costello, Mather Kelsey, Howard
Hunt, Raymond Mather, Rush Bow
man, Tom Campbell. Mark Pennen,
Charles Mcclellan, Newton Lamb,
Philip Furnas and Elmer Grosvenor.
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Mrs. Herbert Van Etten was hos
tess for a meeting of the Good Cheer
club yesterday afternoon at her home,
Northeast of the city. Fifteen mem
bers were present. Mrs. Daisy Mote
and Mrs. Nathan Hawkins were guests
of the club. Musical numbers with
gram. Mrs. Glenn Harris will be host
ess for the August meeting.
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Fifteen women. all of whom were
former school mates and friends at
Gettysburg, O.. held reunion yester-
day at the home of Mrs. Charles Wei
fer, in New Paris. At noon an elabor-
by the hostess. The guests were
Mesdames w. Limbert. Charles Men
denhall, H. F. Dershem, Roy Selby,
Daniel Spidel of Greenville, O.. Frank
Lehman. Lon Reed, l.. II. Dorwin,
James Stoltz and Samuel Finnel OF
Gettysburg, O.; Miss Anna Weller,
Mesdames Charles Weller and Silas
Homer Of New Paris; Mesdames
David Hershey and August Stauber OF
Richmond.
Mrs. J. NJ. Lontz is receiving this
afternoon at her beautifully appoint
ed home on South Fifteenth street
The hours are from two until six
Over three hundred invitations have
been issued The following guests
from Hagerstown are in attendance:
Mrs. M. F. Fox. Mrs. Fred E. Smith
Mrs. w. o. Jones, Mrs. James NJ
Knapp, Mrs. Theo. Sells. Mrs. Rachel
Petty, Mrs. Carlos Burton, Mrs. c. 1
Stotlemeyer, Mrs. H. c. Teeter. Mrs
John Teeter, Mrs. Henry Keagy, Mrs
r. P. Brant, Mrs. w. H. Porter and
Mrs. C. M. Miller. Mrs. Earl Stills
Mrs. Reba Rudy of Anderson.
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The local chapter of the Hal Resi-
fraternity gave a coaching party
Wednesday evening in honor of sew.
eral visiting girls. A drive was taken
around the city and to various points
of interest in a coach decorated with
pennants and the fraternity colors
gold and black. An orchestra of three
pieces accompanied the party and fur
nished the music. A supper was served
later in the evening at Wachter's. The
private dining room was attractively
decorated with gold and black bunt
ing. The chaperones were Miss Ger
trude TREND of Lincoln and Mr.. Da
vid Westheimer. The guests of thu
fraternity were Misses Lucille Lowri'
OF Kansas City, Gertrude Hassenbuscl
of Richmond, Indiana, Gertrude
TREND of Lincoln, Neb., Corinne Pol
lock Of Oklahoma City, Elaine August
Aline Brunsurg, Frieda Lovenberg
Sadie Weinman, Rebecca Ladensohn
Irma Strauss and Edna Davidson
st. Joseph Gazette.
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The home and foreign missionar,
meeting met yesterday afternoon a
the home of Mrs. Charles G. Carper
ter on South Thirteenth street. Mis-
Mary Evans and Mrs. John H. John
son read very interesting paper
which were followed by a talk give
by Mrs. Louise Coffin Jones of Sa
Jose, Cal, who is the guest Of he
mother, Mrs. Timothy Wilson c
South Twelfth street. Mrs. Jones toll
of the work of the club women of he
state among the Indians. During tn
afternoon luncheon was served. Mr.!
Charles Newman will entertain the sc
ciety sometime in the early part c
| August at her home, South Sixteent
| street.
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The wedding of Miss Bertha Nell
| and Mr.. Eugene Herold took plac
| yesterday morning at -thirt
o'clock at ST. Andrews church. TIL
| ceremony was performed by Fathe
| +. A. Roell. During the enerance {
the bridal party Prof. Richter playe
| Lohengrin's wedding march. TIL
ushers, Mr.. Otto Zeyen and Charlie
Piening preceded the wedding part,
| The bridesmaids were Miss Grace E.
The bridesmaid was Miss Grace E,
Schwegman. The bride wore a ira
cling suit of cream broad cloth an
carried a shower bouquet of bride
roses and fern. She wore a large pi
ture hat Of cream lace and plume
Miss Grace Edwards. bridesmaid wol
pink null made in princess fashion
She wore hat of black net trimme
with plumes, and carried pink rose
After the ceremony a wedding brea
fast was served at the home of Il
brides sister Mrs viii S+olle p1ac,