The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-16
SOCIAL NEWS


Bay View, Michigan is the mecca
for Richmond people. AT present
time there are more than fifty people
who are enjoying the pleasures of this
popular summering place. Petoskey
is favored by few and several Rich
mond people are at Oden.
The Richmond people at Bay View
are Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Smyser and son
John and daughter Miss Lucy; Mr..
and Mrs. John Johnson and sons Rob
ert and BENJAMIN and daughter Miss
Mary; Mrs. George Richardson and
children; Mrs. Henchman and daugh-
ter; Mrs. Fred Miller. Mrs. Jake Mil
Ter, Mrs. Charles Land and children;
Miss NJ. Wicket. Russell L. Jenkins;
Miss Edna c. Hoover. Mrs. Anna Nc
Means, Mrs. Joe Hill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Gaar, Mrs. Richard Study, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Dickinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Greene and children; Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Gaar and daughter
Miss Mildred and Miss Fannie Jones;
Mr. and Mrs. George Williams, Mrs.
Wib Crawford and children; Mr.. and
Mrs. Judah Gilchrist. Mrs. Libie J.
Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Vaughan and daughter Miss Dorothy:
Mr.. and Mrs. klbert Russell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee b. Nusbaum and children;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mashmeyer and
daughter Miss Ruth and Mrs. Glenn
Gaar.
At Petoskey, near Bay View are
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Mcclure and
daughters Misses Edna and Florence,
Miss Emma Englebrecht Misses Alice
and Emma Nolte and Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Ogborn.
At Oden Mr.. and Mrs P. w. Smith
and Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Leeds are
spending the summer.
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The dancing party given last even
ing at the Country Club house by the
present social committee was as usual
a very successful affair. Piano and
drums furnished the music Among
the dancers were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Comstock, Mr.. and Mrs. Poundstone,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stimson, Mr..
Harry Ross, Miss Bay Shiveley, Mr..
Cilley. Mr.. Edward Swayne, Miss
Jane Robbins of Detroit, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dudley Elmer.
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On a summer night-throughout the
day-all the time.
No-not a piano or a banjo! But
dainty little Japanese wind bells
sometimes called chimes.
There is scarcely a house in all the
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found natures sweet melodies played
by gentle breezes on these bits of
glass suspended in doorways or on
porches.
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Miss Edith Bowman, who has been
home the early part of the week. She
will later go to Anderson, Indiana,
for a few days visit.
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Very few social functions have been
given during the past week. A num-
Der of persons who entertain quite
| frequently are out of the city. Most
of the affairs which are being given
this month are dancing parties, in
formal receptions and porch parties
The latter part of September things
will begin to look little brighter as
the clubs will reorganize.
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| Misses Alice and Ida zimmerman will
entertain with a dinner party today
at their home four miles south OF
the city.
! A few months ago the very fashion
able women were having their dia-
monds taken from the popular horse
shoe pins and reset into bow knots
For some time these have been con.
| sidered the smart things in jewels for
the neck.
Now this design is initiated in rhine
stones and silver gilt and sells for So
/ or So. 1t is taking the place of the
horse shoe everywhere. II is not only
in br1lliants but in garnets, which are
again fashionable; in cut jet, in al
semi precious stones, and especially
in amethysts.
Miss Grace McKahnn entertained {
number, of her friends at her home or
South Eleventh street recently. The
affair was in honor of her birthday an
niversary. Music and games were
the features of of the evening A
luncheon was served at the conclusion
Of the evenings festivities. Tn,
guests were: Miss Inez Wore, Mis-
Grace Gallegar. Miss Marguerite
Campbell, Miss Foral Young. Mis-!
Charlotte Ratliff of Chicago. Messrs
Charles Ward, Albert Schmedinghoff
Paul Gamer, Oral Erik. Scott Morse
Edwin Scott. Frank Baer. Alva Alex
ander, Clifford Hayworth, George Nc
Kinney. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Zeyen Mr.
and Mrs. White. Mrs. Anna Ratliff anC
daughter Grace of Chicago. and Mr.
and Mrs. Mckahnn.
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Miss Maude buckingham has return
ed from an extended visit with friend
and relatives at Lima, Ohio. She wa
accompanied home by Miss Mildre,
Olinger who will visit with Miss Buck
ingham for a few days.
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Miss Mirle Eadler left yesterday 70
a visit with friends at Dayton, Leban
| on and Cincinnati Ohio