The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-01

Alice, Gertrude and Veronica Maley,
Clara Tauer, Amelia Wurnsted, Viola
and Alice Steen, and Messrs Frank
Powell, Oran Druley. Lawrence Rot
tinghaus. Andrew Greulich, Carl and
Howard Steen and Alfred Schumacher.
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A pleasant surprise was given on
Mr.. E. B. Mcmahon, at his home, 419
Pearl street. it being his sixty-seventh
birthday anniversary. The party
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
l.. McMahan and from there went to
the home of Mr.. E. B. McMahan. The
guests were: Morton McMahan and
family of Chester. Wilmer McMahan
and family of Cenrerville. Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur McMahan of Centerville,
Curtis McMahan and family of Web
ster. Mr.. and Mrs o. H. Wilson and
son of Greensboro and Mrs. Grace
Fouts of Hagerstown.
The following young men will
spend about three weeks camping al
Cold Springs: Mr.. Malcolm Robbins,
Mr.. Roland Coate, Mr.. Andrew Scott
Mr.. Robert Thornburg and Mr.. Wiley
Glass.
| Miss Beulah EliasOn Miss Josephine
Newkirk of Carmel, Indiana, Miss
Aline Johnson, Miss Edna Skinner and
| Miss Olive Eliason, formed a slumber
| party last evening.
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Mr. and Mrs Will Earhart left to
day for Chicago, where they will
spend the summer.
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Miss Carolyn Salter will go to Chi
cago to spend the remainder of the
summer. She will be the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry |. Miller, at their
suburban home, near Chicago.
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A large crowd attended the annua
picnic of ST. Andrews church yester
day at Beallview park. Sports anc
out door amusemerts were the fea
lures of the occasion. Both dinner
and supper was served. The picnic
was one of the largest and most enjoy
able affairs in the history of this con
gregation. il, : Ia SSi
Mr.. Frank Clements and Miss Ger
trude Ernest, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. john Ernest, were married las
evening in the parsonage of ST. An
drews church. The service was per
formed by the Rev. Father Roell. Mis-
Clara Ernest. sister of the bride, wa
maid of honor, while Mr.. John Strick
or acted as best man. The bride wa
+ beautifully attired in a gown of gra
wolfe over taffeta silk, with gloves ant
shoes to match. She wore swee
peas. entwined in her hair. Mis-
Clara Ernest wore a charming gowl
of white silk trimmed in lace. Mr.
and Mrs. Clements left at nine-fifteeI
o'clock on wedding trip to Columbus
Ohio. Upon their return they will b.
at home to their many friends at 20t
South B street.
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The Foresters of ST. Marys churcl
gave a delightful open air concert ant
lawn fete last evening in St. Mary
school yard. The lawn was beauti
full with it's attractively decorated
booths and tables. Music was fur
nished by Runge's Junior orchestra
which was stationed in the southeas
part of the yard. Various amusemen
booths added to the enjoyment of tn
occasion. During the evening refresh
ments were served. Miss Julia Law
Ter, Miss Katharine Barrett, Mrs. viii
liam Brannan and Miss Sarah Dunn
assisted by several others. were il
charge of this most enjoyable affair.
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The women of the United Brethren
church will give a social tomorrow al
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Martil
Rankin, 915 North Sixteenth street.
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The musical and dancing part
which will be given Friday evening a
Jackson's park by the Elks, is bein
looked forward to by members and in
vited guests with keenest delight. Sc
cial affairs given by this organization
are always delightful functions. Mrs