The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-28
SOCIAL NEWS


ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Clements. of
North Thirteenth street.
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Mr.. Roy Peed, of New Castle. is the
guest of his aunt, Mrs. w. S. Kauf-
man, of National avenue.
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Two very important social events
are scheduled for this week. Friday
evening, July third, the Elks will give
musical and dancing party in the
pavilion at Jackson's park. A large
display of fireworks will be one of the
features of the evenings entertain
ments. Saturday evening, July fourth.
a dancing party will be held at the
Country club house. Dancing will be
enjoyed on the porch A display of
fireworks will be one of the main at
fractions of the evening.
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All members and friends of the St.
Andrews church are cordially invited
to attend the all day picnic which will
be held Tuesday, June twenty-third, at
Beallview park.
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A social organization of the Trinity
English Lutheran church is making
extensive preparations for play,
which will be given some time in the
near future.
A younger sister of a bride at a
"wild-rose' wedding had a happy
thought in connection with the roses
as she noticed the frail petals drop
ping off after the feast. She gathered
them uD and pulled other roses to
pieces until she had a quantity of the
petals. A square of tissue paper was
filled with these loose rose petals
twisted up at both ends and length
of baby ribbon tied to them. A mid
die ribbon suspended the paper from
hook over the veranda steps. Two
children were stationed on either side
of the step and given instructions to
pull their string in unison when the
bride passed under the paper. The
tissue paper broke with tie sudden
tug and fragrant shower of pink
petals covered the departing couple
caressingly.
Out of door affairs are now quite
popular especially if one has a vel
shaded lawn or a large porch. Sew
eral card parties given in the past
week have been held in the mornings
the tables being arranged on the lawn
Porch parlors, as morning functions
are also quite charming.
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Miss Mable Bollmeyer gave a pic
mic. in honor of her house guest Miss
Mary Jackson of New Palestine. Ind
The party was composed of Miss Edith
Hilbert, Miss Mary Leftwicn. Miss
Eva King. Miss Edna Hilbert. Miss
Myrtle Hart. Miss Alethia Owens
Miss Myra Chamness and Miss Ruth
Bradley.
James l. McCnntock of Carmi, Ill. ii
the guest of his sister. Mrs. J. R. Boil
meyer. of North Eighteenth street
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Miss Florence Gayle of Owentown
Ky. was honor guest at a party giver
, Friday evening by Miss Louise Mill
kan at her home in New Castle.
Miss Gayle viii visit again with hel
aunt in this city before returning
home.
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Mr.. Howard Reid has returned from
indianapolis where he has been fol
the past week
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Many picnics will be given thi:
week by the various churches and so
cieties. a number Of young people
will spend the Fourth picnicing in the
many beautiful groves about the city
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Test who have
been spending their honeymoon in
Chattanooga, Tenn. will arrive here
this afternoon. They will leave some
time this week for their future home
! in Akron. 0.
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Miss Clara Vossler has returned