The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-17
SOCIAL NEWS
Society Editor q

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,aspssE zssc Observation-Disclosures
Mexico. The address will be preceded
by a dinner party for members of the
club.
Mr.. Russell Heitbrink will entertain
with Halloween" party for a num-
Der of his friends Saturday evening,
Oct. 81.
Mr.. Raymond Nicholson is the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nicholson of East Main street.
A number of young people enjoyed a
delightful hay ride Thursday evening
The party drove to the home of Miss
Audrey Roser near Fountain City,
where the remainder Of the evening
was spent in a social manner. Lunch
con was served. In the party were:
Miss Jessie Jackson, Miss Bessie
Paddock. Miss Vertonna Muckredge,
Miss Ruth Sell, Miss Othela Wore, Miss
Ada Moss, Miss Hilda Bowman, Miss
Marguerite Reiser and Miss Pear
Davis; Messrs. Ray Schuman, Rich
ard Holzapfel, Ray Simcoe. Ralph
Brumley, Roy Davis, Elmer Browman
Jerome Ball and Fred Sleek. Miss
Fanny Jackson acted as chaperone.
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| The second meeting for the season
Of the Tourist club was held last even
ing with Professor and Mrs. David w
| Dennis at their home on West MAR
| street. I'm Florentine Streets" was
| the subject of the talk given by Rev
Thomas J. Graham. 1t was illustrated
with about fifty stereopticon views.
Mr.. Graham described the city as i
impresses the modern traveller.
The conversational was led by Mrs
E. P. Trueblood, the subject beins
Thirteen at a Dinner Table" Sh,
| told in part of the superstitions which
are held by various persons in differ
ent classes of society. Mrs. True
blood also related several amusin,
stories illustrating the idea. Later
| GuC ulSuUSIo VI Tic CluD WCIS pei
ted to join in the discussion:
The next meeting will be held Fri
day evening, October thirtieth.
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! Miss Ethel Bunnell of Urbana, Ohio
who has been spending several week
in this city, the guest of her aunt
Mrs. Charles Arrowsmith of Soutl
Seventh street, will return home tc
morrow morning
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The Happy Hour club was enter
tanned in a delightful manner yestel
day afternoon by Mrs. John Bartel
at her home on South Eleventh street
\ The time was spent at needlework an
in social conversation. Luncheon wa
served by the hostess. Mrs. Emma
Haner was the guest of the club. TIL
November meeting will be held wit
I Mrs. William Loehr at her home, q
South Fourth street.
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Mrs. Charles Kolp's dancing elias
met last evening in the l. o. o.
hall. After nine o'clock, dancing wa
enjoyed by a large number of youn
people.
Miss Ethel Thomas and Miss Edit
. Bowman who teach at Cambridge Cit
will spend Sunday in this city.
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Professor and Mrs. N. G. Heron
mus were pleasantly surprised las
evening by the teachers of CARTEL
school at their home, 535 Nation;
road, West. The affair was in the nj
, ture of house warming. After til
| hours had been spent socially,
, luncheon in several courses we
+ served. Miss Ella Winchester acte
, as toast-mistress. Toasts were give
by Mr.. Will Earhart, Mr. N. c. Hell
onimus and Mr.. Conrad. Miss Schulz
, gave a short poem. The followin
!. were present: Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
Mott, Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Wissler, M
and Mrs. Will Earhart. Mr.. and Mr.
w. S. Hiser, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Co
, rad, Mr.. Judge Boggs, Miss Elizabet
i Williams, Mr.. Orville Brunson, Mis-
Magdalena Schultz, Miss Emma Bon
Miss Carrie Lesh, Miss Katherir
J Reese, Miss Alice Test and Miss Oily
, Davis.