The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-20
SOCIAL NEWS


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Miss Dorothy Knollenberg of Shelby
vile, Kentucky, arrived in the city yes
terday She will spend her vacation
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. John E..
Peltz of North Ninth street, and other
relatives.
Miss Lucille Turner is entertaining
this afternoon in honor Of several
guests at her home, 1O4 North Twenty
first street.
The following young people took
dinner at Greensboro last evening: Miss
Louisa Williams, Miss Alton Clapp,
Miss Fannie Jones and Miss Mildred
Gaar Messrs Roy Compton, Ram
sey Poundstone, Dudley Gates and
Owen Kuhn.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Harris and fam
lily who are spending two weeks at
Tippecanoe Lake, will have for their
guests next week Master Rudolph
Knode and Miss Elizabeth Kimball.
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The most important social event of
today's schedule will be the dance
which will be given this evening at
the Country club house for members
only. The affair is in charge of Mrs.
Paul Comstock, Mrs. Rudolph Leeds,
Miss Juliet Swayne, Mrs. James Nor
rison and Mr.. c. K. Chase.
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DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Walls have for
their house guests over Sunday, DR..
and Mrs. e. E. Pierce, Miss Lorene
Pierce, Master Eugene Pierce, of New
Castle. The Pierce's were former res
idents of this city and their many
friends will be glad to greet them
again.
Miss Maley of Pittsburg has returned
home. She attended several social
functions while in this city.
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The wedding of Charles G.. Pahud
and Miss Mabel w. Talbert, was cele-
brated at the home of the Rev. r. ]
Wade Thursday evening at eight
o'clock. Only few friends witnessed
the ceremony. The young people are
spending a few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Wallace Wilson, 1OS South Twelfth
street. They will make their future
home in Indianapolis, where Mr.. Pa
hud is noted florist of that vicinity.
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The Womans History club Of Ha
gerstown, will hold it's annual feast
day, Tuesday, June the twenty-third
Several invited guests from this city
are expected to be in attendance, as
there are a number of former members
Of the organization residing in the
city. An all day session will be held
with a banquet in the evening. Spec
ial programs have been prepared which
will be given in the afternoon and
evening.
Miss Nora Lawler gave a child's
party yesterday afternoon at her home
116 North Eighteenth street, in honor
of her little niece, Blanche Dietemeyer
The affair was given to celebrate hel
fifth birthday anniversary The
hours were spent at children's games
and in various amusements. Later ir
the afternoon a dainty luncheon was
served The guests were Misses Mary
and Margaret Carroll, Rosemary
Dempsey, and Elizabeth Lawler, Mas
tiers Poland Lawler, James Dempsey
Charles Carroll and Lawler Dietemey
err.
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Miss Myra M. Walters of Canton
Ohio. and Mr.. Meyer of Cambridge
City, were married the latter part O.
this week at the home of the brides pa
rents in Canton. Mr.. Meyer is vel
known locally. His mother resides il
| this city.
The aid society of the Grace M e
church will give lawn fete Monda!
evening at the home of Mrs. M. c
Price, 215 North Fifteenth street, from
seven until ten o'clock. The public i:
cordially invited. The affair was pre-
viously announced for Tuesday even
ing, but has been changed to Monday
evening, June twenty second.
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| The following invitations were is
sued today:
| The Board of Managers
! of the
Reid Memorial Hospital Training
School for Nurses
requests your presence at the
| Graduating Exercises of the class o
1908, Wednesday evening, June
oath, at eight o'clock
to be held at
The Reid Memorial Church
Richmond, Indiana
The program is:
Organ Selection ...............
Miss Constance Foster
| Invocation-Dr. S. r. Lyons.
Vocal Solo
| (a) Good Night, Sweet Dreams.