The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-03


evening and continuing over Sunday.
The party will be chaperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Hill. The following
will attend: Misses Deborah Sedgwick,
Alton Clapp, Marie Campbell, Pearl
Hasecoster, Ruth Mashmeyer, Marie
Kaufman, Bertha Carver; Messrs.
Dudley Gates, Ramsey Poundstone,
owen Kuhn, Charles Morgan, Edgar
Hamilton, Howard Thomas and Hen
ry Bulla.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. A Walls of South
Tenth street will entertain Miss Alice
Griner Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Griner and
Mrs. Mary A. Bentley of Oxford, O.,
over Sunday.
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Mrs Frank Walker Morrison gave
an informal luncheon yesterday at her
home on Thirteenth street in honor
of Mrs. Merle y. A Walker and her
house guests Miss Ada Hays Of Mime
apolis, the Misses Nina and Verna
Burnsides of Gree ncastle. Miss Agnes
Sturm of Bloomington, Ind: Miss
Nayne Reed of Attica. Ind. and Miss
Grace Walker of Irvington. The dec
orations were bouquets Of garden flow
ers. Tomorrow Miss Emma Clinton
entertains for the same guests and in
the evening Judge and Mrs. Walker
give an informal Fourth of July party
for the young people.-Indianapo
Star.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gennett will
entertain the members of the East
End Dancing club tomorrow evening
at their home on South Eighteenth
street. A picnic supper will be served
IN the lawn after which display of
fireworks will be one of the features
of the evenings amusements.
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The lawn party and entertainment
which was to have been held on the
parish house lawn of the st. Pauls
Episcopal church last evening. was on
account of the rain held in the Parish
house. The affair was given by the
members of the Sunday school. A
large number were in attendance.
An exhibition drill given by the
boys military company was one of
the pleasing features of the occasion.
Ice cream and cake were served.
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The Aid society of the East Main
street Friends church, met yesterday
| afternoon in the church Darlors. The
| usual business session was held after
which the hours were spent socially
and at needlework.
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Miss Overbeck's class in design will
meet Thursday Of next week instead
of Wednesday as is the usual Gus
tom.
Miss Eva Retiring of Greenville, O..
who has been the house guest of Miss
Lura Colvin of South Thirteenth
street has returned home. Miss Ket.
ring has been honor guest at several
social functions during her stay in
this city. Sunday evening she attend
ed a picnic party. Wednesday even
ing Miss Dorothy Rush entertained
with dinner party in Miss ketring's
honor at her home on North Eigh
teenth street.
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The annual election of officers fol
the keramic league was held yesterday
afternoon in room of the Morrison
Reeves library. The officers who
will serve for the ensuing year are:
President-Miss Bessie Whitridge
Vice President-Mrs. Oliver Gaar.
| Second
Bramkamp.
Third vice president-Mrs. Charlie.
Morris.
Secretary-Miss Edna Bayer.
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. Ell
mer Eggemeyer.
Treasurer-Miss Mary Dickinson,
The exhibition of the league to b.
given next fall was discussed and 81
far as is known now, will be held tn
first week in November in the Star
Piano company's rooms
This exhibit is expected to be tn
best ever given by this organization a
Mr.. Paul Putzki of Washington is eH
pected to be here at this time H
will have large display of his wor
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been aroused recently by kerami
painting in this city. This interest i
almost entirely due to Miss Overbec
of Cambridge City who organized
class here. 1t meets each Wednesda
at the library.
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Mr.. Walter Steinkamp gave a mos
delightful summer dance last eyenin
in the pavilion at Jackson's parl
About sixty couples were in line fc
the grand march. Piano and drum
furnished the dance music. Anon
the out-of-town guests were: Miss HUI
zell of FIT. Wayne, Miss Mary Ditto an
Miss Fry of Fort Wayne and Mr.. E,
erett Bates of Liberty, Indiana Mi:
Marie Davis and Mrs. Arnold PEI
fer will give a dancing party Tue
! day. July seventh at Jackson's park
honor of the Misses Fry. Ditto ar
Hutzell, who are guests in this city.
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The aid society of the First Englis
Lutheran church met yesterday afte
noon in the church parlors. The us
al business session was held. at whit
firoa matters IF irtereSr 70 .ba ,,,o,