The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-01

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The members Of the Wednesday aft
ernoon Duplicate Whist club, will be
entertained Wednesday morning by
Mrs. William Bradbury. at her home,
3O8 North Fourteenth street. The af-
fair will be complimentary to Mrs.
Shuman Jones of Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA The club has concluded the sea
son, but summer social affairs such as
picnics and lawn parties will very
probably be given during the summer
months.
Mrs. George Shaw, with her two
children and nurse, Mrs. Craighead, Of
Dayton, Ohio, came over yesterday in
their machine They, with Mrs. Jo-
seph Craighead, were entertained at
dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Craig
head of North Eighth street. Mrs.
Joseph Craighead entertained the par
ty in the evening at dinner at her
home on North Tenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James MCNEIL have
for their guest this week, Mrs. How
ard Mcneil of Buffalo. New York.
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Mrs. Charles Kolp and daughter
Elizabeth, were guests of friends at
Union City yesterday.
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Mrs. Anna Newly has gone to her
former home in Richmond where she
will join her brother, Mr.. Weber of
Topeka. sas.-IndianapOlis News.
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Mrs Charles Kolp will give q May
party Saturday afternoon for her
class of young pupils at the home Of
Mrs. William D. FOulke on South
Eighteenth street. A May pole will
be one of the features of amusement
for the little people. The members OF
the class are: Elizabeth KOlp, Mar
jory and Alice Gennett, Thelma and
June Robinson, Winifred COmstOck,
and Helen Weist Richard and Charles
Robinson, June Gayle, Roland and
Arthur Hughes, Rollin Weist, Robert
Morrison and Cleveland Chase.
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The members of the East End dane
ing club arc making arrangements for
a dinner party to be given in the near
future in the pavilion at Jackson park
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gen
nett of East Main street. After the
dinner party the hours will be spent
at dancing Several invited guests
will be present.
A very charming dinner party was
given yesterday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Neff, near East Ger
mantown. Mrs. Neva Hurst, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ncff was the hon
or guest. Mrs. Hurst is a recent
bride and many beautiful gifts were re-
ceived. At high noon an elaborate
three course dinner was served. The
at home guests number fifty. The
out Of town guests were Mr.. l.. J. Man
nix of Grecnville, Ohio, MIR. and Mrs.
Hussey and Miss Harriet of Milton,
Mr.. Glen Brumfield OF CentervilIc
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hiser. Mr.. and Mrs
George Heckathorn, and Mr.. Addison
Hurst all Of this city; Mr.. George Hi
ser of Bloomington and MIR. and Mrs
Elmer Walker of Lafayette.
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The Trifolium literary society will
hold their annual banquet this even
ing at the First English Lutheran
church. This affair will conclude the
season for the society.
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The following young people formed
a picnic party near Greensboro dec
Grafton day: Misses Hilda Sieweke and
Esther Hoppe, Messrs. Early Hinef
and Carl White
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Teeter and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Teeter of Hagers-
town, with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rost.
spent yesterday, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Woolley who reside on the
New Paris pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Ashley entertain
ed at dinner last evening at the Coun-
try club house.
Mr.. Waldrip, Mr.. F. L. Terrence. M.
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John Thompson, DR.. Frank Harold,
DR.. c. S. Bond, Mr.. Isaac Wilson, Mr.
Frank Braffett, were entertained in
most charming manner Saturday by
the members of the Fort Wayne Coun-
try club. A luncheon and dinner par
ty were given in their honor. After
dinner the guests were taken to town
where they spent the remainder of the
day at the Wayne club.
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Professor and Mrs. R. l. Sackett
formerly Of Earlham college, but now
of Purdue university were guests in
this city, the latter part of the week.
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The June century will publish q
novel feature in the text of the three
great songs of Yale. Harvard and
Princeton in the COS, set in eight
pages of whimsically clever drawings
by John Wolcott Adams.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Hart of Cincin-
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