The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1908-12-21

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for the Christmas season will be the
reception to be given Tuesday after
noon, December twenty-ninth by
Mrs. Rudolph Leeds and Mrs.
p. w. Smith at the beautiful home of
Mrs. Smith on East Main street. Sew
eral out OF town guests will be in at
tendance.
Mrs. Thomas Kaufman has issued
invitations for an afternoon tea,
Thursday, December thirty-first, at
her home in the Wayne Flats. The
function will be complimentary to
Miss Temple of New York who will
be the guest of Mrs. kaufman for sew
eral weeks.
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Miss Mary Grace, who attends
school at Terre Haute has come home
to spend the holidays.
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Rev. and Mrs. George Huntington of
Indianapolis will come Tuesday to
spend Christmas with Rev. David
Huntington of st. Paul's Episcopal
church.
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Mrs. Clem Carr and children, who
have been visiting friends and rela-
tiyes in this city, have left for their
new home in Bolder. Wyoming.
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Mrs. Bonner, of Greensburg, who is
the guest of Mrs. ]. NJ. Wampler, will
leave Wednesday for Middletown, O.,
where she will spend Christmas with
Mrs. William Dechant and family.
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The Christmas spirit seems to have
taken hold Of every man, woman and
child. The streets are thronged with
the busy folk. Even the club women
have laid aside their papers and pro-
grams and. scciety's worries have been
abandoned.
Yesterday was a notable one at the
various churches, as number OF
beautiful Christmas programs and can
tatas were given by the choirs. At
the First Presbyterian, First NJ. E.,
and Reid Memorial churches the mu-
sic was especially beautiful In the
evening the choir of the Grace NJ. E.
church, under the direction of Mr.. AL
ton Hale, rendered a program of
Christmas chimes which was especial
ly pretty. IA.
Mrs. Mary Grant, who has been
spending some time with relatives
friends at Rochester, New York. has
returned to her home on South Eighth
street.
Miss Ruby Reid, who will entertain
during the holidays with a house par
ty, is arranging for a number of social
affairs. Friday evening the party will
attend the Christmas dance. Saturday
afternoon a skating party will be Civ.
en- at the coliseum. A dinner party
and several card parties will also be
features.
Miss Mary Montgomery of Green
field, nd, who has been attending
school at the University of Minneso-
ia, has come home to spend her vaca.
tion. Miss Montgomery is well known
locally, having visited in this city a
number of times, as the guest of Miss
Hazel Freeman, of East Main street.
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Miss Street of Nashville, Tennessee
and Miss Fordes of Montgomery. Ala,
bama, will be the house guests of Miss
Rose Gennett during the holidays
Monday evening, December twenty.
eighth, Miss Genhett will give dance
g., ho,.
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Mr.. Walter Test entertained with an
indoor picnic yesterday at his home
south Of the city. The guests mum.
bered about twelve. Dinner was serv.
ed at noon. The guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Study of Williamsburg
Miss Frances Study, Miss Marion Pi
per, Miss Eleanora Piper, Miss Edna
Mann. Miss Alice Newman. Mr.. Ernest
Mote, Mr.. Fred Virgins, Mr.. William
Bodwell, Mr. Robert Allen of Hagers
town and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Test oi
Akron, Ohio.
Mr. Sam Broomhall, Mr.. Harry
Smith and Mr.. James Harrington. whc
attend school at st. Marys, Dayton
Ohio, will spend the holidays in this
city.
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A large number of visiting guest.
will be in our city during the Chritma!
tide"
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Mr.. Gordon Rivvle. Mr.. Frank Har
old and Mr.. Donald Monroe, will come
Sunday to spend the day with Mis-
Ruby Reid. of South Fourth street, wht
will entertain a number of house-guest
during the Christmas season.
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wedding of local interest was Gel
ebrated Saturday evening at Indian
apolis. An account of the affair is a
follows:
charming wedding was celebrated
last evening at 6. O'Clock at the hofn
of Mrs. Anna B. Brown in Irvington
when her daughter Miss Bess Brown
was united in marriage to Rober
Charles Haerr of Urbana, Ohio. by tn
Rev c H Winders The weddin;