The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-21

er, MRS. EDWARD Gutter, MIS-. Harry
Hack. Mrs. Starr, Mrs. Ault of Fort
Wayne, Misses Mildred Cutter. Mable
Roser, Francis Roser and Master Mark
Roser spent yesterday at Dayton, the
guests of Mrs. Charles Nagel.
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Mr. Kenneth Highley attended a
dance at Liberty last evening given by
several young women of that place.
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Mrs. J. o. Campbell who has been
visiting at Marion, has returned home.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Stricken of Hart
ford City, were entertained during the
past week by Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wilhelm.
The Socialist women of this city
were entertained last evening by Mrs.
Malinda Lane, 131 North Seventh
street. The hours were spent in
social manner. The organization will
meet Thursday, August 81, with Mrs.
Kitchen. SOC North l street.
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Miss Ruth Bartel entertained very
Informally yesterday afternoon at her
home on South Twelfth street. The
affair was complimentary to Miss
Mary Nichols of Clyde. O., end Miss
Pauline Clawson of Frankfort, Ind.
The hours were spent with music and
games. Luncheon was served.
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The Misses Mary and Martha Nc
Lellan entertained with dinner party
last evening at their home on South
Twelfth street. The function was
| complimentary to Misses Jennie and
Virgie Adamson and Mr. Charles Ad-
amson of Erie, Kansas. who are house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Hats
| lev. The rooms were beautifully dec
GRATED with sunfiOwers. the Kansas
state flower, complimentary to the
gnests. A large bowl of the same flow
| er formed an attractive center piece
| for the table. Golden glow, sunfiow-
ers and ferns were also used in profu-
sion in the dining room. The place
cards were in the form of a sunflower
and were quite novel and attractive.
! The following were seated at the table:
Misses Jennie and Virgie Adamson
Miss Ruth Harris, Miss Lora Mans
| field. Misses Martha and Mary Nc
Lellan. Messrs Charles Adamson.
Harry Sloan. William Kloecker, Or
vile Donahue and Arthur Haisley.
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Mr. Roy DIN Stratton left this
morning for Economy where he will
attend birthday party given by his
cousin, Miss Mildred Swain.
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An informal organ recital was given
yesterday at the Reid Memorial hos
pital for the delegates to the conven
ton.
Miss Patten and Mrs. Dempsey Den
mis- gave several musical numbers a.
the meeting of the Wayne county his
torical society which vas held yester
day afternoon.
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The members of the n. o. c. clut
were entertained in a delightful man
at her country home, South OF the
city. Point euchre was played at 81,
tables. Prizes were captured by Mr.
and Mrs. George Schneider, Mrs. Har
ry Vessel and Mr.. Harvey Brown
At the conclusion of the game an ella
borate luncheon in five courses wa'
served The guests were Mr. ant
Mr
Weishaupt, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Etten
:, Mr.. and Mrs. George Schneider. MI
, and Mrs. Joseph Reed Mr.. and Mrs
, John Youngflesh. Mr.. and Mrs. Harr
Meek Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott, Mr.. an
Mrs. Harry Vessel, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos
Kleasner. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tul
ner and Mrs. Frank Walters. TIL
club will meet in two weeks with Mrs
Harry Vessel, 407 South Elevent
} street.
Miss Grace Gallagher and Miss MAJ
guerite Campbell entertained at tn
e home of the former, 40S North
: street, last evening Music an
a games were features of the evening
: A luncheon in several courses wa
served Between fifteen and twent
: guests were entertained in a deligh
= full manner.
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a Mrs. Charles SoDer and little so
Malvern, Mrs. Mary Soper, Mr.. an
S Mrs Edward Lawson of this city ar
among the guests at a house part,
S given by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heat
n of Rushville. The other guests are
S Miss Lila Heath, Mr.. Earl Heath an
3 Master Carlos Heath of Rushville.
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Mrs. Karl Meyers entertained Mis-
/ Eta Jones, Miss Coral Weeghmal
Miss Fayelle Fisbeck of Fort Wayn
) and Miss Bessie Jones, at her HON
on South Twenty-first street. for Sc
t eral days during the past week
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The H. S. H. Thimble club was e.
tertained yesterday afternoon by Mr.
= Horatio Sinex of North Fifth stree
The hours were spent at needlewor
=. and in a social manner. At the col
cluSion of the affair luncheon We