The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. \. {. Lndemuth, OF
Chicago, who have been visiting with
friends and relatives in this city for a
few days. left yesterday afternoon for
Cleveland, Ohio, where they will visit
for few days before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindemuth have also
been visiting in West Virginia for sew
eral weeks.
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The ladies' aid society Of the First
Presbyterian church met yesterday aft
ernOon in the church parlOrs. The
hours were spent at needleWOrk. This
organization is making preparations
for a bazaar and dainty aprons were
made at this session. The next meet
ing will be held the first Wednesday
in June and will be the last meeting
for the year.
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At the recent Congregational Assem-
bly, of WOmens Missionary Societies,
held at Elkhart, Mrs. Timothy Harri-
son, formerly of this city, but now OF
KokomO, took an active part. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison are also quite popular
in clubs and social affairs of kOkOmO
They are members of the country club
of that place.
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Mr.. Edward Neuman was host for
stag party which was given last
evening at his home on North Twenty
second street. The function was in
honor of Mr. Ernest Lingly, who left
last evening for his home in England.
The table was deliberately decorated
in a very charming manner. with H.
laos and other floral decorations. Plac-
es were arranged for Mr.. Walter
Knollenherg, Mr.. Frank Kienker, Mr..
Oliver Steinkamp, Mr.. Herman Thorn
as. Mr.. George Thomas, Mr., Howard
Miller, Mr.. Wilbur Hasemeier, Mr.. Ed
ward Schuette. Mr.. Herbert Meyer
Mr. Paul Bendfeldt. Mr.. VIII Imley
Mr.. Robert Weichman. Mr.. Clifford
Piehl, Mr. Richard Bartel and Mr.
John ThOTman. Informal tOasts were
given with the COffe and the cigars
which added to the enjoyment of the
oNOuSIol MI. I%lAltoIS l4tAo li4HNAN q mum
Der of friends during his two years
stay in this city and they will regret
to see him leave. Mr.. Lingly's home
is in Manchester. He will sail Wed
nesday next on the steamer Lucania
He will go to France and while in Par
is he will visit the Worlds Rose show
which opens June sixteenth. A din
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other affairs have been given in the
last few days with Mr.. Lingly as hon.
or guest.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Lndemuth OF
Chicago. who have been visiting in this
city for a few days, gave one O'clocN
luncheon yesterday, at the Robinson
cafe The table was arranged with
lilacs and ferns. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. James Osrander, Miss
May Ostrander. Mrs. Louise White
Miss Emma Lindemuth and Miss Vic
tOria Lindemuth.
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Several social affairs have been Civ
en- for Mrs James Stanley of Indian
apolis, who has been visiting witt
Mrs. John Shroyer of South Sixteenth
street and Mrs. Emily Din of North
Tenth street Thursday Mrs. Dill gave
a quiet family luncheon at her home
and several afternoon affairs and so
cial teas were given for her.
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following doctors at luncheon yester
day at the Robinson cafe: DR. Clarke
Of indianapolis. DR.. Holmes Of vii
Harrisburg and DR.. Holmes OF Foun
tain City.
Lilac blooms have been used quite {
little this season for table decorations
In fact, they are more popular thar
ever before. II seems as though the
lavender ones are much more pre-
ferred than the white ones.
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Mrs. Chauncey Rifle who has beer
visiting with her daughter at Portland
is expected home soon.
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The members Of the Keramic league
and several other local artists ar,
meeting this afternoon at the Morris
gon-Reeves library. Miss Oyerbecl
Of Cambridge City is giving the frs
lesson Of a series, The lessons vii
he given every other week, The elias:
will very probably be divided into twC
sections.
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Mr.. Herbert H. kocher Of East Ger
mantown and Miss Mabel Votaw o
Cambridge City, were quietly mar