The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-27

Jones, Cora ana Maude heynOlQS, Al
ice Newman, Maude, Flossie and
Edna Wilson, Mae and Ada Nichol-
son, Jennie Stanton, Irene Worl, Hazel
Pagan, Ida Kfeser, Maude Keiser, Dot
tie and Ina Eliason, Hazel Lundy, Le-
lth Kitterman, Bertha Beeson, Nellie
Davis, Edith and Hester Dougherty
Lou Motif, LESSEE Pike, Mabel Hosier
Opal Brown, Theodocia McDivitt, Lau-
"a Saunders, Ida E. Beeson and Hazel
Golf, Mr.. Roy Tout, Harry Endsley
Bert and Claiborn McNutt, Carl and
Evan and Dale Martin, Verl Poland
Orville and Ernest Burg, Guy Wick
ersham, Lester Kitterman, Harrison
Hoover, Claude Beeson, George Nc.
Mutt, Wayne and John Null, Earl
Wickersham, John Coffman, eVrn Da-
Wis, Clayton Dougherty, Lynn Hosier
Ernest Crull, Wayne Stanley, Harry
Cloud, Elva Sewer, Jesse M.Hormel
Hugh Pagan, Frank Myers. Walter
zimmerman, Robert Allen, Dan Brown
John Kieser, Ohio Dennis. Everett
and Ellis Lester, Frank Nicholson
Oris Petty, John Townsend and John
Ellis.
Mrs. Anna Heitbrink of North TWEEN.
tieth street will be the hostess for a
meeting of the Dorcas society Mon
day afternoon.
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Mr.. Frank Braffett entertained the
members of the Elk lodge last even,
ing in the club rooms.
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Miss Florence Davenport will leave
Tuesday for Terre Haute where she
will attend the State Normal.
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The following clipping from the In.
dianapolis Star will be of local inter
est:
The marriage of Miss Mary Ham
ilton Mcdowell, daughter of the Rev.
and Mrs. C. H. Mcdowell, will take
place Wednesday evening at the Uni
versity Place church. The bride will
be attended by her only sister, Miss
Grace Mcdowell. and Miss Alice Brun-
son, of Cumberland Falls, and the
bridegroom by Nolan Mahan, of Nash
vile. The ushers will be Elmer Ma
han, Charles Richardson, of Williams
burg, and Charles Mcdowell, of Ell
wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdowell will
give dinner Monday to the members
of the bridal party and out-of-town
guests. Mrs. H. G. Brunson of Cum
berland Falls, has arrived with her
daughter.
DR.. John F. Barnhill has returned
from Europe. Miss Mildred Barnhill,
who accompanied him, remained in
Berlin, where she will study the piano
under Professor Krause.-Indianap
lis Star.
Miss Barnhill was the guest of Miss
Duke of West Richmond during the
fairs and musicals were given in her
honor while here.
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Miss Edna Johnson will be hostess
for card party Wednesday at the
Country club house.
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The Trifolium Literary society will
meet Monday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Fledderjohn,
442 South Thirteenth street.
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Astral sweetmeats are now the most
up-to-date form of birthday presents.
They consist Of dainty fondants, OPP
era creams or marzipan colored to cor
respond with the shades which are
attributed to each month of the year.
"The present craze for birth col
ors," says an expert, "has suggested
the idea. We are now making up
boxes of fondants for birthday or
Christmas presents in the colors of the
different months. Some peoples auras
are in several colors.
take, for instance, the case of a
person born on March 20. Their astral
colors are white. pink and purple. We
would, therefore, make up box of
pink opera creams, purple fondant
and white nougat composed of honey
and nuts.
Sweets to correspond with table
decorations are another feature. A
hostess who gives a dinner party on
June 20 must decorate her table with
the astral colors, red, white and blue,
and the astral flower, which is the
sweet pea. if she wants her entertain
ments to be a success. We can then
provide a box of sweets in these pa
triotic shades.
"A beautiful dinner table decoration
can be arranged for any day between
August p and %. The astral color is
then deep orange, the flower is the
poppy. The table must be arranged
with orange Iceland peoples and
brown tea-rose foliage. Our contribu-
ton would be a box of chocolate
gnaseh to tone with the foliage and
orange opera creams"