The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-02

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Samuel Thompson, 312 North Elev-
enth street, to Mr.. Robert Hart, will
take place some time early in Sep
tember. The wedding will be Il
quiet one, with the family and few
friends attending.
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Yhe following young people will
camp this week at Hiser's Station:
Miss Aida Swain, Miss Viola Wicke-
meyer, Miss Ellen Swain. Miss Mu-
.riel Bartel, Miss Lenora Wfckemeyer,
Miss, Martha and Miss Frieda Wicke-
,meyereofi Michigan City, Ind. A num-
Der ofttowns guests will be entertain
ed while the young people are in
camp.
Miss Deborah Shute, Miss Alice
Laning, Miss Lucille Polglase, Miss
Ruth PETE, with several others who
are camping near Williamsburg, will
entertain several town guests to din
ner today.
Miss Mary Duvall of Liberty Is Wis
iung in this city for a few days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dowell King are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Martin
and Mr.. and Mrs. King. Mrs Dowell
King was formerly Miss Angela Free
man Of this city.
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Mrs. James Murphy, formerly of
this city and now of Indianapolis, who
has been visiting with Mrs. Ira
Cwfabar har rafurpad homo
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Mrs. A. G. Compton and daughter
Blanche are spending the day at Dub
lin.
1t has been brought as a charge
against women that they do not have
the same sense of beauty that men
possess, simply because, while looks
form SO strong an attraction to the
masculine eye, woman, nine cases
out of ten, never takes them into con-
sideration when making her choice of
a husband
There seems to be no limit to the
ugliness which a man may possess
without in any way running his chan
ces OF obtaining womanly favor, says
thO ANCN VI IINCllHs Gun oOule-
times the wife of the homely man is
exceptionally be autiful; indeed, it is
the exception, rather than the rule,
to see an ugly husband with a plain
wife.
With the man, perhaps, his own
want of beauty makes him value it
more keenly in others, while in the
woman's case. as would be NATURAL.
her pride is not particularly affected
by his lack of what is so much quail
ity of her own.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carr entertained
Miss Carolyn Hollingsworth, Mr..
Harry Thornburg and Mr.. Dean Wes-
colt to dinner last evening at the
Country club house.
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Miss Jessie Albert of Dayton, who
has been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kirk, returned home today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ogborn, Mrs
Gertrude Hill, Miss Marguerite HILL
Miss Marjorie Laws of Minneapolis.
Mrs. o. X. Fisher, Miss Alice Hill,
Mrs. Martha Parry and Mr. Rudolph
Hill will picnic at Glen Miller Park
Tuesday evening.
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A number, of dances have been CIV
en- during the past week in the pavil-
lon at Jackson park. One of the most
important Of these was the one given
Tuesday evening by Mrs. Henry Gen
nett and Miss Rose Gennett in honor
of Mr.. Bates of Boston, Mass The
affair was a most chaming one, about
one hundred and fifty guests being in
attendance
Monday evening Mr.. Clement Gates
and Mr.. Harry Lontz also gave a
dance at the park.
Friday evening Mr.. Norman Craig
with dancing party. Several out-of-
town guests attended the function.
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Mrs. M. HI. Corwin gave a dinner
party last evening at the Country
club house, Places were arranged for
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Campbell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wickham Corwin.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Elmer, Mr.. S
S. Strattan and Mr.. and Mrs Pound.
cNVhV toSh al luc SOuutTy CluU
last evening.
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Several parties and informal teas
were given last week for visiting
guests, among which was a porch par
ty given by Mrs. Nettleton Neff fol
Mrs. Cowles. Mrs. e. L. Beatty en-.
tertained Thursday afternoon with
cards for the Misses Boston Of Ander.
SON. Mrs. Beatty also gave a dinner
party for her guests the evening oil
the same day.
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Miss Mary A. Stubs will entertain
with dinner party Monday evening
August Second.
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Several dinner parties will be giver
today at the Country club house b,
members for invited guests.
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DR. Leslie Chenoweth and wife have
returned from an extended trip t.
various points in Wisconsin.
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