The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-22
SOCIAL NEWS
Bell Phone 81


did not meet last evening, The SEES
sion was postponed on account Of the
Cotillion which will be given tonight
at the Pythian Temple.
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DR.. George Bailey. for a number of
years. proprietor Of the Spiceland san
atorium. and we'll known in this city,
was married 10 Mrs. c. Estes at the
home of the brides parents at New
Castle. Or. Bailey spent the past
year in Richmond with his sister. Mrs.
Rachael Bailey Hill and Miss Lavina
Bailey of South Sixteenth street.
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Thomas B. MiIlikan. the we'll known
New Castle Banker and well known
throughout the state. will be married
70 Mrs Maude Woodruff of Greensboro
Thursday at high noon in the presence
Of few intimate friends and relatives.
Rev. L. c. Howe. Of this city. will Of
ficiate. After the wedding Mr.. Mill
kan and his bride will leave on a
honeymoon, lasting ten days or two
weeks. Upon their return they Will
reside at the corner of Broad and 18th
streets.
Mrs. Woodruff is charming lady.
accomplished, highly educated and
prominent in the social circles of
Wayne county. She is the daughter
Of Abner D. Bond. who is one of the
substantial farmers in Wayne county.
Mr.. Milikan has been connected
with the Citizens State Bank for many
years. and has a statewide acquaint-
ance, having made the race for the Of
flee of state treasurer. Already his
friends are shOWering congratulations
upon him and he is responding with a
very cheerful smile and a warm hand
clasp.
Mr. Millikan has visited in this city
quite often and has made number of
acquaintance while here
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One of the most prominent affairs of
the week is the wedding of Mr.. Glenn
Kehlenbrink to Miss Ethel Taylor,
which takes place this afternoon at
three-thirty o'clock. at the First Bap-
fist church.
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The members of the Fifth Street
Methodist church held social session
last evening at the church. The fol-
lowing program was given:
Piano Solo ...... Edith Owens
Select Reading .......J. o. FOsS
Whlstling Solo E. 1890. Paul Duke
Vocal selection 800. Laura Holzapfel
After the program the remaining
hours were spent in a social manner.
Light refreshments were served.
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At reception where she was the
guest of honor, Miss Fl Imura, a
charming little Japanese maiden. who
is studying in this country, said that
one of the reasons women in Japan
have such marvellous compilations and
keep their youth so we'll. is because
they never hurry" so the Boston
Record" declares. Miss Imura said
in her quaint. broken English: when
| am in Japan | do not rush all the
time, but when | am in America | hur-
by. hurry all the time. just as your
women do, because it is impossible not
to initiate them
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The Pythian Temple is being trans
formed into a bower of beauty today by
the decorators for the Cotillion to be
given by the members of the Country
club tonight. The affair is in charge
of Mrs. George Love, chairman of the
committee, with Mrs w. w. Gaar,
Mrs. John Nicholson, Mr.. H. f. Thorn
ants. The committee has been most
fortunate in securing the services of
the celebrated Heidelberg orchestra of
Dayton. for this. the last subscription
dance of the season. The COtilliOn
will be quite simple and will be devoid
of any intricate figures. 1t will CON
sist of four favor and two figure
dances No effort has been spared to
make this the most elaborate affair of
the seasons social functions. given by
the club members. The color effects
will be unusually beautiful Many out
of town guests will be in attendance.
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The East End Aid society of the
First Christian church, met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs X D. Cofeld of
North Fifteenth Street The meeting
was in the nature of business session.
Plans for market to be given in the
near future were made. A social will
be given by the society in two weeks.
at the home Of Mrs. Strauss on North
Seventeenth street
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Mrs. Graham of Fl. Wayne avenue.
will be the hostess for a meeting of the
Banner social tomorrow afternoon. All
members are urged to be present.
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Mrs. James Wilson was hostess for a
meeting of the South Thirteenth street
sewing circle at her home POO South
Thirteenth street. The hours were
Spnt al needlework and in social con-
versatiOn. The guests of the club
were Mrs. Morgan and Mrs Wilson. A
very pretty spring luncheon was serv-
ed, The circle will meet in two
weeks with Mrs. William H. Whitley.