The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-24

Mr. Gilbert Tharp was delightfully."-
surprised by a number of young
friends at his home north of Williams
burg. The evening was spent in var
ious anusements. An elegant three
course luncheon was served. The
guests were: Misses Grace. Dennis,
Maude Martin. Virgie Moser. Clara
MOser, Bonnie Lott, Minnie Ahaus,
Clara Vosslor and Carrie Tharp; Mes
Sis. Gilbert Tharp. Robert Elliott,
Tony Smith, Carl Cutter, Russell Ash
niger, Harry Creiger and Everett Lott.
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Quite number Of Richmond people
received invitations today which read
as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph r. Millikcn
invite You to be present
at the marriage of their daughter
Lillian A.
to
Mr. Clarence Truman Burgess
Thursday evening, April the ninth
nineteen hundred and eight
at half after six o'clock
Number 1870 South Eleventh street
Richmond. Indiana
At Home After the First of June,
Mount Sterling, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Aufderheide
entertained last evening with a hand
somely appointed bridal dinner at
their spacious home on North Merid-
ian street in honor of their daughter,
A,,FJorLaiID
Thomas MilEkan Kaufman of Rich
mOnd, whose marriage takes place to-
morrow evening. The floral appoint
mentS for the dinner were carried out
in lavender, the wedding color. The
long table was set with its dinner serV-
ice of silver and cut glass and for the
centerpieCe was huge basket filled
with lavender sweet peas. At each
place were individual silver candle
holders lighted with the lavender
tapers and capped with violet flower
shades The name cards We're hand
painted in sweet peas and the faVOrs
for the young women were COrsage
bouquets of lavender sweet peas and
for the men were boutOnieres of the
sweet peas. The ices and cakes were
decorated with clusters of the peas.
The bride presented her attendants
with wedding gifts of hand-WrOught
jeweled rings, set with pearls, rubieS
and amethyst. At the conclusion of
the dinner the silver loving cup was
passed and the guests drank to the
health of the bride and bridegroom
to-be. The. guests seated with Mr.. and
Mrs Aufderheide, Miss Aufderheide
and Mr. Kaufman were Miss Charlotte
Dunn Of Rochester. \. Y, Miss Mar
guerite Pickens. who will be attend
ants at the wedding, and Miss Virginia
Pickens, Miss Helen Hubbard, Mr..
Alph Duggan, Mr.. Fritz Schmidt, Mr..
Hugh Love and Mr.. Rudolph Aufder-
eide.-Indianapolis News.
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The Ladies' Musical Study club met
this morning in the Starr Piano Par
lOrs. Women Composers" was the
subject given by Mrs. Marvel and Miss
Besseman. Beautiful musical num-
bers illustrating the work OF the
great women composers were given
by Mrs. Guy McCabe, Miss Mildred
Schalk Lucille Townsend. Mrs. Wag-
gOner, Ruth PeltZ, Mrs. Krone, Miss
Josephine Gates and Miss Karolyn
Karl. The next meeting will be in two
weeks. April seventh. The subject as
given in the year book is "A Morning
with Elgar," by Mrs. Earhart and
Mrs MORRISON.
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The TicknOr club met yesterday aft
ernoon with Mrs. John Shroyer of
South Sixteenth street. "CandiVa'' a
comedy. was begun yesterday by the
members and they will finish the
reading of this work next Monday.
There was a good attendance. Mrs.
Judson Rupe will entertain the club
next Monday.
There will be a reception at the
First NJ Z. church on East Main
street, this evening. for the new mem
bers of that congregation. A special
program has been prepared, All
members are invited to attend.
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Miss Marie Kaufman and Miss Ma
RE Campbell, left this morning for In
dianapOlis. where they will be in at
tendance at a luncheon this afternoon
given in honor of Miss May Aufder-
heide.
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Miss Florence Davenport who at
tends school near Boston. .Massaehu-
sets. will not return home for spring
vacation but will visit at New York
City and several Eastern points.
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The Spring Grove sewing circle is