The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-10


events of the week will be the dane
ing party which will be given this eve
ming in the pavilion at Jackson's
park by Mr.. Norman Craighead and
Mr.. Emmett Bartel. No invitations
have been issued.
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The members of the Sodality of st.
Mary's church gave a picnic party yes
terday afternoon in Glen Miller park.
Quite large number Of the members
and their friends were in attendance.
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Comstock, Mr.. and Mrs. Nettleton
Neff, Miss Margaret Starr and Mr..
Harry Ross, formed a picnic party last
evening.
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The Woman's organization of the
First Baptist church will give a lawn
fete this evening at the home of Mrs.
Whitley, 204 South Thirteenth street.
Ice cream and cake will be served. All
are invited to attend.
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Miss Leora Ellabarger and Miss
May Hamilton will entertain with a
dinner party today in honor of their
guests, Misses Florence and Gladys
Clark, of indianapolis. Miss Marga-
ret Rush and Miss frankie Cammack
will be among the town guests. Yes
terday a picnic party was given at
Elmwood, North of town, in honor of
the Misses Clark.
A picnic party was given the latter
part of the week in Glen Miller park in
honor of Miss Marie Eickenmeyer of
Marysyille, Ohio. Those present
were: Marie Rosa, Olga Pilgrim, Marie
Schneider, Martha Juergens, Clara
Bode and Alberta Hoppe.
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Miss Edna Smith and Miss Marguer-
ite holland gave a very pretty lawn
party last evening at the home of the
latter on North Sixteenth street, in
honor of Miss Hazel DimCnd of Fort
Wayne. The lawn was made very at
tractive with japanese lanterns. Mu-
sic, dancing and games were features
OF the evenings amusements. Punch
was served throughout the evening.
Later luncheon in several courses
was served. The guests, including the
hostesses and honor guest were:
Misses Lura Lee, Lucille Townsend,
Irene Hart, Olive Long, Anna McCar-
thy, Leona Buening, Mabel Geier, Flor
ence Nolan, Mary Dillon, Blanche Dill
Ion, Elsie Thomas, Blanche Conley and
Margaret O'Learney, of Indianapolis.
Messrs. Scott Gillespie. Guy Anderson,
John O'Connor, Howard Miller. Sam
Broomhall, Carl Mag, Harry Smith,
Harry Muhl, Harry Hall, of Cambridge
City, Herbert Dickinson, Will Imley,
Will Often, Elmer Beseke, John Hal
ner and Nelse holland.
Next Thursday evening q dancing
party will be given at Jackson's park
by Misses Smith and holland in honor
of Miss Josephine Kirkhoff of Indian
apolis, and who will come Sunday, and
Miss Dimond.
The following young people formed
picnic party last evening at Glen
Miller park: Misses Leota Springer,
Nellie Vogelman and Anna Ortmann,
Messrs. Earl Kamp, Albert Schmed-
inghoff and Joseph Schmedinghoff.
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Mrs. R. NJ. Lacey has returned from
visit with friends and relatives at
Detroit, Michigan.
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Mrs Ora Ward is hostess for meet
ing of the aid society of the Reid Nc
mortal hospital this afternoon, at her
home, lila Main street.
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The Belfast quartet. composed Of
Mr.. Harry Frankel, Mr.. Earl Bradfield
Mr.. Ben Hartzler and Mr.. Frank Buck
ingham, gave a dance last evening at
Jackson park in honor of Mr.. Wheeler
and Mr. Lang of Memphis, Tenn. The
! first part of the affair was in the ma
ture of musical, several selections be-
| ing given by the visiting guests and
also by the quartet. After the pro-
gram dancing was enjoyed until a late
hour. Piano and drums furnished the
music. A large number were in at
| tendance and most delightful time
vas enjoyed by all. Light refresh
ments were served during the evening.
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A morning at bridge whist was en-
| joyed today. by the members of the
| Country club at the club house. The
game was played at eight tables.
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Mrs. D. L. Cummings has for her
guests Misses Minnie and Mile How
rem of Liberty, Indiana.