The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-04
A beautifully appointed luncheon

A beautifully appointed luncheon
was given today at one o'clock by Mrs.
Joseph s. Zeller, at her home, %
North Thirteenth street, in honor of
Mrs. Caroline Kelsey, of New York
and Mrs. q. r. Beatty. The table was
especially attractive with its pretty
decorations. A large bowl filled with
Richmond roses. formed center
piece for the table. Candle sticks,
holding red tapers and capped with
red shades were also used in appoint
ing the table and added to the bril-
liancy of the scene. Places were ar
ranged at the table for eight guests.
They were: Mrs. John Lontz, Mrs.
John Shroyer, Miss Meb Culbertson.
Mrs. E. r. Beatty, Mrs. Kelsey Of New
York, Mrs. Graft and Mrs Bennett.
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! Mrs. VIII Earhart gave a dinner
party yesterday at her home, 1914
North C street. Mrs. Earhart is
arranging for a series of SOCIAL func-
lions to be given In the near future.
The Phi Delta Theta of Butler col
lege gave a dancing party last even
ing at the fraternity house for the new
pledges and the young men who are
to enter college this fall.-Indianapo-
lis Star.
Miss Mable Kuhn Of this city was a
guest at the dance last evening. She
was a student at Butler College last
year.
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Miss Bertha Taylor daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank M. Taylor. will leave
soon for Indianapolis where she will
attend the Indianapolis conservatory
Of music Miss Taylor is a former
pupil Of Mrs Hunt and is a promising
musician.
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Mr.. Albert Gilchrist will spend Sun
day with friends and relatives in In
dianapolis.
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Mrs. Ambrose Grass and children OF
Murfreesboro, Tennessee, who have
been visiting with relatives in Foun.
tain City, came this afternoon to
spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. B.
M. Thomas.
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Miss Margaret Knollenberg, who
with Miss Alice Humpe. of Lincoln,
Nebraska, has been visiting at Los
Angeles, Seattle. Yellow Stone Park
and San Francisco, has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Castator and
children have returned from a several
weeks outing in Wisconsin.
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Last Wednesday. September list
Mrs. Alice Keiser planned and sue
cessfully carried out gathering of the
descendants of the family of Daniel
Keiser, ST., at the Keiser homestead
three miles north of Cambridge City
On the home farm, Daniel Keiser, who
IL now in his S1st year, reared one OF
the largest families in the county. On
few days. notice previous to this oc-
casion, sixty-five descendants of Mr.
Keiser responded to the date set. The
day was spent in varied amusements
together with most elaborate dinner
At this meeting 1t was decided to make
1t an annual reunion event. An Or
ganization was perfected with w. B
Keiser being appointed chairman. Dan
lei Chapman, secretary and Simeon
Crockett. treasurer. The out of town
descendants present were Mrs. Mary
Marker. Mrs. L. L. Long, Miss Jean
nette Coffman, all of Parsons. Kan.
VIM. Lanich and wife of Cincinnati
and VIM. Irwin and family of New
Castle.
The next reunion OF this family will
be held on the Keiser farm, September
LIST. 1910.
Those present were Daniel Keiser
ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Esrial Ulrich. Mrs
Matilda F'oist, Daniel Keiser, Jr.. Mrs
Mary Chapman and son. Mr.. and Mrs