The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-22

Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Cronin OF
North Ninth street received an invita-
ton today for the wedding OF their
niece Miss Katherine Flanagan OF
New York City to Mr.. VIII Bolin. The
affair will be celebrated Wednesday
afternoon, January ~ at four o'clock
In the Holy Name church Ninety-slxtn
and Amsterdam avenue.
Miss Flanagan is we'll known here.
She is graduate OF the Richmond
business college, having resided with
her aunt while attending school here.
The young people have the best
wishes of their host of friends in this
city.
Mr.. Bolin is prominent civil engi-
neer and is we'll known in business
and social circles.
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Mrs. George Goodwin entertained
With q delightful child's party yester-
day afternoon at her home on South
Twelfth street, in honor OF her little
daughter Vesta, who yesterday cele-
brated her fifth birthday anniversary
The hours were spent with games and
amusements of interest to little peo-
pie. The hostess told the children
several very pretty stories. The
hours were from two until five
O'Clock. A luncheon was served dur
ing the afternoon. The guests were
Elizabeth Morgan. Marie Smith, Eliza
beth and Ellois Wade. Mildred White
lev. Alice and Mary Judson. Ruby
Guyer, Robert Bramkamp, Herbert
McMinn, Varley Young, Paul Monroe
and Phillip Unthank.
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Mrs. Howard Sudhoff and Mrs.
Richard Nienan have gone to Cincin-
natl where they will spend several
days visiting with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Knickobocker of Indianapolis,
tho widow Of the late Bishop Knicko-
booker OF the diocese of Indiana is Wis
fling her relatives the Ellises in the
Wayne flats. + ...~...... ..-,..+
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Harsh we're host
and hostess for an informal card par
ty last evening at their home, 100
South Third street. Euchre was play
cd at two tables. Mr.. and Mrs. Holt
haus captured the prizes. A the con-
clusion Of the game dainty luncheon
was served. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. G. r. Heet, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Bufferman, Mr.. and Mrs. Holthaus
and Misa Emma Conner.
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Miss Edith Stanton Brown who is
we'll known here attended tea yes
terday afternoon in Indianapolis. An
account Of the function is as follows:
Simple but charmingly appointed In
all Of its details was the tea given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Wilson
B. Parker at her home in Morton
Place. The guest of honor was the
hostess cousin, Miss Lura Bradley OF
Laporte, who came Wednesday to Wis
IT Mrs. Parker. Red and white form
e the color scheme chosen for the
decorations and the refre shments
were In harmony. The guests were
received in the living room, bright
fire burning on the hearth added to
the cosy scene. The room required
little in the way OF decoration, its
wealth of art objects lending their
own beauty. The only floral embel
lishments were simple vases Of Rich
mond roses and numerous red candles
in brass candlesticks with red flower
shades. The hostess wore becoming
gown Of red net.
In the dining room the flowers were
roses and red carnations. The table
mats were cluny lace over red satin
and the service was entirely OF cut
glass. The crystal candlesticks were
provided with red tapers and rec
flower shades. The ices. cakes anc
bonbons carried out the red and white
combination. During the receiving
hours harpist played. Mrs. Howard
OF Joliet, ILL.,. attended the tea with
Mrs. Herbert Foltz and Mrs. Heinze
OF Laporte was present as the guess
OF Miss Mary Fox. The hostess com
plimented the following friends by in
yiting them to assist her: Mrs. Henry
G. Atkins. Mrs. Albert Pierson, Mrs
Theodore Potter, Mrs. Ernest Miller
Elliott. Miss Laura Buehler. Mis-.
Edith Stanton Brown and Miss Rutl
Elliott.
Miss Brown appeared here In q reel
tal given recently by the Music Stud,
club.
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A delightful feature of yesterday:
social calendar was the dinner com
pany given by Mr.. Ira Wood at his
home on South Twentieth street las
AN ITCHING PALM.