The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-08-26

About one hundred members of the
Peelle family met in their second an
nual reunion at Jackson park yester-
day. Representatives of the family
from fvc states we're present. The
late Judge -William A. Peelle was a
member OF the lineage represented at
Jackson park. Oryille b. Peelle of
Chicago Is arranging a family tree and
Wednesdays meeting aided in adding
several family connections heretofore
unknown.
Miss Elsie Beeler and Miss Bessie
Thompson were the hostesses for a
delightful party given in honor o:
Miss Anna Ross, bride of next
month at the home OF Miss Thompson.
North Twelfth street. yesterday af
ternoon. Luncheon was served at one
o'clock, the decorative features being
pink and white. A large French bas-
! ct of pink roses was placed in the
center of the table which was set off
by tapers in crystal candle holders
the shades of which were pink. The
place cards were decorated with we'd
ding bells. Small baskets filled with
white roses and trimmed with white
ribbons were given each guest. The
guest included Miss Jessie Beeler,
Miss Marjorie Pennell, Miss Ruby VIII
son. Mrs. E. J. Dykeman, Miss Anna
Harrington, Miss Lydia, Miss Ellen
and Miss Minnie Keates and Miss
Marie Witcher of Dayton, with Miss
Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Karns who were
married Tuesday evening at the home
OF the brides parents. South Ninth
street. were the guests Of honor at n
reception rendered by Mr.. and Mrs. o.
X Harms parents of the groom at
their home on North Eight street last
evening. The decorative colors were
green and white. Place cards were
heart shaped and decorated with Gu
pids. The color scheme was effective
ly carried out in the menu. Besides
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Karns. the guests
included Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Ford. Mr..
and Mrs. Max j. Ford, Mr.. Kenneth
Karns, Miss Agnes Karns. Miss May
Karns and Mr.. Grant Karns of York,
Nebraska.
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Mrs Florence Lodwick and brother,
Mr. Grant Wiggans of North Tenth
street have as their guests Miss Vir-
ginia, Miss Emily and Robert Kersey |
of Muncie DIR. and Mrs. Charles ker-
sey. South Ninth street will also en- |
tertain in their honor.
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A dinner party included MIR. and
Mrs. Howard Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Wickham Corwin and Mr.. Corwin's
mother Of New York, at the Country |
club last evening.
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The annual picnic of the Woman's
Missionary society of the First Pres |
byterian church will be held at the !
Chautauqua grounds next Friday af- /
ternoon. The ladies OF the congrega-
ton are invited to bring their bas-
Its and eat supper with the societJ
members.
Mrs w. N Tallant. South Eleventh |
street has as her guests. Mr.. and Mrs. |
E. K. Hayes and Miss Marion Hayes |
of Columbus. Ohio. for a fortnight
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Miss Edith Tallant of this city who |
has been spending several weeks with |
large camping party at Mercer. Wis
consin. is at present the guest of
friends in Detroit. She will return 20 |
this city in time for the opening OF
school.
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last evening in an automobile party. |
Or. Forbush of Detroit. Mr.. Kinna-
man OF Kentucky and Prof. T. A. |
Mott of this city. Dr. Forbush and Mr.. |
kinnaman are lecturing before the
chautauqua.
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A dance will be given at jackson |