The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-25

places were marked with dainty water
color cards. done in carnation designs.
The luncheon was followed by a euchre
Mrs. Blodgett was assisted in enter
tanning the guests by her daughter,
Mrs. E. P. Brennan. Mrs. w. E. John
son., the Misses Adelaide Crozier, May
Gribben, Grace Redding and Miss
Moorehouse. The guests who were
asked to meet Mrs. Marshall and the
out of town friends were Mrs. Frank
B. Flanner, Mrs. Samuel Griffin, Mrs.
D. Gribben, Mrs. Wallace Barns, Mrs.
s. E. carp, Mrs. J. M. Kerr, Mrs.
Winton Dutch, Mrs. Charles Smith,
Mrs. Frank Sherer. Mrs. Charles Han
son, Mrs. Henry Roberts. Mrs. Mich
olas. Mrs. Herbert Brown. Mrs. Will
liam Wright and Mrs. Lowell Masters.
Indianapolis Star.
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Little Miss Lucille Brown gave a
George Washington party at her hon
~ North Fifth street. The celebration
was in honor of her third birthday an
niversary. In the dining room the
decorations were especially attractive.
Ribbons, red, white and blue were fas-
tened at the four Of the room
and brought TO the center, from which
point a large bell was suspended. A
center piece for the table vas made OF
ferns and carnations, the whole being
surrounded by small flags. Dainty lit
tie favors consisting of cherries tied
with ribbon bows of the national col
ors we're given to each little guest.
Games and music furnised the after
Moons diversions. A luncheon in three
courses was served to the following
little people: Mary and Ruth Belle,
Dorothy and Florence Graham, Anna
Dallar. Francis Evans. Josephine and
Helen Washam, Catherine Quigley,
Ruth and Eleanor Foulk, Mabel and
Margaret Graham and Lucille Brown.
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A farewell dance was given last
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hoff,
who will leave soon for North Dakota.
The affair was held at the Hoff home.
north of the city. Dancing and cards
were the features of the evening. An
orchestra furnished a music program.
A list of the guests is: Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Norris, Mr.. and Mrs. Will JEFF
ferries, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Robinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jordan, Mrs.
Henry Hoff, Miss Lucy McEldowney,
Miss Freda Ryan, Miss Nor Kerlin.
Miss Ruth Norris, Miss Mona Hot,
Messrs. Rudolph and Carl Hon, Mr..
Irr,:, IJor$ NJ, Ic1~o4. Ly1r1ir Nico
Mary Williamson, Mr.. Omar Ryan, Mr..
Roy Robinson, Messrs. Clarence and
Howard Jefferies and Mr.. George
Jones.
Mr.. Royal H. Wilke, formerly of
city and Miss Grayce Brannon.
daughter of Mrs. Mae Brannon of In
dianapolis, were married Tuesday W
ming at eight-thirty o'clock in the par
lors of the Roberts Park church. The
Rev. Albert Hurlstone performed the
ceremony. Only the members Of the
were present. The bridal cou-
pie left Immediately for this city.
From here they will go to Chicago for
a short trip and on their return will
at home in Indianapolis. The bride
wore a green broadcloth suit with hal
and gloves to correspond.
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Mr.. Charles Igelman has gone to
New York on business. He will be
gone for about W weeks.
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Mr.. Everard Knollenberg has gone
to Texas for a few weeks stay.
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Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Chapman of
Dayton, Ohio. are the house guests of
Mrs. Frederick M. Mahret, 43 North
Sixth street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Berry. Of near
Boston. were guests recently Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Williams. who re-
side south OF the city.
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A charming social tea was given
afternoon by Mrs. Elliott
Durand. Jr.. at her home on North
Delaware street in honor of Mrs.
Starr of New York, who is
VlSltIuS MIS-. T1oIdCe olAIE ana MISS
Marie Starr. The dainty spring flow
ers were used for the drawing room
and in the dining room yer exqui-
site bouquets of white lilacs. Mrs.
Durand was assisted in entertaining
by Miss Starr. Miss Martha Jesse
Mrs. j. Raymond Lynn and
Mrs. Don P. Observation-Disclosures
Star.
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Mr.. Herman Wilde and Miss Mar
jorie Taylor. sister of Mrs. Milo Fer
rell of this city. were married yester-
day in Washington City.
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The marriage of Miss Effie Stewart,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes