The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-14
BRUMFIEl REUNION.


In attendance. An elegant picnic din
ner was served at noon. The>day was
pleasantly spent in a social manner.
Those in attendance were Mrs. Mary
Smoker, Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Meek. Miss Mar
jorie Meek and Miss Mildred Meek Of
Abingdon; Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Brumfiel, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brum
fiel. Mr.. Harvey Brumfiel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Whitacre, Misses Mamie,
Nellie and Edith Whitacre and Mr..
James Whitacre of Webster. Ind;
Mrs. Sarah Brumfiel and Mr.. William
Brumfiel of Connersvi!le. Ind; Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Stevens. Mr.. Ralph
Stevens, Mr.. Walter Brumfiel. Mr..
| and Mrs. Lou Weber and son Harold.
of Webster: Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Wills, Mr.. Will Wills, MIR. Fred Wills
and Miss Marie Wills of East German
town, MIR. and Mrs. Wellman Brum-
fiel, Of Dayton, O., Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
vim Brumfiel, Miss Jessie Brumfiel
and Mr.. Clayton Brumfiel of Union
City. Ind. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Brum-
fiel Of Marion, Ind. Those from this
city were Mr.. and Mrs. James Brum-
fiel, Misses Hazel and Mary Brum-
fiel, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Brumfiel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Brumfiel. Mr..
King Brumfiel, Mrs. Margaret Brum-
fiel, Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Dye and son
Roy. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morley and
children. Marshall and Clayton. The
second reunion will be held the second
Sunday in September of next year at
the Glen. At this time officers will
be elected and the organization per-
fected
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| HATS ENTERTAIN.
One of the most charming compan-
les Of the early fall was given last
evening by Mr. and Mrs. Edgar F..
Hiatt at their home on South Six
teenth street when they entertained
with a prettily appointed dinner party
complimentary to DIR. Charles Wallis
Edmunds and Miss Lillian " Kamin-
ski. Purple asters were used in dec
Grating the lavender, satin ribbons
being entwined among the stems.
Candlesticks holding lavender tapers
and capped with shades tinted in the
same color added to the beauty of the
scene. The invited guests were: DR..
and Mrs. Harry Holmes, DR.. L. F..
Ross. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Robinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lemon. Miss Lii
liam v. Kaminski. DR.. Charles Ed
munds, Misses Bessie and Mildred
Lewis of Steubenville, Ohio and Miss
Elizabeth Comstock. After dinner DR..
Edmunds was given a miscellaneous
shower.
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EUcHRE PARTY.
Mrs. Fred J. Schneider was hostess
for euchre party yesterday after.
noon at her home on South Eighth
street. The function was in honor OF
her house guest, Miss Hortense
Chenoweth, of Greenwood, Miss. The
house was decorated with flowers and
ferns. The game was played at three
tables. Favors were given to Mrs
Thomas Jessup. Mrs. Henry Miller
and Mrs. Christian Lchtenfels. Al
the close of the affair a dainty lunch
con was served.
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HILL RECEPTION.
A reception was given last evening
in honor of DR.. and Mrs. George Hill
who left today for Indianapolis. where
they will reside. The guests were re
ceived in the parlors Of the Grace
Methodist church. Members of tn.
Methodist church of this city and tn.
, Ministerial association were invited
In the assembly room of the church
where the guests were received by DR.
and Mrs. Hill and the members of thu
official board. with their wives, COLDER
, rod and asters were used in decora
. ton.
Rev. r. J. Wade. OF the First NJ e
church; Rev. Conrad Huber of St
Paurs Lutheran: and Rev. Harr!
Keates. of South Eighth Street Friends
gave informal addresses.
Rev. Mr.. Nelson. pastor Of Grac'
church, gave a pleasing talk in which
| he spoke Of the efficient work of D:
Hill. who has been presiding elder o
, this district for number of years. Dr.
and Mrs. Hill responded to Rev. Mel
, sons talk with few remarks. Mis-
, Lucille Townsend gave several prett.
; instrumental numbers while Miss Flo.
ence Lacey rendered the vocal selec
ttions. Light refreshments were serv
ed.
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ROSS DINNER.
DR.. L. F. Ross win entertain witt
, a dinner company this evening a
New Hope, Ohio. in honor Of Mis-:
, Lillian v. Kaminski and Dr. Charlie.
/ w. Edmunds. The guests will be con
| veyed to New Hope IN a -ho-wag
on. The affair promises to be mos
/ enjoyable.
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CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.
<Mr. and Mrs Henry Brumfiel cele
: brated their wedding anniversary re
: Gently at their country home north o.
, the city. The host and hostess re
| ceived several beautiful pieces OF sill
yer. The evening was spent socially
!, Luncheon was served The guests in
|; cluced members Of the Happy Houl
: club.
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II LuPToN DINNER.