The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-09

chief factor in the fight In the In
diana Music Teachers association at
Lafayette. which led to the selection
of Princeton as the convention city for
1910. She has had an important part
in the association work and is recog-
nized not only as leader in musical
lines, but as an enthusiastic and zeal
GUS worker in many lines of advance
ment.
Mrs. Gustave Pfaffiin is in Madison,
Ind, this week.
Miss Edith Bowman has been Wis
iting friends and relatives in Hagers-
town, Ind.
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Miss Reta Apparatus. whose marriage
to Ray Mendenhall OF Richmond will
be solemnized on July 20, was the hon
or guest at a pretty miscellaneous
shower given at the home of Miss Uaz-
ell Heidenrich on Arch street. The
wedding colors of yellow and white
were used in the decorations of the
different rooms and Japanese lanterns
illuminated the house. In the dining
room where a supper was served, fes-
toons of the yellow extended from the
chandelier to the four corners of the
table and for the centerpiece there
was a large bouquet of nasturtiums.
The guest favors were miniature
brooms.-Indianapo Star.
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Several picnic parties were held yes
terday at Glen Miller park.
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An indoor picnic was given at the
home Of Miss Roslyn Munzesheimer of
East Charles street. The afternoon
was pleasantly spent in music and
dancing. Dinner was served at Z
o'clock. which was followed by thea
ter party at the Star. The guests were
Misses Laura and Helen Brown, Mary
Wilson, Viola Williams. Lulu Perdiue,
Lillian Hathaway, Minerva Bleum,
RIGA Rhone, Messrs. Robert Fullen-
ger, Paul Nelson, Frank Deans, Wal
ter Williams. Will Harris, William Nc
Clellan, Herbert Adair of Portland,
Arna Rotland of Montpelier and Fred
Walzer of Richmond.-Muncie Press.
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Mrs. Du Hallway is a guest at Hag-
erstown this week.
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Mrs. Fred Paulus of Galveston, Mrs.
Thomas Endicott, Mrs. Thomas Girty,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Knugh Of Chicago
have returned home after q visit in
this city. They came to attend the
Paulus reunion held last Monday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bell.
Miss Edna Trueblood is attending a
house party in Knightstown, Ind.-In-
dianapolis Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Fisher Of IN
ion City, Ind. entertained Mrs. Mary
C.. White. Miss Esther G. White and
Mrs. Emery of Boston, Massachusetts,
yesterday. --..-..
An unique and effective morning par
| ty was the Japanese breakfast given
today by Miss Ethelyn Smith for Miss
Noeline Hickson of Butler. Pa. The
guests came gowned in quaint Japan
| csc costumes. The breakfast was serv-
| ed on the spacious piazza. Over the
several tables were hung Japanese
umbrellas, while Japanese lanterns
were in every available place. Poppies
filled the bowls and vases and were
featured in the menu. Covers were
laid for Misses Hazel and Noeline
Hickson of Butler: Juanita Frederick
OF Kokomo: Marie Colkins of FIT.
Wayne; Elizabeth Won Behren of Ma
rion: Ada Kelley Of Richmond; Martha
Gregory of Bath: Helen Gilbert of
Hamilton, O.: Jean Highlands of Gary;
Mabel Winters, Nellie Mccarthy. Ruth
and Mary Lcffler, Susan Richey, Agnes
Medsker, Sara Jackson, Madeline Will
hanson, Alice Bingham, Helen Bow
man, Mildred Marsh, Rachael Nauman.
Mary Bishop. Maurine Doran, Dora
Addison, Emily Shirk, Margaret Kerr,
Florence Oliver. Florence Moreland.
Florence Kennedy, Marion Purcell,
Belle Willard. Mildred Fudge, Louise
Hamilton, Mildred Kitselman and
Agnes and Made Smith.
| In a clever contest when the guests
were requested to make umbrellas and
fans out of tissue paper, Miss Nellie
Mccarthy was successful in securing
the favor, a beautiful parasol.
The place cards were decorated in
Japanese umbrellas.-Muncie Press.
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