The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-15

Mrs. n. G. HeironiInus gave an in
formal company Friday afternoon at
her home In West Richmond. Spring
flowers were used in decorating. A
dainty luncheon was served. Miss
Mary Smith OF New Castle was the
honor guest
Mrs. Frank Critchet will entertain
with a dinner company Sunday at her
home on North Ninth street.
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Miss Mary Smith OF New Castle is
the week end guest Of Miss Anna
Davis who is staying with Professor
and Mrs. Heironimus. and attending
Earlham college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave F. Pafflin en-
tertained the members of the Cook
Stock company Thursday evening at
their home. 108 North Sixth street.
Music, games and social conversation
were features Of the evening. A
luncheon was served. Mr.. Cook 10 a
cousin to Mr.. Pfafflin.
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Mrs. Rev. NJ. Hobson is entertain
ing today her sister Miss Carrie Eli
son and Miss Alice Scott. They are
both teachers In the Elwood schools.
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The following young people at
tended the dance at Cambridge City
last evening: Miss Irene Hart, Miss
Helen White, Miss Lena Weisbrod, Mr..
Harry Hatfield. Mr.. John Long, Miss
Bessie Jones, Miss Mary Wilson, Mr..
Scott Morse, Mr.. William Reid, Mr..
Everett McConaha, Mr.. Harry Miller
and Mr.. Scott Porter.
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a shower was given this afternoon
by Mrs. Roberts. complimentary to
Miss Ethel Patton, whose marriage ia
Mr.. Harry Doan will take place In
June. About fifty guests have re-
ceived invitations for the function.
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Two Of the prominent young people
oe Doddridge Chapel, Miss Ellen
Wright and Mr.. Guy Ranck went to
Newport, Kentucky, in April, 1903 and
were married. The secret has been
successfully kept for more than q
year. Mr.. Ranck will finish his work
In Indiana University. where he is at
present 4 student. Their friends are
extending congratulations.
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Mr.. r. g. Friedgen has returned
from an extended visit in the south.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Finfroclu OF Ko-
komo. Ind. Will spend Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Finfrock Of South
Eleventh street.
Tho many friends Of Mr.. Wayne X.
Purdy. Of the United States navy, son
OF Mrs. Matilda Purdy, will be pleased
to learn OF his engagement to Miss Ce.
liA NJ. Dsrine, of Portsmouth, New
Hampshire. The wedding will proba
bly, be celebrated sometime In June.
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Several companies are being arrang.
"a by hostesses In this city, compli.
mentary to Miss Mary seaton Of In.
dianapolis. Among which will be an
afternoon tea party to be given by the
Misses Dorothy and Marguerite Rush.
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A number OF persons In this city are
making preparations to attend the
commencement exercises at Purdue
University in June.
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Miss ELENA and Irene Cofield are
guests Of friends and relatives in Gin.
cinnati for few days.
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There are some absolutely new de-
signs in tablecloths and napkins which
are among the latest importations.
A beautiful one has the snowdrop
center" always q favorite. and bor-
der of garlands Of roses and leaves
twining In and out Of two straight
lines Of plain damask. At each COR
ner are to be seen tall baskets filled
to overlooking with, flowers.
Another shows plain center 81
wonderfully fine damask, and In the
corners Of cloth and napkins Is a de.
sign Of Louis XVI period-a large me
dallion on either side of which are to
be seen horns of plenty, and below the