The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-24

Mrs. Jeanette G. Leeds will give a
luncheon Wednesday noon at the
Country club house for Mrs Omar
Hittle and Mrs. Bond Of Philadelphia.
the latter being the house guest Of
Mrs Mary Vaughan Williams There
will be about twelve guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Burchenal of
Glendale, Ohio, and who are well
known here, sailed Saturday for Hol-
land. They will be gone about three
months. Mrs. BurchenaI is sister
to Mrs. j. Y. Poundstone of South
Thirteenth street.
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Mr.. Dudley Gates and Mr. Samuel
Hume OF Berkeley, California will leave
this evening for New York. From
there they viii go to London.
Miss Sarah Hill and Mrs. Arthur
Murray will entertain the members Of
their Sunday school classes of the
First Presbyterian church this even
Ing at the home of Mrs. Murray on
South Eighteenth street.
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Mrs. Omar Hittle, who has been So
5ourning abroad for about two years
Is In the city for visit with friends
and relatives. Mrs. Hittle is stopping
at the Hotel Westcott.
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At the meeting Of the Olive Branch
Bible Glass this evening at the home
of Adam H. Barte1 on South Sixteenth
street, Mr.. Levi Pennington of Earl
ham will give his prize winning ora
ton. The Apollo Club will sing, Miss
Mabel Kuhn will recite, and Miss Hell
en- Eggemeyer and the Misses Bartel
will give musical selections.
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Z Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Messick of Pearl
street entertained in delightful man.
l,er Saturday evening at their home
on Pearl street. The function was in
honor Of Miss Maud Poindexter OF An
derson, who has been the guest Of Mr..
Martin Wisehart and daughter, Miss
Ada, for the week end. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with snow
balls and various potted plants. Cards
and dancing were features Of the eve
ning's afnusements. The guests In
cluded members of the Mananzillo
club and were as follows: Messrs. and
Mesdames ]. E. Moffit. Oscar Tauer,
George Matthews, Clifford Gates,
John Townsend. Clayton Brunifleld,
Frank Fromne, Edward Ballinger.
William Hockett. H. b. Messick,
Misses Maud Poihdexter, Ada Wise
hart; Messrs Martin Wisehart, How
ard Messick, Niles Moffitt.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Aufderheide, and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Zumfe will leave
next month for trip through Eur
ope.-Indianapolis Star.
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Mrs. william Zumpfe entertained
the members Of the Kentucky River
Fishing Club last evening In honor Of
the birthday anniversary OF her hus-
band. The meeting was the last one
Of the season. and was in the nature
OF farewell party. as Mr.. ana Mrs.
Zumpfe will spend the summer abroad
Indianapolis star.
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The hour for giving luncheon de-
ponds upon whether there Is any kind
or entertainment to follow It, For in
stance. II the guests intend attending
en- masse a concert or something Of
the kind after the meal. one o'clock
would be the proper time, otherwise
half past one or even two o'clock
would be correct. The invitations,
save for an exceedingly formal affair.
would be personal notes, and should
be sent a week or ten days in adj
vance OF the event, a prompt accept
ance or declination being expected. SO
that there may be no vacant places.
TOilettes for a luncheon for hostess
and guests should be the same as for
IN afternoon tea-handsome after