The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-31

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MI. and Mrs. Thomas Kaufman will
leave this evening for Ottawa Beach
for two weeks stay. Before return
Ing home they will visit at Chicago.
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Miss Martha Boyd has returned
from delightful trip In the west. At
Ogden, Utah, she was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Marchant, formerly of
this city. She spent some time tour
ing Colorado and also was in Wyom-
Ing.
Mrs. James F. Hibberd of South
Thirteenth street, left today for Glen
coe, Illinois, where she will spend a
month the guest OF Mr.. F. B. Laws.
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Miss Josephine Fleming has gone to
Cedar Point, Ohio, where she will
spend her vacation. Miss Fleming is
clerk in the postoffice.
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Miss Fannie Jones, Miss Agnes
Twigg. Miss Deborah sedgw1ck, Miss
Opal Husson. Miss Elmira Starr, Mr..
John Starr, Mr.. Harry Lontz, Mr.. Jul
ian Gates and Mr.. Charles Starr form
ed an automobile party and motored to
Hagerstown where they attended the
fair.
Mrs. Charles Flock and son, Mr.
Edwin Flock have gone to Sand Lake
and Putnam, Michigan, for months
outing.
MI. and Mrs. Clarence Jessup and
family have returned from an outing
at James Lake.
Miss Edna Williamson entertained
number of her friends last evening at
her home on Boyer street. compliment
tary to Mr.. John Holzapfel of Dayton,
Ohio. The time was spent socially.
Light refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hassenbusch
and daughter, Miss Gertrude Hassen-
busch will leave in a few days for a
vacation in the north, sojourning
principally at St. Clair Flats.
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The dance which was to have been
given last evening in the pavilion at
Jackson park was postponed on ac-
count of the weather.
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Thursday afternoon from two 10
ave o'clock Charlotte Troy, assisted
by few Of her many friends cele-
hrated her tenth birthday anniversary.
Garden flowers were used In decor
ating the parlor. The dining room pre-
scented a pleasing appearance with its
embellishments in pink and green. The
same color scheme was carried out
in the. dainty luncheon which was
served. Charlotte received many re-
membranes from her friends and rela-
tives. Games and music were features
Of the afternoon. A realistic account OF
wedding in Kentucky sixty-six years
ago, by the bride. Mrs. Mayall, who
was present, and is now in her nine.
tieth year, was much enjoyed. The
guests were Miss Kathryn Rhodes Miss
Lillian Gem. Miss Irene Schaffer. Miss
Mildred Benton. Miss Hazel Underhill
Miss Juliet Troy, Master Clifford
Schaffer. Miss Charlotte Troy and Mrs
Harry w. Troy.
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Miss Clara Nieman OF Seattle. Wash.
has come to the city for permanent
residence. She will reside with hei
sister, Mrs. William Tubesing.
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Mrs Will A. Hough and little
daughters Of Greenfield. Ind, who are
we'll known locally are guests of Miss
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Hough will probably visit in this city
enroute to her home.
Mr.. William Cullen Dennis. Of
Washington, D. c., son of Professor
and Mrs. David Worth Dennis. and
Miss Agnes Kirkland Barker were
married at the home of the brides
mother, by the Rev. w. l. Devrice
Only a small company OF relatives and
friends witnessed the ceremony, which
was followed by an informal recep
ton.
Professor and Mrs. B. w. Kelly have
been guests OF Mrs. Kelly's father
NJ. L. Harrison Of Fountain City.
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Miss Edith Mcclure Of Greenville, is
the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Renk.
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In looking around for something
new for q present, one will find man,
little novelties Of real beauty amont
which Is the candle stick shield, &
pretty ornament to protect the flame
from draft while the candle is being
carried from place to place. It Is light
ornamental and can be purchased ii
various materials. The candle Will
glass cylindrical shade is compare
lively new and is q suitable gift.
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DR.. and Mrs. c. s. Wilson OF Soutl
Fourteenth street are entertainin,
their daughter. Mrs. Miles. and chill
dren.
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Miss Olga Shriner will entertain thi
evening at picnic party at Westsid
mark In honor Of her cousin, Fer