The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-14

afternoon with an announcement par
ty at her home on the National road
west The guests were entertained on
the spacious porch. 1t being an infor-
NAL tea Those privileged to attend
assembled at the pretty Robinson
home at four o'clock. About twelve
guests were hidden. During the after
noon the engagement of Miss Lillian
v. Kaminski, daughter OF Mrs. Anna
e. Kaminski. to DR.. Charles W. Ed
munds OF Ann Arbor. Michigan. was
informally made known. The wedding
will be celebrated some time in the
early part of September. Miss Kam-
inski was graduated from Earlham
College In '9S. After graduating she
continued her studies at Bryn Mawr,
later attending the university of Chi
cago. She studied also in Europe. For
three years Miss Kaminski was head
of the Greek department at Earlham
college where she made number
friends among the student body be-
cause of her kindness and proficient
work both in and out of the class room.
The past year Miss kaminski has been
continuing her studies in the univer-
sity Of Chicago. ..-
DR.. Edmunds Is a graduate Of the
Richmond high school also having
graduated at Indiana university. He
pursued his studies at Ann Arbor,
Michigan. later he attended the uni
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versity at Heidelberg, Germany. DR..
Edmunds Is now professor OF thera-
peutics and materia medica at Ann
Arbor Medical school. Miss Kaminski
is sister to Mrs. Ray Robinson. Their
many friends in this city extend most
hearty congratulations.
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A pretty affair for Friday was the
thimble party given by Miss Florence
Rhodes at her home on South FIT
teenth street. Goldenglow asters and
nasturtiums were used in decorating.
The candle holders with their delicate
pink shades also added much to the
attractiveness of the decorative motif.
The time was devoted to needlework.
Miss Florence Lacey gave several pref
ty vocal numbers and Miss Anna Ross
delighted the guests with an informal
program of instrumental numbers. A
dainty lunch served by the hostess
aided in pleasing the guests. Those
attending were Mrs. w. M. Nelson,
Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. Turner Hadley.
Mrs. Clarence Kramer. Mrs. Cart
wright, Mrs. Horace Kramer, Mrs.
Frank Page, Mrs. Fred Price. Mrs.
Alton Hale, Mrs. Kenneth Craig. Mrs.
Frank Ward, Mrs. Grace German,
Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Tomlinson, Miss
Lillian Yost. Miss Anna Ross, Miss
Elizabeth Townsend. Miss Jeanette
Kramer, Miss Alice Price. Miss Flor
ence Lacey. Miss Jessie Hadley and
the Misses Blanch and Frances Cum
ningham.
The afternoon tea party given Fri
day by Mrs. Plat Robinson at the
Robinson bungalow on the New Paris
pike was delightful event socially.
The function was in honor of Mrs.
Robert F'erriday. A number of the
guests were unable to attend on &C
count OF the inclement weather.
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Miss Laurel Davis has returned from
a visit with her sister in Muncie.
Miss Davis also visited in Detroit Ma
rion and Richmond and has been alb.
sent ten days.-Lafayette Courier.
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Mr.. Glenn Porter will give dane
ing party Monday evening in the pa
vilion at jackson park A number Of
young people are expecting to attend.
Piano and drums will furnish the
music.
Friends in this city have received
invitations for a company to be given
Wednesday. August eighteenth by Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Emmons Of Bethany,
Ohio. The affair will be given to eel
citrate their thirty-fifth wedding ami
versary. Mr.. Emmons is.a relative of
Mr.. James milford.
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Mrs Joseph Hill and Mrs. Richard
Study viii entertain the members OF
the Wednesday Duplicate Whist club
next week. The affair will be held at
the Gaar farm north Of the city. The
guests will go out for luncheon and
in the afternoon bridge will be played.
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Mr.. C. w. Ferguson and son, Mr.
Jefferson Ferguson and family will