The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-08


the crusts, II they are delicate,y
Drowned and tender as they should be.
Spinach boiled and chopped fine
mixed with cream cheese and moisten.
ed with lemon juice and mayonnaise.
makes an appetizing filling for sand
wiches, as also q roll of Neufchatei
cheese creamed and mixed with a cup
full chopped or pounded nuts. the
whole favored with a little salt and
paprika. Brown or rye bread max IS
the best foundation for this sandwich
The picnic dance to be given Mon
day afternoon and evening. at Jack
sons park by the Kappa Alphi Phi fra
ternity, will probably be one of the
most attractive features of the weeks
social schedule. The party. which
will be composed of twenty couples.
will leave the city about three O'Clock
in the afternoon. The fraternity is
one of the most popular social organi-
cations of this city. The affairs
given by the members are always
greatly enjoyed by those invited to at
tend
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A very pretty wedding was celebrat-
ed this morning at six O'Clock in st.
Andrews church. The bride was
Miss Rose Weiss and the groom Mr..
John Bussen. The ceremony YVES
performed by the Rev. Father Roell.
The church was arranged with palms
and ferns. The bride was becom-
ingly attired in beautiful gown Of
White silk batiste. deliberately trim
med with cluny lace. She carried d
white prayer book, Her hat was n
large picture one. She was attended
by Miss Mary Bussen Of Mountains
burg, Missouri. Miss Bussen wore a
blue silk gown with hat and gloves to
match She carried a boquet of car
nations. The groom was atteded b.
Mr.. Leo Weiss. After the ceremony
the guests went to the home OF the
BRIDE where an elaborate wedding
breakfast was served. About thirty
guests were served. Flowers and
ferns were utilized in arranging the
brides table. Mr.. and Mrs. Bussen
left for a wedding trip. They will go
to Mountaineering for visit. Upon
their return they will be at home to
their friends in this city, after July
first
Miss Edith Duke of this city attend
ed a pretty miscellaneous shower CIV
en- Saturday afternoon by the Misses
Marie and Hazel Batty, at their home
in Indianapolis, in honor of Miss Hell
en- Nash, who will be married We'd
nesday. The decorations for the
house were in pink and white. There
were sixteen invited guests.
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Mrs. John Mitchell of Sanford. Flor.
ida; formerly of this city, was guest
here today. Mrs. Mitchell will visit
in Ohio and Michigan before return
ing home.
An especially attractive feature of
the weeks social calendar is the re-
ception which will be given this even
ing at the Garfield school for men,
bers of the Art Association. The
High School orchestra will furnish |
the music. Several addresses will also
be given Wednesday evening, the
Earlham students will be invited to
attend the exhibit. The members of
the High school faculty and students
of the school will receive Thursday
evening. The guests will include the
parents and friends Of the students.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis G.. Reynolds will
be at home after July first. at $40 West
Second street, Dayton, Ohio. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reynolds are spending their hon.
eymoon in the east.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bowman and
Mrs. Martha Bowman were guests Of
relatives at Hagerstown, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pullinger have
returned home, after weeks visit in
Milwaukee. ....s... .s.-
Nothing is more refreshing at the
summer luncheon than grapefruit just
off the ice ard served with just a
soupcon of marachino. In serving a
luncheon of several covers it is diff |
cult to have all sections of grapefruit
as thoroughly chilled as is necessary
and every hostess will appreciate the |
sectional glasses. which make it pos
sible to serve this refreshing fruit ice
cold. The half section of grapefruit
fits into a shallow glass cup and be- |
tween this cup and a tall glass which |
stands at each place may be placed
finely chopped ice. The tall glasses
stand on plates to match and there |
are various sorts. ranging from mex
pensive glass sets to most costly ones
OF Bohemian or finely cut glass.
The public is most cordially invited |
to attend the musical which Will be |
given Friday evening at Earlnam col |
lege under the direction of Miss Lucy |
Francisco. Pupils of Miss Kirk and
Miss Edwards will also appear at this |
time. One of the attractive features |
of the program will be the appearance
Of the college chorus
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jessup of Madi-
son, Indiana. will come this week to
spend the summer in this city Mr..
Jessup will have charge of the depart