The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-21

ner assisted in the dining room where
a luncheon In several courses was
served to the guests. Miss KnolIen-
berg played several instrumental
numbers while the guests were being
served. The company in the evening
was in honor of the women and young
girls who assisted in the afternoon af-
fair.
Mrs. S. E. Berry and Miss Bessie
Lintner entertained the members OF
their Sunday school classes of the
First NJ. E. church with a bob-sled
ride last evening. After a two hours
ride, the party went to the home
of one Of the company where supper
was served. The members of the
classes are Misses Viola Gibson, LQr.
enc Shissler, Marian Stevenson, Eta
Rose, Hilda Marlatt, Pearl McMinn,
Mildred Lamb. Madonna Grove. Lila
Stevenson, Edna Whiteman, Jennie
Stevenson, Agnes Love. Agnes Cum
mings, Vera Young, Lura Cones,
Gladys Without, Rita Harvey, Ruth
Kolhstedt, Celia Gehr and Margaret
Lyons.
Mrs. O. T. Knode of South Eighth
street and Mrs. Ernest Ffndlay OF Chi
cago who has been visiting in this
city, have gone to Lafayette for few
days stay. Mrs. Findlay will go from
there to her home in Chicago, Mrs.
Knode returning home later.
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given recently by number of young
people the name of Miss Pearl Atkin-
son was omitted.
A dinner company given last even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. William Rooney
at their home on South Twelfth
street, for the members of Mr.. Rom
ey's Sunday school class. was de-
lightful feature of yesterdays social
schedule. The table was beautifully
appointed with ferns and flowers.
Places were arranged at the table
for Mr.. Williams. Mr.. William Sud
hoff, Mr.. Charles E. Flock, Mr. Pleas
ing, Mr.. John Hugo, Mr.. Fossenkem-
per, Mr.. John Lindstrom, Mr.. Hanes,
Mr.. Klute and Mr.. Reuben Dadisman.
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Mr.. Ralph Smith of Chicago, who
has been spending several days in
Indianapolis is now a guest in this
city.
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Mrs. Earl Storey of Columbus, Ind,
is the guest Of Mrs. Harry Shaw at
| her apartments I'm the Reed Flats, fos
a few days.
A delightful musicale was given
last evening by Miss Keene Patter
son, who entertained fifty friends In
honor OF Miss Florence Burt, whose
marriage to Louis William Hagedor
will take place next week. The pro
gram was presented by Messrs. L. w
Hagedon, Homer Van Vie and Mrs
lVerna Duckworth and Miss Ethe
Peters The rooms were made at
tractive with great clusters of peacl
! blossoms and the favors were gildet
butterflies tied with pink ribbons
During the evening the hostess served
a buffet supper. Among the guests
was Miss Stella Wise of Greensburg
who has arrived to visit Miss Burt un
til after the wedding. Those assist
ing Miss Patterson in entertaining tn,
/ guests were her mother. Mrs. H. C
Patterson and Mrs. o. F. Shaw ant
Miss Iona Steele This Afternoon
/, Miss Margaret Baker will entertain
with hearts party in honor of tn
Observation-Disclosures Star
II Miss Patterson is we'll known local
i ~ having been former resident O
this city. She spent Thanksgivin,
with Mrs. Ella Dennis Of South Elev
enth street.
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The regular meeting of the Goo
Cheer club was held yesterday after
noon with Mrs. Lou Dollman at he
home on the Middleboro pike Rose
and ferns were used in embellishin
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