The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-15

One Of the most charming functions
OF the early spring was the luncheon
given today at one o'clock by Mrs.
Warrington Barnes at her home OF
North A street. The table was pref
tily appointed with spring blossoms
and ferns. The guests included mem
bers OF a whist club. Those hidden TO
participate in the affair were: Mrs. Ed
ward Swayne. Mrs. John Y. Pound
stone. Mrs. Charles Kolp. Mrs. Frank
Lackey, Mrs. Frank McCurdy. Mrs.
Frank Correll, Mrs George Gates. Mrs.
Edward Gates, Mrs. George Williams.
Mrs. William Campbell, Mrs. Maude
Gray, Mrs. Thomas Nicholson, Miss
Faulkner, Mrs. l. N. Jones, Mrs. Hen
ry Gennett and Mrs. Maud Jones. After
luncheon the afternoon was spent at
whist. Mrs. Barnes proved to be a
delightful hostess. The affair was
one of the most enjoyable functions Of
the season.
The wedding of Mr.. Harry D. Moss
and Miss Lottie Teaford. took place
last evening at five o'clock in the par
Rev. r. J. Wade performing the GER
emory. They we're attended by Mr.
and Mrs John Moss, who were just re.
Gently married. After the ceremony
an elaborate reception was held at the
home of the groom's father. Mr.. Franz
Moss, North Nineteenth street. lNnong
the honor guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Moss. Mr.. ard Mrs. John
Moss. Mr.. and Mrs. George Moss and
son Re),ert, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
| Eldridge. The reception rooms were
beautifully decorated with cut flowers
and ferns. In the dining room roses
and carnations were used in appoint
| ing the apartment.
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| Mrs. Frank Owens and daughter,
Miss Beatrice. are spending a few days
at New Castle, the guests of Mrs. Kali
amoskika.
Miss Hazel Tough and Mr.. W. J.
Phillips will be married Wednesday
Al IL the twenty-eighth.
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| Mrs. Michael ]. Mannix gave the sec .
ond company yesterday afternoon at
her home on Bellefontaine street il
honor of her house guests, Mrs. John
Jacobsen and Miss Florence Jacobsen
of Chicago. During the afternoon
forty-five guests were entertained with
euchre. The appointments for the
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great quantities of spring flowers were
used to adorn the rooms in combina-
ton with palms and ferns. The cen
ter of the dining room table held e
large French basket of vari-colore,1
hyacinths, jonquils and tulips and the
favors we're tiny chicks. The lunch
con was served at the small tables and
the ices were served in lily molds. Mrs
| Mannix was assisted in entertainin.
her guests by the Misses Jessie Mans
field. Stella Dipple and Mary Rose
guests were Mrs. william Ellis Of
Richmond and Mrs. M. c. Quigley oi
Greenfield, Ind.--1ndianapolis Star.
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A very pretty social event for the
early part of the week. was a dinner
company given by Mr.. and Mrs. George
/ Eggemeyer at their home on East
Main street. in honor of their daugh-
ter. little Miss Helen. The occasion
was the seventh birthday anniversary
Of Miss Helen.
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I Mrs. Clifton Comfy of Indianapolis
is visiting her sister. in this city fol
a week or ten days.
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i Mrs. Charles Carroll Brown, pianis.
| and daughter, Miss Edith Stanton
/ Brown, violinist, have returned from
Upton, where they went to give the
closing recital before the Matinee MI
sicale of that city. Mrs. McClamroclS
OF Frankfort. vocalist. assisted In tbs
program News.
i Miss Brown appeared here In recita!
during the past season, at an evening
meeting Of the Music Study club.
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Miss Grace woodward will go II
Muncie Friday to be the guest OF Mis-
Alice Bingham, of North Elm stree
for few days.