The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-27
EDITED BY ELIZABETH R. THOMAS.

promising young artist and has made
q number of beautiful paintings. Last
week several OF his landscapes were
On exhibition at local shop and they
attracted considerable notice.
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10 IN THE CITY.
Miss Marjorie Stigelman Of Duluth
Minnesota, who has been visiting with
friends in indianapolis, has returned
to this city for few days visit with
relatives.
WEEK END GUESTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stats of In
dianapolis were weekend guests at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Har.
ris, South Thirteenth street.
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HAS GONE TO PENNSYLVANIA.
| Mr.. Worth Clark. well known local
~ and who has been working in In
dianapolis for Drug company has
gone to the University of Pennsylva-
MIA where he will enter upon his
Junior year. Mr.. Clark is studying
medicine. I,
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| HAVE RETURNED.
| Mrs. Ellen Fox and Mr.. Malcolm
Robbins have returned from Green
field, Indiana, after few days visit
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WERE GUESTS HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Burr Of New Cas-
tie, Indiana, were guests Sunday of
Miss Bess Burr at her home on South
Ninth street.
| IN HONOR OF MISS MOTT.
| A kitchen shower was given Satur-
day afternoon by Miss Lucille Town
send and Miss Olive Long in honor of
Miss Ruth Mott an October bride. The
affair was held at the Townsend home
on North Sixteenth street. The house
was attractively decorated with flow
ers; the color scheme, red and white
being carried out in all the appoint
ments. The bride-elect received a
number Of pretty gifts. A portion of
the afternoon was devoted to needle
work. A dainty luncheon was served.
| The guests were Miss Blanch Conley,
Miss Shelly. Miss Ethel Lockwood,
Miss Lucille Polglase, Miss Virginia
Graves. Miss Pinnick and Miss Mil
dred Schalk.
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WORTH KNOWING.
Whatever your age may be-. begin
now to think of yourself 40 In the
dawn Of new developments. Say to
yourself many times day that you
possess more vital power, more men,
tai force. more magnetism and charm
than ever before In your life
Say also that you are better loved
and more fully appreciated for all
your virtues and charms than ever
before. and that your ability to give
and receive happiness Is unlimited.
Then use moments which you have
been accustomed to idle away or to
employ In melancholy thoughts. in inn
proving yourself. Let this improve
ment be three-fold. until body and
mind and spirit all radiate new bril-.
liancy.
Give your mind new thoughts. Give
your spirit new aspirations. and feed
your brain with some new purpose.
Keep up whatever accomplishments
you possess; cultivate new ones. Be-
gin at forty. fifty or sixty even, to
study languages ard music and art.
And instead Of continually thinking
about advancing age. think about in
lcreasing qualities and charms: instead
OF worrying over added years, rejoice
over added occupations and means OF
enjoyment Encourage the young to
seek your society. Amuse and interest
them. and this can only be done by
keeping in sympathy with their ideas
II You find your thoughts running
along the line Of criticism and dis
paraging comparisons Of the young
people of the day. with those of your
own morning time. keep your ideas
to yourself Do not utter them.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Park r. Lackey OF