The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-30

CnTOW, MISS MaTy Slaul, MISS Ruth
Keller. Miss Helene Davis. Miss Au-
gusta Miller Of Milton. Ind. and Miss
Bessie Grace.
Miss Opal Husson, Miss Bessie
Broomhall. Mr.. Russell Gaar and Mr..
Roy Dennis motored to Dayton yester-
day where they spent the day.
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Mrs. Rudolph G. Leeds entertained
four tables at bridge this afternoon at
her home in the Wayne flats.
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Miss Edith Duke has returned from
Indianapolis after several weeks
visit with friends and relatives. Miss
Duke is arranging for a house party to
be given In the near future.
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Miss Gertrude Hassenbusch has re-
turned from q visit with friends and
relatives in Cincinnati
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Saturday evening a dancing party
will be given at Greensboro. Several
from this city are expecting to attend.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wickham Corwin and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kaufman were
recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Aufderheide. Indianapolis.
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Miss Aline johnson has gone to
Pedrow, Ohio. for a visit with friends
aud relatives. Before returning home
she will also visit at Van Vert, Ohio,
for z few days.
A miscellaneous shower was given
yesterday afternoon by Miss Franka
Cammacle and Miss Eva Brooks, COM
plimentary to Miss Bessie Lintner.
The affair was held at the home Of
Miss Cammack. Garden flowers and
ferns were used in decorating. Miss
Ldntner received a number Of pretty
gifts. The Afternoon was spent So
cially. A dainty luncheon In several
courses was served. The guests we're:
Miss May Hamilton, Miss Maude
Buckingham, Miss Benton, Miss Zelda
Thompson, Miss Eva Phelps, Miss
Elisabeth Phelps, Miss Ruby Shaw,
Miss Josephine Richardson and Miss
Game.
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Miss Winfred Burke will leave to-
morrow afternoon for Richmond on
her way to Casey, Ill.,, to visit ner
uncle Perry Burke and family, where
she viii enjoy q weeks visit with her
friends and other relatives. On re-
turning she will visit 1t Colfax and
Darlington on her way homo. She
will be gone several weeks. Decatur
Democrat.
Mr.. Walter Buckmaster Of Decatur
is In the city for visit with friends
and relatives.
Tho wedding Of Miss Katherine
Keates. daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. H.
r. Keates, and Mr.. Elbert Smith OF
Pasadena. California, will be celebra-
ted this evening ut eight o'clock. Miss
Marguerite Doan will play q program
Of bridal airs.
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Mrs. A. Il. Jones and young son, OF
Terre Haute, are guests Of DR.. L. C.
Hoover, OF the Wayne Flats.
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A dinner company was given last
evening BY Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Bay
er for guests who are in the city to
attend the Hill-Bayer wedding. Daisies
and ferns wore used in appointing the
table. A four course menu was sery-
ed. The guests were Mr. and Mrs.
James Hill Of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs.
William MAthie, Miss Sadie Hill and
Mrs. stiens Of Chicago, Miss Roberta
Carver Of Cincinnati and Mr.. Warren
H. Hill.
A company Of young people enjoyed
an afternoon at Glen Miller park TueG-
day. Mrs. w. w. Clifford and Mrs.
William c. Converse chAperoned the
party. Those participating In the at
fair were Miss Margaret Ferguson
Miss Elsie Hawekotte. Miss Mauriue
Converse. Miss Aisle French. Miss
Mary Converse. Miss Eleanor Clifford
and Miss Hazel Piper. Messrs Clifford
Lindstrom, Wray Draper. Wallace
clifford, Glenn Ferguson and Blair Con-
verse.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence White and
son Robert left for Chicago where
they will spend the Fourth with Mrs.
Whites sister Miss Bessie Mcdonald.
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One of the most unique card parties
given In Lafayette, for some time was
that Of last evening given by Mrs.
Charles Baxter and Mrs. Frank Martin
at the home Of the latter on South
street The house was artistically
decorated throughout with Japanese
fans, parasols. lanterns and draperies.
Japanese Joss sticks were burning all
evening in japanese vases. Witty
quotations we're printed in red ink on
yellow slips and were fashioned In
japanese style up and down. These
slips were cut In two and those hold
ing pieces TO match were partners for
the first game. Progressive cinch was
played at four tables, Games we're
called by genuine Japanese gongs and
Japanese tally cards were used.
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