The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-05
CAMBRIDGE CITY. IND.

Cambridge City. Ind, Nov. 5.-Mrs.
w. A. Crietz, and her sister, Mrs. Sal
lie Brunson. went to Cincinnati We'd
nesday, where they will spend several
days visiting an aged aunt.
Charles Weaver OF New Castle, spent
Tuesday evening in Cambridge City.
Mrs. VIII Fogarty OF Dayton, Ohio,
is a visitor in the home OF her father,
David Wright.
J. e. Miller will go to Hamilton. O.,
Saturday, on a business trip, and re-
turning, will spend Sunday with
friends In Seven Mile, his old home.
Birch Bentley of Greenfield. was the
guest Of Cambridge City friends
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Susan Sloat of Dublin. is spend
ing a few days with her niece, Mrs
Joseph Dimmick.
Byron c. Piatt opened the lecture
season at the Hearst Opera house,
Wednesday evening. In a forceful,
comprehensive manner he placed be-
fore his hearers the subject of Amer
lean Morals" and advanced the
thought that municipal morality de-
pended upon the social customs and
prevailing religions, and bringing out
the influence of the American home,
the printing press in the betterment OF
national life.
Miss Pauline Clawsons. and Ruth
Lawson have returned, after visit
with friends in Richmond.
Charles Rudicel and Miss Edna Fa-
vorite were quietly married at the
Methodist parsonage, Tuesday even
ing, by Rev. J. E. Coffin.
The meeting of the Good Citizenship
League, which was to have been held
this afternoon, has been postponed un :
til a later date.
w. H. Lawson assisted with the mu-
sic at the Webb Lodge of Masons,
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Charles Griffin attended the
play, when We Were Twenty-One,"
presented at the Gennett theater in
Richmond, Tuesday evening.
Miss Emma Johnson of Richmond.
is spending few days in this city the
guest of Mrs. Nora Wright.
Mrs. Sarah Whitacre has returned
to her home in Tennessee after WIS.,
1t with Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and
daughter, Miss Ella.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Moore and daugh-
ter, Dorothy, Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Beard
and daughters, Mary and Bernice, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Griffin were en-
tertained at a duck dinner at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Griffin
Thursday.
A pretty Juvenile party was that
given by Mrs. Willard Ulrich for her
daughter, Katherine. Wednesday even
ing. Sixteen little school friends
were hidden. and when Miss Rather
of her playmates, returned, she was
greeted by the smiling faces OF four
teen other friends. Games and mu-
sic filled the time from four to six.
when the little people marched into the
dining room, and were shown their
places at the table which was bright
with rosy checked apples. candles.
candles and flowers. The little
folks who helped Miss Katherine in
celebrating her tenth birthday were
Mildred Carpenter. Elizabeth Paul,
L
Leslie, Helen Hicks, Marie Smith. Ru-
by Leonard. Ruth Barnett, Margery
Roberts, Marguerite Smith. Pauline
Clawson. Esther Bowden, Lillian
Morgan, Katherine Snidar, Marie
Mcclure and Alma Shidler.
Henia Duncan of Greenfield was a
visitor in this place. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Moore had as thei'
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Talbert Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Moore of Mount Au'
burn, Carl Tingle of Connersv1lle
Wash Brock, of Alexandria and Eo
Jones, at dinner a few days ago.
Mrs. Omar Huddleson of Muncie If
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs c
p. Marson.
Mrs. Maggie Hiatt has gone to In
dianapolis for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. r. Fl. Peet entertained eigh
little boys for her son, Edward. Wed
nesday evening, the occasion beini
his eighth birthday anniversary. from
four to six O'Clock. On returnin,
from one Of his fathers green houses
which adjoin the home the little fellow
was surprised to see the familiar face
of school friends. The boys spent
merry hour at games. Refreshment
of ice cream. cake. and home mad
candies added to their enjoyment
while the huge birthday cake sur
mounted by eight cleaning candles
pleased all. Master Edward present
ed each of his guests with bright ca,
nations.