The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-10

ing room where luncheon in several
courses was served, roses and smilax
were used in decorating. The guests
were Misses Amelia Virgins. Iona
Black, Sfonia Carrot. Abby Carrot.
Maude Garret. Ida Hopping and Jen-
ME Moss. Messrs. Richard Lenard,
Guy Garret, Emmett Hart, Henry
Kopski and Earl Kuhlman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hendrix will
leave Saturday for Seattle. Washing
ton, and other western points. They
will be gone for about four weeks.
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Miss Elizabeth Gilbert of Green
Vile, Ohio, is the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. John McMinn of North E street.
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A camping party composed of the
following under the care of Mr.. r. J..
Horton are enjoying few days In the
woods: Mr.. Kirk BLY,, Mr.. Neal BLY,,
Mr.. Stanley Gehr, Mr.. George Combs,
Mr.. Paul Lyons. Mr.. Forrest Gordon,
Mr. Ray Gordon. Mr.. Raymond Schra-
der, Mr.. Rudolph Knode and Mr.. Rhia
Swisher.
Miss Edna Hoover is entertaing
with a picnic party this afternoon at
Glen Miller park The guests are
members Of her Sunday school class of
the South Eight Street Friends
church.
Mrs. Sherman Archer entertained
delightfully."- on Friday evening for her
sister Miss Edith White. who has
been spending the past year in Wash
ington, D. G. Out of town guests were
Mrs. C. e. Moreland. a recent bride,
and Mrs. John Leive of Richmond
Fort Wayne Gazette.
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MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Mote and family
have departed for Sand Lake. Michi-
gan, where they will spend about ten
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Cronin and daugh-
ter, Miss Jessie Cronin, have gone to
New York for an extended visit with
friends and relatives.
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Mrs. ]. A.. Weller. who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kirk,
North Eighth street. returned to her
home in Springfield, Ohio.
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Mrs. Charles Magaw who is in Co
lumbus, Ohio, is the guest of Mrs.
Hubbard, a former resident of this
city.
Miss Buckingham of Union City. will
arrive in the city in few days for
visit with her cousin, Miss Maude
Buckingham of North Nineteenth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Ballinger and
son Ralph returned Monday to their
home in Richmond after spending
week here with B. F. Fulton and fam.
lily at their home on East Main street
Portland Commercial-Review
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Miss Gertrude Galloway and guest
Miss Orpha Williams of Liberty, went
to Richmond today for a visit with
ends-Connersville Examiner.
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Robert Schussler and wife and Mrs
Louise Schussler of Richmond, who
have been here for the past few days
the guests of Floyd Spangler and fam
lily of Douglas street, returned home
Greenfield Tribune.
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Mrc opd cbi1dron
have returned from Portland, Ind, af-
ter visiting with her sister. Mrs. H.
r. Crebb Of West Arch street.
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A clover party would be delightful
for little girls birthday at this time
of year. The mother could spend the
preceding day driving through the
fields with some of her little friends.
heaping the carriage full of the pretty
red or yellow blossoms as they pulled
them. The children would doubtless
enjoy this immensely as they like 20
have some part in festive preparation.
The clover Is a sturdy plant and will
keep beautifully fresh over night in
water.
The forenoon of the party you could
make festoons of the red clover to
haing over doorways and windows
and about the wales of the dining
room. Odd corners can be frightened
with huge clumps of sweet clover. the
table cloth can be strewn with the red
clover heads that have broken off, and
chaplets of red clover may be awarded
as prizes for the winners Of the lawn
games. Children always enjoy adorn
ing themselves.
A four-leaf clover hunt might prove
very exciting feature of the after
noon. the little girls being given GER
tain length of time in which to find the
lucky symbols For the winner Of this
contest four-leaf clover or a horse
shoe shaped candy box would be appre-
ciated as prize.
A clover pin might furnish the CEN
terpiece at the table. each "peiat" OF
the huge paper clover consisting OF
cornucopia of red paper filled with
bonbons and other prizes. At the end
of the supper the children could then
each pull on the red baby ribbon whose
end ran to her plate and pull out the
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