The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-08-25

number Of neighbors and friends. The
AFFAIR was given to celebrate Miss
Davis ninsteenth birthday anniver-
sary. The hours were spent in
pleasant social manner. Games and
music also featured the evenings
amusements. Later q delicious lunch
was served. Those composing the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Stig-
Gilman and daughter Miss Leota. Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Lamott and children
Bclva and Raymond. Mr.. and Mrs.
clifford Anderson and children. Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Dilling. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Stigelman. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dill.
Ing and children. Mrs. Charles Davis
and children. Robert and Florence of
Richmond. Miss Ethel Kimmel. Miss
Mable Hartner. Miss Lena Weidner.
Miss Haxel Gathers Of East German
town. Mr.. Harry Leisure. Mr.. Alva
Sarcer. Mr.. Albert Weidner, Mr.. Har.
ley Smith. Mr. Bert Ray. Mr.. Glen
Dilling. Mr.. vernice Petty and Mr..
Emmett Dermett.
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ENTERTAINED LAST EVENING.
Miss Mable Barber and Miss Stella
Barber entertained last evening at
their tent In the chautaucua grounds.
The evening was spent in q pleasant
social manner. Refreshments were
served
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WILL COME HERE.
The Marion Chronicle says: Mrs L.
c. Smith. Of the Marion Floral COM
pany will leave Thursday on a busi-
ness trip to Richmond and Indiana
polls.
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A GUEST HERE.
Mrs. NJ. e. Lamb OF Jonesboro. Ar.
kansas. 10 In the city for an extended
visit with Mrs. J. N. Townsend, who
has been quite Ill.
VISITED IN CAMBRIDGE.
Mrs. Daniel Hart and Miss Mary
Nolan visited DIR. and Mrs. Charles
Grimm in Cambridge City yesterday.
HAS RETURNED.
Mrs. c. A. Brehm has returned
from business trip to Chicago.
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IN PEToekEY.
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Park are spend.
ing some time In Bay View. A clip
ping from the Petoskey Reporter and
Evening News concerning DR.. Park
will be Of interest to his many friends
here:.
DR.. w. A. Park of Richmond, Ind.
who 10 now q guest at the Bay View
house. brought home q fine string Of
bass yesterday which he spent only
three hours In capturing at Round
lake. Another guest Of the Bay View
house, Mr.. Golfer Of Chicago. recently
brought home the largest bass caught
by Bay viewite In Round Lake. Mr.
Golfers beauty weighed more than
three and one-half pounds.
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GUEST At PARTY.
At his home In West Ninth street
last evening. Winfield Durbin was
host to several friends In honor of his
guest. Nellie Rohr Of Bloomington.
Dancing. music and lunch were en-
joyed. Among the guests were Misses
Zslma Cox Of Tulsa. Okla: Nellie
Burke. Eva Jackson. Opal Lambert,
Margaret Hughes. Lois Tracy. Ruth
Cox. Bertha Haynes. Emma Thorn
burg. Catherine Malone and Messrs.
Ed Scott Of Richmond; Chester Thorn
40. willard Hunt. Paul Hunt, Walter
Jackson. Parvin Cook. Wilfred Byrk.
ett, Weir Cook. Frohman Foster, Har.
~ Hardy and Davis Morrison.
dsrson Bulletin.
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| TO LooANePoRT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Weaver will 90
to Logansport tomorrow where they
will attend family reunion.
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REUNION At PARK.
The defendants Of Caleb Jackson.
Sr.. will hold their annual reunion at
Jackson park the hrst Friday in Sep
tember. All persons who are mem.
bers of the family. with their friends
are invited to attend.
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HAS RETURNED.
Mrs. Thomas McNary has returned
from Pittsburg. where she visited rel
atives. She also attended an Epworth
ChautauQua.
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REUNIONS At PARK.
Several reunions will be held this
week at Glen Miller park by various
families and their friends.
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DINNER GUESTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Snyder and
daughter Miss Jessie. Messrs. John
Schottell and James Fender were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Elmer
Livexey of New Castle.
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WEDDING ~ MILTON.
A wedding celebrated in Milton yes
terday was attended by several local
persons. The bride 10 we'll known
here and at one time attended Earl.
ham college. An account Of the affair
from Milton 10 es follows:
The marriage Of Park G. Lantz
and Miss Ines Lucille Doddridge.
both Of this place was solemnixed Mt