The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-22

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embellishing the house. Favors were
presented to Miss Deborah Sedgwick
and Mrs. w. r. Poundstone. After the
game a luncheon was served In the
dining room. In the center OF the ia
BILE q miniature bride was placed. A
profusion OF smilax with hearts and
cupids were also used. The hearts
and cupids which were red were
suspended from above. The lights
were also capped with red shades. A
number OF gifts were presented to
the bride-elect. The guests were Miss
Deborah and Miss Margaret Sedg-
wick, Miss Florence MCGUIRE, Miss
Mildred Gaar. Miss Fannie Jones.
Miss Agnes Twigg. Miss Elaine Jones
Miss Marie Campbell. Mrs. Joseph
Hill, Mrs. W.. r. Poundstone, Miss
Kuhn of Pittsburg, and Mrs. James F,
Irwin OF Danville. Virginia. t
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| ATTENDED DANCE.
A number of the young people OF
the city with several from out Of town
enjoyed the assembly last evening
which followed the regular dancing
lesson. Piano and drums furnished
the dance music and dancing was en-
joyed until a late hour.
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SOCIAL SEASON BEGINS.
The winters social season seems to
have begun in earnest, when some OF
the larger affairs will be given within
the next few weeks and 1t Is also
hoped that number OF events not
scheduled as yet will be given by var
ious hostesses. Pleasurable anticipa-
ton surrounds the coming events. A
number Of hostesses have been ar
ranging their wardrobe for the fall
and winter season and now that the
cooler days are here, with nearly ev.
| cry one at home. and summer pleas
ures thing of the past. Society
will begin activities. No doubt
as dinner parties. dances and recep-
tons will bring out number OF beau
tiful dresses. And who knows per-
haps the announcement OF a few en-
gagements. and other usual topics
which prove of perennial interest. A
number OF notable events are sched-
uled for the coming week. Wednes-
day evening the wedding OF Miss De-
Mrs. Richard Sedgwick. one of the
most prominent young women Of this
city and Mr.. Henry Patton of DAN
willie, Va. will be celebrated at the
Reid Memorial church. Friday even.
ing the Russian dancers at the Gen.
nett will be the musical hit Of the sea-
son and will also be a notable society
event as shown by the list Of patrons
and patronesses announced recently.
Mr.. William Dudley Foulke and Mr..
Rudolph G. Leeds are the box hold.
ers for this event.
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ANNOUNCEMENT CARDS.
Announcement cards as follows
have been received by a number Of
persons who were members of a dane
Ing club last year:
-Four name Is among those mention
ed for membership this winter in the
Assembly Dancing club.
For the purpose of reorganization, g.
business meeting will be held at the
Country club on 1ext Monday evening.
October twenty-fourth at eight o'clock.
At this meeting the committee will
announce the PLANS for the winter.
and submit them to the members for
approval.
II you are interested the committee
requests that you be present either In
person or by proxy. Attendance at
this meeting carries with 1t no obliga-
ton to join the club.
Respectfully yours.
Mrs. w. p. Robinson,
Mrs. T. NJ. Kaufman,
Mr.. r. B. Nicholson,
Committee.
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A GUEST IN coNNERsviLLg.
Mr.. Garner Collins OF Chicago. who
ID in the city for visit with his moth.
er. spent Thursday and Friday with
his sister Miss Eliza Collins, who is
with the Connersville Furniture COM
pany, of Connersville, Indiana. Mr..
Collins expects to return to Chicago
Monday. where he has accepted a po-
sition with his brother, Mr.. Harry W.
Collins of that place.
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10 At HOME.
Miss Juliet Swawyne, who Is study
ing music In Chicago this winter is
home to spend the weekend and also
attend several social events.
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DINNER PARTY.
A prettily appointed dinner party
was given recently at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. William F. Miller. in South
Seventh street. The affair was in the
nature of a surprise given by the i'm
mediate members of the family - eel.
citrate Mr.. and Mrs. Miller's twen-
tieth wedding anniversary. The table
appointments were In yellow and
green. A huge bouquet OF yellow
roses formed centerpiece for the
table. Yellow tapers placed in beauti-