The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-13

King. The event viii be celebrated at
the brides home. A number OF invita-
lions have been issued for the affair.
The bride-elect has been the guest
of honor At q number Of charming
showers and bridge parties.
VISITING HERE.
Miss Ethel Bennett whose home II
in Fountain City and who is attend
ing Butler college was in town yester-
day for the Butler-Earlham game.
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A GUEST HERE.
Miss Nora Evans of French Lick.
Indiana, 10 in the city, the guest Of
her mother. Mrs. Jennie Alexander.
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SEVERAL PARTIES.
There were several theater parties
at the Gennett last evening and
number OF persons saw Mrs. Fske in
Becky Sharp"
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BEAUTIFUL DECORATION.
One of the novel decorations shown
at the flower show this week would
make q beautiful bridal or birthday
table. The appointments Of silver and
china were handsome. and for the GEN.
| ter there was q cake" made OF snow
white pomp0n chrysAnthemums. It
was Just the shape Of the large cake
often seen at such functions, and the
fine petals gave the appearance Of CO
coanut. The cake" was trimmed with
center was . large ball Of pale pink
chrysanthemums. holding in place
branching form of metal. the point of
each branch being receptacle for a
birch bark candle. The base Of the
cake" was wreathed In the finest Of
asparagus ferns. The idea would be
q good one for q real cake. as the can
dies. always dripping or behaving in
other annoying ways, are set at a dis
lance from the center and out of the
way. This would permit the cake to
cut and still preserve the lights, In
stead of blowing them out and spat-
tering the icing with drops Of wax or
grease, as ID too frequently the case.
A wedding cake might be decorated
with sprays of orange blossoms and
q birthday cake with sprays of lilies
Of the valley or other small flower. II
flowers can be made to look like q
cake, the order might be reversed and
a cake be made to look like a pompon
Ichrysanthemum.
VISITED HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swallow and daughter,
Miss Gladys Swallow of Windfall, Kan.
sas, have been visiting at the home Of
Mr.. w. M. Rigsby.
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SUNDAY QUESTS HERE.
Mr.. Charles Morgan and Mr.. LOTUS
Jones Of the Indianapolis Sun are In
the city to spend Sunday with rela-
tives.
ENTERTAINING GUESTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carr OF East
Main street have as their weekend
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Frank johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas and Mr.. Cart.
nell Of Springfield. Ohio.
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TO INDIANAPOLIS.
Mrs. Burnett is visiting friends and
relatives In Indianapolis for a few
days.
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QUESTS At CAMBRIDGE.
Miss Ethel Thomas and Miss Hazel
Thomas were the guests of friends in
Cambridge City Saturday.
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TO VISIT DAUGHTER.
Mrs. Henry Hammel of this city will
visit her daughter. Miss Blanch Peter.
son. Of Rockford. Illinois. She will
leave this week.
a GUEST At MARION.
Mr.. Omar Murray was recent guest
at Marion. Indiana, He went over on
business.
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GUEST IN MARION.
The Marion News-Tribune says:
Mrs. Thomas O'Brien Of Richmond, is
the guest Of Mrs. c. G. Robbins of East
Seventh street.
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A NUMBER OF EVENTS.
A number OF very pleasant social
evAnta have featured thn met wook