The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-16
sweet peas. Miss Mable Kuhn, Miss

Kuhn and Miss Ruth Bartel assisted
the hostess. Miss Ruth Weidner and
| Miss Gertrude Pardieck served punch
| during the receiving hours, the punch
bowl being placed in the library. The
invited guests were Miss Mabel Red
row. Miss Pearl Haner. Miss Dorothy
Bates. Miss Lucy Smyser, Miss Ruth
| Friedgen, Miss Helen Jameson. Miss
Louise Malsby. Miss Emerald Hase-
coster, Miss Elaine Jones. Miss Myral
Weeghman, Miss Helen Nicholson,
Miss Genevieve Newlin. Miss Airline
Shreeve. Miss Marguerite Hasemeier,
Miss Ruth Marlatt, Miss Pearl Guern-
sey. Miss Vivian King. Miss Grace
woodward and Miss Bertha Taylor
from town, and Miss Hazel Bertsch,
Miss. Carlyle ~Diffendorfer, Miss Julia
Boyd, Miss Helen Doney, Miss Lena
Luddington. Miss Jeanette Van Me-
ter and Miss Shiloh Van Meter. Of
Cambridge City.
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HAVE RETURNED.
! Mr.. NJ. S. Kinder. Mr.. Mag and Mr..
Riley. well known grocers. have re-
turned from an extended trip. They
visited at Columbus. Cleveland, Buffa-
To-. Toronto, Penetang and Niagara
Falls.
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TO OGDEN.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Henley and Mr..
Harry Henley have gone to Ogden.
Michigan for an outing.
HAS RETURNED.
Miss Elvia Voorhees,. has returned
from Springfield, Ohio, where she was
the accompanist for a celebrated vo-
calist. Miss Voorhees, attended the
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music last
studies when the next semester opens.
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WILL INTEREST PERSONS.
The garden party given last evening
at the home of Misses Lois and Cert
rude Cooper by the Tri Kappa soror-
ity proved to be one of the most en-
joyable affairs in the history of the
sorority. The garden and lawn were
decorated with many Japanese and
Chinese lanterns with numerous set
tees and cosy hooks. During the ev-
ening a curtain was stretched on the
lawn n two p~antomimes We're CIV
en-. The first was Betsy and l" which
was read by. Miss Mabel Felt and act
ed by Misses Lucy Hughes and Laura
Black. Gone with a Handsomer Man"
read by Miss Genevieve New and act
ed by Miss Laura Black and Miss Lucy
Hughes. This was very amusing. the
ladies being in costume. Refresh
ments of pineapple ice n cake were
enjoyed on the lawn. after which the
company We're invited into the house
where sweet strains of music and var
ious social diversions We're enjoyed
until a late hour. About fifty ladies
were present. The out Of town guests
were Belva Andrick. Helen Finch. of
Alexandria. Miss Fitzpatrick. Of India
napolis. Hilda Anterior of Philadel-
phia, Frances ~Neutzenhelzer. of Rush
Vile. Miss Marie Tech and Erma
Shierling, Of North Vernon.-Green.
field Reporter.
PRETTY LAWN PARTY.
-NitIouSu luSie were HOL d ldTSc
number of social events given yester.
day all hostesses who did entertain
proved their hospitality by the charm
ing parties which they gave. Fore
most among these affairs was the pref
~ lawn party given at the home of
Miss Margaret Ferguson, in South Six
teenth street. The lawn was brilliant
ly lighted with electricity and Jap
anese lanterns. The luncheon was a
and other delicious eatables were sus-
pended from the boughs of the trees.
Lemonade came from the Fountain
of Youth" Miss Marguerite Davis.
Miss Maurine and Mary Converse.
Miss Heel Piper and Miss Elsie Haw.
exotic, assisted the hostess. Other
guests were Mr.. Clifford Plummer, Mr..
Wallace Clifford. Mr.. Blair Converse.
Mr.. Ralph Hasemeier, MIR. BENJAMIN
Johnson and Mr.. Glenn Ferguson.
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FOR SAND LAKE.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Pierson. Mr..
Kenneth Foulke, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewis,
left yesterday for Sand Lake, Mich,
where they will spend several weeks.
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PARTY AT MURRAY.
A theater party at the Murray yes
terday was composed of Misses Ruth
and Matilda Hafner. Miss Miriam
Krone. Miss Bernice Atkins, Miss
Mary Brewley and Miss Blanch Beas-
ley of New Madison, Ohio and Miss
Lois Martin of Lafayette.
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