The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-30

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appointed in the fall festival colors.
yellow and white. A cut glass bowl
filled with yellow blossoms formed
centerpiece for the table. The after
noon was one Of the most enjoyable
ever spent by the club members.
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ENTERTAINED GUESTS.
Mr.. Rush Bowman entertained
party of four to dinner last evening
at the Country club.
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MEETING THIS AFTERNOON.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
the First Presbyterian church IL meet
ing this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
s. c. Markley, in South Seventh
street. Mrs. Phariba Stephens is the
principal speaker for the afternoon.
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LEFT YESTERDAY
Miss Mary Dickinson left yesterday
for Chicago where she will enter the
university to study art this winter.
Miss Dickinson is q graduate of the
local high school and has also at
tended Earlham college. Last year
she taught art in the Centerville
schools and resigned this year in or
der to attend the university.
TO VISIT HERE.
Miss Anna Hamilton OF Greenfield.
Indiana. and who IL attending the Ma
rion normal school this year will
come next week to visit Miss Hazel
Thomas during the Fall Festival.
Later in the week Miss Thomas with
her guest and a party from Center
Vile, will motor to Greenfield to spend
the week end with friends and rela-
tives.
ARRANGING FOR GUESTS.
Various hostesses are busy arrang-
ing for guests from out of the city
who they will entertain Eduring the
Fall Festival. 1t Is expected that a
number Of strangers will be in the
city at this time.
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PARTY At CLUB.
Yesterday afternoon a number OF
the members OF the Country club en-
joyed the weekly bridge party at the
Country club. Miss Carolyn Holdings
worth acted as hostess. Bridge was
played at six tables. Mrs. w. O.
Crawford and Mrs. Thomas Kaufman
were given the favors. Mrs. I. Neff.
formerly OF South Bend, Indiana, and
who has come to this city for a resi-.
dence was a guest. Mrs. Neff is a
member OF the South Bend Country
club.
Among the members In attendance
yesterday were Mrs. Harry Jay. Mrs.
w. o. Crawford, Miss Fannie Jones,
Miss Edith Nicholson, Mrs. Robert
Study. Mrs. Florence Lodwick. Mrs.
Charles MCGUIRE, Mrs. Ella VanHeu.
sen. Mrs. James Carr. Mrs. Howard
Jones. Mrs. Thomas Kaufman. Mrs.
Galen Lamb. Mrs. Omar Murray, Miss
Jessie Landwer. Mrs. Henry Gennett,
Mrs. Clarence Gennett, Mrs. Omar
Holingsworth, Mrs. A. D. Gayle. Mrs
s. E. Swayne and Miss Laura John.
son.
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OF INTEREST HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Starr will GO
to Chicago today to spend the week
end.-Indianapolis Star.
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COLLEGE GIRLS.
Now that our college girls have
gone to their studies. the problem OF
the winter wardrobe arises. and now
that she is getting the first taste OF
the life she is going to lead. she il
writing home for the things she will
need in the way Of clothes.
Naturally the things in which she IL
most interested are the fluffy, dainty
things which are to do duty for even
ing wear. and the best suits which are
to give her dressed-up air and a Ger
tain standing among the girls who are
her associates.
Some Of the new coats are quite ex
IRENE in length, about ten or twelve
inches from the ground, and there are
others more modified. just tribe be
low the knees. Many girls plan JUS
one suit for the season and then it i.
wise to choose a medium dark color
Blue will be worn in wide range o.
shades and there is no color more at
tractive. Purple will be seen in yer,
dark tones and lighter grayish tints a.
we'll Dark mouse and brownish shad.
will be considered good for the sea
son.
The college girl will want one eooe
| hat a rather large ono trimmed VIII
feathers. II must have a graceful
shape and At well down on the head
Silk cashmere Is the very latest fabri,
for this sort of hat. but other regula
ton material will be good
A novel feature will be beaver ant