The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-07

HOckett, Raymond Unite, WdueT fidTt-
man, Albert Kercher. Lester Turner.
George Weller. Francis Lamb. Howard
Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bee
son and son Earl John, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Hawley and children Herbert
and Evelyn, Mr.. and Mrs. William Dali
hey, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Stegall and
children Robert, Esther and Hilda.
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ENTERTAINED GUESTS.
In celebration of her birthday ami
versary Mrs Mary Price entertained
several guests Saturday evening at
her home in North Fifteenth street
Among the guests we're members Of
the Alice Cary club The house was
beautifully decorated with flowers and
ferns. Roses were the flowers used in
abundance. The evening was very
pleasantly spent with music. games
and readings, the latter diversion add
ing to the pleasure of the occasion.
Late In the evening a delicious lunch
was served. The guests were Mrs.
Chauncey Rifle, Mr. and Mrs. George
knight, Misses Emma and Victoria
Lindemuth. Mrs. J. 4. Moore. Miss
Lucille Mahr. Mrs. Emma Eva. Mrs.
Mary Price. Mr.. Orville Price and Mr..
William Price.
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RETURNED HOME.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank McKone and lit
tie daughter, with Mr. w. b. Shotwell
OF Fargo. North Dakota. have returned
home after a very pleasant visit with
Mr.. and Mrs John McKone.
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PARTIES THIS WEEK.
Several charming parties are being
planned for the week by various host
esses and with many dances the week
will be gay one.
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RETURNED
Miss Nancy Conwell of Indianapolis.
Indiana. who has been the guest of
Miss Myral Weegman OF South Six
teenth street for the weekend return
ed home today. She was the guest of
honor at several social events while
In the city.
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VISITED HERE.
Mr.. Paul Fisher. a student at Indi-
ana university was the guest of rela-
tives and friends In this city over
Sunday.
TO ENTERTAIN.
Wednesday evening the Pythian
Sisters will entertain in the Pythian
Temple in honor Of Mrs. Ida Roser.
All persons are asked to come with
well alled baskets as a picnic lunch
will be served at the close of the az
fair. The members OF the organiza-
ton with their friends will be the
guests of the occasion.
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OF INTEREST TO MANY.
Tho following clipping from the In
dianapolis Star Is OF local interest,
having been written by Margaret B.
Downing in her letter from Washing
ton to the Star:
Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes has
long been regarded as among those
whose destiny was bound to bring her
to Washington in some official capac-
ity. Several years ago her personality
was a matter OF absorbing interest.
inasmuch as she was considered one
of the possible first ladies OF the land.
But her present position as wife Of an
associate justice of the most august
tribunal on earth is equally gratifying
to her friends. Added to this, seems
the certainty that Justice Hughes is
to wear the mantle hallowed by the
memories OF Marshall. fancy and
Chase. Should this prediction prove
true. Mrs. Hughes becomes one OF the
reigning women of the nation, one of
the three who preside over the homes
OF its rulers in the tri-partite govern
ment chosen by the fathers. Then
she has the advantage OF being the
only permanent member of this illus
trious division Of American society.
The others must take political chanc-
es on remaining in power. while JUS
ticc and Mrs. Hughes have purchased
q home and from. this autumn rank
among the staple factors in high Of
fetal life.
During the heated days OF August,
Justice and Mrs. Hughes spent some
anxious days in Washington looking
for a home. This question OF getting
q suitable domicile on an income
which applies more to the idle rich
than to the busy public servant. al.
most equals the servant question or
the price OF food. But Mrs. Hughes
went to work Systematically and tire
lessly and In consequence she has got
ten home in the new section OF
Massachusetts avenue which in every
way meets present demands. This
home is near Twenty.fourth street and
Is surrounded by handsome new resi-
dences and II will certainly be among
the noted social centers of the winter.
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MRS STANLEY SPEAKS.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley. whose ad-
dress on Equal Suffrage" at the
meeting Of the Tpcal Coupou 30 nv