The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-13

wabash college,, ana ray CI1Ek, VINO
attends Indiana university. Lloyd
Cooley acted as POSTMASTER. Those
who attended were Messrs. DR.. Earl
McClung, Wallace Ballard. Glen ARA
smith, Ernest Church. OF Colorado
Springs; John Prendergast, Edgar
Raymond. Of Buffalo. s. D.; Kenneth
Wilson, Ernest Hickman. William
Alum, Clifford Irons, Loring Scott.
Robert Fudge, Robert Maggs. Nerr
McKillip, Ray Clark. Ralph Markle,
Adelma Horn, Harold Miller. Robert
Dragoo, Bruce Monroe, Paul Hahn
baugh. Ray Shiles and Frank Prender-
CAST"
FOR A VISIT.
Mr.. Everett II. Thompson is the
guest of friends and relatives In In.
dianapolis, Anderson and New Cas-
tie. Ind. this week.
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DINNER PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chambers. who
reside east OF Mt Summit. entertain
ed with a dinner party recently. Their
guests were DIR. and Mrs. G. d. Baily.
OF Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ho-
sea, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hosea and
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Peckinpaugh. OF
New Castle.
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ENTERTAINED FRAT BROTHERS.
Prominent among last weeks social
affairs was the theater party given on
Friday evening by Kemper Cowing
when he invited the members OF the
Kappa Alpha Pi fraternity as his
guests to help celebrate his birthday
anniversary. An elaborate luncheon
was served following the performance
at his home on South High street
Yellow and black were the dominant
shades used in the decorative scheme
which are the fraternity colors. A
| large cake ornamented the center OF
the table with the fraternity letters
on top. Bows of the chosen colors
were seen at the corners Of the table
and half oranges with tiny black bows
completed the effect. A compliment
to the host was the Kappa Alpha Pi
signet ring which the fraternity mem
bers gave him during the evening
Covers we're laid for Messrs. Lester
Upton. Clarence McCreery, George
Gass, Clarence East. Barnard Hirons
Stanley Minton. Fred Mullen. Leon
Cline. Earl Cline. Norman Merrill and
viii McIntosh.-Muncie Star.
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| TO INDIANAPOLIS.
Mrs. Thomas M. Kaufman will gc
to Indianapolis. tomorrow for a visit
of few days with her mother. Mrs
John Aufderheide. She will be joinet
Saturday by Mr.. Kaufman.
HAS RETURNED.
Miss Imogene Millikan has returned
to her home In New Cattle, Ind. afte,
a visit with Miss Marie Kaufman.
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PARTY At CLUB.
| The weekly card party will be Civ
en- Thursday afternoon at the Countr,
club. Bridge will be- played. The
! game will begin at three o'clock.
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| WILL MEET WEDNESDAY.
Mrs. zimmerman will be hostess To-
a meeting Of the Penny club Wednes
day afternoon at her home, 1875 South
Seventh street.
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| GUESTS HERE.
Mrs. d. A. Mcdonald Of Los Angeles
| California, and Mr.. James Symmetry
Of Cincinnati. Ohio. are guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. c. d. Conner at their home
south OF the city.
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| HEMMING PARTY.
A bride to be Is going to give a hem
ming party soon. She called her bes
girl friends over the telephone and in
vited them to pass an afternoon OF
her porch and incidentally remarked
Everybody Is to bring her thimble
The hostess will provide needles
thread and hemming." And in the
meantime she has brought material fol
her kitchen towels, and the girls will
have the privilege of hemming them
and each girl may put her own initial.
In the corner II she chooses. This is {
clever idea and one which the guest.
will doubtless enjoy.