The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-11
MRS. REEVES ENTERTAINED.

MRS. REEVES ENTERTAINED.
One OF the most charming social ev-
ents OF the week was the afternoon
party given Tuesday by Mrs. James
Reeves at her home on South Six
teenth street. in honor Of Mrs. Abbie-
gal Needham Of Charlestown, w. va.
The hours were spent In pleasant
social manner. A luncheon was serv-
ed to the following guests: Mrs. A. l..
Burnhardt, Miss Gwendolyn Foulke,
Miss Margaret Starr, Mrs. S. r. Smith,
Mrs. w. F. Starr. Mrs. T. w. Ben
nett. Mrs. Charles Marvel, Miss Grace
Robe, Mrs ID. w. Comstock. Mrs. w.
J. ROBBIE, Mrs. Yaryan, Mrs. John
Dougan, Miss Carolyn Foulke. Mrs }.
Il. Cathell, Mrs. r. G. Hibberd. Mrs.
BENJAMIN Johnson. Mrs. Dudley
Foulke, Mrs. Elizabeth Hibberd and
Mrs. Van Heusen.
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GAVE A TEA THIS AFTERNOON.
At four O'Clock this afternoon Mrs.
e. b. Grosvenor, concluded her series
of companies with tea given at her
pretty home on the National Road,
West. Yesterday Mrs. Grosvenor en-
tertained with progressive luncheon.
the guests being served at small Ia
blels.- The house was arranged with
flowers and ferns. Carnations were
given az favors. Mrs. Grosyenor Is a
most charming hostess.
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HAVE GONE TO ANDERSON.
"A AnV MtoC
stance Waddell OF New York, went to
Anderson, Indiana, this noon for a
visit with Miss Mcvicker's uncle, who
is In that city for few days.
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HETzLER-NiEWERTH.
One OF the pretty afternoon we'd
dings OF the spring social schedule
was that of Mr.. Charles Hetzler and
Miss Rose Niewerth. The affair was
celebrated In st. Johns Lutheran
church, Rev. Albert ]. Feeger per-
forming the ceremony at twothirty
o'clock In the presence of number
OF relatives and friends of the young
people.
The bride wore handsome gown Of
white and carried a shower bOQuet OF
brides roses. She was attended by
her friend, Miss Mable Wilcox, who
was also prettily attired In q white
lingerie frock. Her boquet was Of
Richmond roses. Mr. Galen Hopkins
acted a. best man to the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hetxler left for q we'd
ding trip: 1hey win mAka thar home.
In Knoxville. Tenn. where Mr.. Hetzler
II permanently located. Mr.. Hetzler
is well known here, as he formerly at
tended the local high school, being q
member Of the class OF '05. He Is the
son OF Mrs. Elizabeth Hetzler. The
bride is also favorably known. A num-
Der OF showers were given in her hon
or.
or LOCAL INTEREST.
Miss Edna Pfafflin returned home
Sunday from Kenton. Ind, where she
has been visiting Miss Ada Bush for
several days onnersville Examiner.
Miss Pfafflin often visits in this city
the guest Of Mrs. Rudolph Leeds.
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10 EXPECTED HOME.
Miss Alice Laning, student at In
diana university. Bloomington, Ind. is
expected home Thursday for few
days visit with her parents.
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10 IN kokoMO.
Miss Kelsey OF Richmond Is in the
city to spend few days visiting Mrs.
j. M Moore and to attend the May
..lI
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HAS RESIGNED.
Miss Mary Coyne, the popular and
well known sales lady in the silk and
dress goods department at the Boston
Store, has resigned her position.
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MISS HAAS HOSTESS.
A number Of social functions have
been given In honor of Miss Haas. who
Ia the glleat Of Mrs George Fox and