The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-07-14

en- at the Country club for members
and few invited guests. The after
noon was spent playing bridge.
DANCE FRIDAY.
Members OF a dancing club will give
dance Friday evening In the pavilion
at Jackson park. The affair promises
to be most enjoyable.
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PICNIC FRIDAY.
The annual picnic OF the First Pres
byterian Sunday school will be held
Friday afternoon at Glen Miller park.
All members OF the Sunday school are
cordially invited to attend.
| TO SOUTH BEND.
| Miss Carolyn Salter has gone to
South Bend, Ind, for visit with Mrs.
Charles Bosenberry. Mrs. Bossenberry
was formerly Miss Lulu Likins of this
city.
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A GUEST HERE.
| Mr.. Oliver p Hatfield. county treas
urer OF Henry county. was the guest
Of Mr.. Albert Albertson yesterday.
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| OF INTEREST HERE.
A charming affair was the luncheon
given Tuesday by Mrs. Rolla DeWeese
at her beautiful country home north Of
the city in compliment to her guests.
Mrs. Wilkie and daughter OF New
/ York. The decorations were in jap
anese effect and all in pink and we're
very attractive. Covers were laid for
20 and the guests were Mrs. Harvey
King. Mrs. Harry E. Talbot. Mrs.
Rush Evans. Mrs. Charles Harries
Simms. Mrs. Lewis G. Reynolds, Mrs.
John Lytle, Mrs. Oswald Cammann,
Mrs. Richard Kumler. Mrs. Will Hus-
to, Mrs. George Durham, Miss Bessie
Dickey. Miss Kate Van Ausdal. Mrs.
Charles Van Ausdal and the following
women from Springfield: Mrs. Will
liam Rogers, Mrs. Addison Rogers,
Mrs. Burton Westcott, Mrs. Frank
Johnson, Mrs. Will Thomas. Mrs.
George Prout and Mrs. Robert Ban
croft.-Dayton journal.
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J CAMPING PARTY.
| A number Of persons from this city
are forming houseparty at the Hen
10y cabin. near Fountain City. DR.. and
Mrs. F.. w. Kruger are among the
guests.
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PICNIC YESTERDAY.
A picnic party was given yesterday
at the home of Mr.. John Study in
Spring Grove. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with sweet peas and
ferns. Dinner was served on the lawn.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Gro
man, Mrs. J. c. Walker, Mrs. L. c.
Commons. Mrs. Robert Commons, Mrs.
George w. Walker, Misses Eunice, FL
netta. Fannie and Gladys Simmons.
Mr.. Lon Study. Mr. Albert Burkhart,
Mr.. Carlton Commons, Miss Edith
Decker. Misses Alice and Marie Study,
Misses Linnie, Louise, Marie and Dora
Studt. Miss Esther Commons and
Master Earl Commons.
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| O. INTEREST TO GIRLS.
An exchange publishes the following
Of interest to girls and prospective
brides:
l Sensible girls whose position when
married will be a comfortable middle
class one. will be we'll advised not to
indulge In long honeymoon. The
Ideal wedding tour should be short.
quiet and not expensive. There are
many comfortable hostelries in the
quiet beauty spots where a young
couple can enjoy each others society
undisturbed by the quizzing glances
usually leveled at q nervous bride
when she makes her appearance at
crowded table d'hote, says Home
Notes. A wise bishop said: "As long
honeymoons they are a
waste Of money at moment when ev-
cry shilling is wanted for much more
pressing objects: they are a loss of
time. which soon Genes to be dreary
and weary. Six days by all means and
then, oh. happy friends. 60 straight
home: and the sooner you are at home
the sooner you will find out what mar
ried happiness means.
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| A GUEST HERE.
Miss Mabel Redrow has as her guest
Miss Edith Sauer. Of Cincinnati. Ohio.
Saturday evening Miss Redrow will
give porch party for her guest and
also for Miss Mable Hasemeier's
guests from Kokomo and Miss Bess
Kuhn Of Indianapolis.
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; A GUEST HERE.
II Mr.. Charles NJ. Morgan. OF the In.
dianapolis Sun, was the guest of
friends and relatives in this city last
evening.
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/ WEDDING IN DAYTON.
Il A partial account Of brilliant we'd
ding celebrated in Dayton and which
Is OF local interest is as follows:
!, The most brilliantly beautiful we'd.
ding that has been recorded in the
annals of Dayton society in many sea-
sons was that celebrated Tuesday ev-
ening at the First Presbyterian church
when Miss Charlotte NanAusdal. the
lovely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Char.
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