The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-30
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L0u&0 " SUtSS Z .
AND ORiooE PARTY.
A one O'Clock luncheon was given
today BY Miss Florence Mcclure at
her beautiful home In East Main
street In honor Of Miss Pearl Hase-
coster and Miss Deborah 6edgwick.
brides OF next month. The dining
room where the bridal party for the
wedding was served
wss beautifully decorated with roses
and ferns. A large mound Of white ros-
es formed . centerpiece for the table.
Places were arranged at this table
for Misses Deborah and Margaret
Miss Coral Weeghman.
Miss MCGUIRE, Mrs Frances Kelso Of
Indiana, and Miss Hase-
coster. The other guests were served
ut six small tables placed in the var.
lous rooms. These tables were orna-
with yellow chrysanthemums
After luncheon the hours were spent
playing bridge.
BANQUET A FEATURE.
The banquet given last evening at
o'clock at the First English
Lutheran church for the members Of
the Sunday school was one Of the
most important features of yester-
days social schedule. The women and
girls OF the Sunday school were the
guests OF honor. About two hundred
and nifty persons were seated at the
tables which were appointed In pref.
~ manner with autumn flowers and
ferns. After dinner number OF short
talks were given at the call OF the
toast master. Mr.. Lee Nusbaum. The
principal response to Mr.. Nusbaum's
remarks we're given by Mrs. w. H.
Rooney In behalf OF the guests OF hon.
or. Members of Mr.. Adam Barters
Sunday school class waited on the
guests. After dinner the following Of
ficers to serve the Sunday school for
the ensuing year were selected:
Superintendent. DR.. A. L. Bran.
kamp. ..
Assistant Superintendent, Everard
Knollenberg. .....
i. Second Assistant. BENJAMIN Deuker.
Secretary. Clarence Crottendick.
Treasurer. Miss Elizabeth Kruger.
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RECEPTION Ar.coLIEcE.
Saturday evening a reception will
be held At l2arlham college. At this
time all the new students will be In.
troduced to the faculty members and
former students. This will probably
be one Of the most pleasant social
events at the college this season.
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y, NIT vEsrERoAv.
The Mission Circle Of the Universal.
lot church met yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. Walker at her home In
North Seventeenth street. Mrs. An.
drew Roser was the leader for the at
tornoon. A number Of business mat.
tiers Of interest to the organization
were discussed. After the business
session q social hour followed, and
refreshments were served.
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FlRer REGULAR MEETING.
The first regular meeting of the
High School College club for the sea
son will be held this evening in the
Y. NJ. G. A. building.
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CELEBRATED BIRTHDAY.
Miss Stella Harris celebrated hel
ninth birthday anniversary last even
Ing at her home. 1877 North Twenty
frst street. by entertaining with q
charming party. The hours were
from seven until nine o'clock. Games
and music were the principal features
OF the evenings amusements. A de
Mcious lunch was served. The guest,
were Miss Helen Davis. Miss Iren.
Schaefer. Misses Thelma and Edna
Brown. Miss Kathleen Philips. Mis-,
Edith Savage, Miss Hazel Harris
Messrs. Murley. Elmer and Ralph
Harris. Masters Earl Moore. Everett
Savage and Wilbur and Byron Koontz
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PLeAsANrLY SURPRISED.
Mrs. Earl Thomas was given pleas
ant surprise yesterday at her home II
North Fourteenth street by a numbe
q her friends. The afternoon wa
spent In sewing. At the close OF tn,
affair . lunch was served. The com
pany was a most enjoyable one.
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PLEASURE SEEKERS.
Mrs. Jesse Wiechman was hostes
Thursday afternoon for meeting O
tho Pleasure Seekers at her home Il
South Seventh street. This was tn
last meeting Of the club season. TIL
coming season will open In about thre
weeks. All the members were in al
tendance yesterday. The hours wer
spent at needlework and in social cor
versatioM Tea was served late In tn
afternoon. The table was charmingl