The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-28
SOCIAL gvgNTs ron TODAY.

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soclAL gvGMTs ron TODAY.
The wedding Of Miss Freda Erik and
Mr.. Car1 Duning will be celebrated this
evening at six.thirty o'clock In the St.
Johns Lutheran church.
Mr.. Milton Harlan and Miss Flora
Coryell will be married this evening
at the home of the brides parents In
Benton Heights.
This afternoon a shower was given
In honor OF Miss Mary White by Mrs.
J. r.. Weller. Mrs. George Coal and
Mrs. George r. Dilks at the home OF
the latter in Spring Grove.
Mrs. Glenn Kehlenbrink entertained
with q bridge party this afternoon In
honor Of Miss Pearl Hasecoster, Q
bride-elect.
The members Of the Penny club are
holding an ail-day picnic today at the
home of Mrs. Andrew Burgess on the
Arlington pike.
Tho Ladies' Aid society OF the Reid
Memorial church Ii holding an all day
meeting today In the church parlors.
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TO ENTER EARlhAM.
Mr.. George Hawn. OF Muncie. Ind
lana. came yesterday to enter Earlham
College for the year.
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PLEAsANrLv SURPRISED.
Last evening Miss Leila Manford
was given . very pleasant surprise by
Q number Of her friends who called at
her home In North Sixteenth street to
assist her In celebrating her birth.
day anniversary. The evening was
spent In a pleasant social manner and
with games. Music was also feature
OF the evening. At the close of the
affair a dainty luncheon in several
courses was served. The guests were
Miss Mary Ford. Miss Leone Druley.
Miss Ruby Hugo. Miss Mabel Reifel.
Miss Alice Holly, Miss Pauline Mason,
Miss Nola Russell, Mr.. Ralph Holly.
Mr.. Fred Hugo. Mr.. Howard Lane,
Mr. Raymond Smith. Mr.. Hilton Long.
Mr.. Stanley Smith. Mr.. Herbert Brad.
ley, and Mr.. Bertram Russell.
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MEETS THURSDAY.
The East Main Street Friends Aid
society will meet Thursday afternoon
IN the church parlors. A full attend
ance Of members 10 desired.
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WEDNESDAY, CLUB MET.
Members of the Wednesday club
met this afternoon with Mrs. George
A. Reid at her home in South Fourth
street. Euchre was played at three
tables. After the game the hostess
served q dainty luncheon.
TO FORT WAYNE.
DR.. M. w. Veneer has gone to Fl.
Wayne. Indiana. to attend q meeting
OF q Medical society.
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OF LOCAL lNTERgoT.
A very pleasant surprise was given
Mrs. Elizabeth Shuttleworth at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Carver
Murray. The table was decorated in
cut flowers and ferns. Mrs. Murray
was assisted by her sisters, Misses
Ella. Mary and Margaret Shuttle
worth Of Cambridge City. Covers were
laid for twenty. Mrs. Shuttleworth
has sold her farm near Medford and
with her family will reside in Cam.
bridge City.-Muncie Press.
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FROM THE STAR.
Social items from the Indianapolis
star OF local interest are ~ follows:
Miss Ruby Wilson OF Richmond 10
Visiting her aunt. Mrs. Henry T. Con-
de on Broadway. Louis Condo. who
spent some time In Richmond. has re-
turned to- the city.
Mrs. Thomas y. Noble and daugh.
ter. Miss Margaret Noble. have gone
East. Miss Noble will enter Smith
college.
ENTERTAINED LEAGUE.
Miss Alta Stevenson entertained
the members Of the Junior Epworth
league Of the First Methodist church
Tuesday evening at her home In
North Fifteenth street. The house
was made beautiful with japanese
decorations and all the little people
wore Japanese costumes. A dainty
little luncheon was served In the style
Of Japan. Each guest carried home a
tiny fan or japanese parasol a. q
souvenir OF the occasion. The affair
was one OF the most charming social
events ever enjoyed by the league.
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DANCE At DAYTON.
There have been issued invitations
to . dancing party which promises to
Be not only very enjoyable. but unique
~ well. II will take place at the Bott
Dancing Academy on West Third
street on Wednesday evening and the
music by Hcidelberg's orchestra is not
least among the attractions. The event
10 to be moonlight serpentine party,
and II sounds elusively delightful.
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