The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-27
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Eobeth r. Thomas =.
doc. district inspector. will be in at
tendance. All members are asked to
be present.
HAS RETURNED.
Miss Margaret Mcdonnell has re-
turned from an extended trip in the
east.
ENTERTAINED NEPHEW.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Braden of
North Fifteenth street entertained
their nephew. Mr.. ID. A. MacGoey. who
is enroute to the Harvard law school.
New Haven, Connecticut, Saturday ev.
ening.
GUEST OF MRS. eRADEN.
Miss Harriet Shower Of Bellefont-
aine, Ohio, was the guest OF Mrs. s.
NJ. Braden OF North Fifteenth street.
during the past week.
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TO TAKE NEW RESIDENCE.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Thornburgh and
family will soon remove from North
Ninth street to 1912 Main street.
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PARTY At CLUB.
A bridge party will be given Thurs
day afternoon Of this week at the
Country club. All members are in
vitetd to attend.
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Is ON THE COMMITTEE.
The State Florists association Is
pushing the preparation for its flower
show, to be held at Tomlinson hall for
five days and evenings, beginning No
vember s., II has been about five
years since a floral exposition was
held In indianapolis and the officers
OF the association find that old exhib-
itors are not only keenly interested
In the coming show but are making
extensive preparations for it. The as.
sociation has, through its members
and friends. obtained subscriptions
sufficient to guarantee the payment
of all of the premiums. The prelimin.
airy premium list shows that the expo
sition will be made up largely OF
chrysanthemums, both in plant and
cut flowers, roses OF many varieties
carnations and similar early winter
blooms. There will be an elaborate
show OF orchids from Indianapolis
greenhouses. A large number Of spec
ial floral features will be shown In
addition to the flowers that compete
for prizes.
The show Is under the direction OF
board OF managers, J. s. Stuart, OF In
dianapolis, being at its head. Herman
Junge. OF Cumberland, Is assistant
manager; A. F. J. Baur, of Indianapo
lis. Is secretary; Homer l.. Weigand
of Indianapolis. is treasurer: F. e
Dorner. OF Lafayette and e. H. Mann
of Richmond. are other members o.
the board. All these men operate
large greenhouses and all OF then
have been exhibitors in the Indiana
shows of other years.
ENTERTAINING GUESTS.
Mrs. Sarah Haworth is entertaining
Mrs. A. d. Snivly, OF Yellow Springs
Ohio this week at her new home. 72'
South West A street.
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| ENTERTAINED CLUB.
Members of a fortnightly bridg'
club were pleasantly entertained yes
terday afternoon by Miss Opal Hus
son at her home in National avenue
The game was played at severa
tables. Miss Marie Campbell was
guest for the afternoon. Mrs. Ralpl
Husson substituted for Miss Rose Gen
nett who was unable to attend. Afte
the game luncheon was served.
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TO RETURN HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis BockhoN an
daughter of indianapolis will sool
come to this city for a permanen
residence. They formerly reside
here.
WEDDINGS WEDNESDAY,.
Two weddings are scheduled 70
Wednesday. One is that Of Miss Fred
Erik and Mr.. Carl Duning. The affai
will be celebrated at six-thirty o'cloc
In the st. Johns Lutheran church.
number of invitations have been ISIS,
ed for the affair.
Miss Flora Coryell. daughter of Nj
and Mrs. John A. Coryell will be joir
ed in marriage to Mr.. Milton Harla
tomorrow evening at the home of tn
brides parents in Benton Height!
Rev. O. c. Taylor. Of Dale. Indian;
will perform the ceremony in tn
presence Of the family and invite
guests.
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