The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-12
cELes1ATED THIS EVENING.

be celebrated this evening in the st.
Paul's Lutheran church. The affair
will be a most notable social event
on account of the prominence OF the
bride and groom and their families.
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TO INDIANAPOLIS.
Mrs. Galen Lamb, Mrs. Norman.
Mrs. George Eggemeyer and daugh-
ter, Miss Helen. motored to Indianap-
oils this morning in the Lamb car 10
spend the day.
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FOR AUTO TRIP.
Mr.. o. s. Nixon with a party of five
have left for an auto trip to Chicago
and Milwaukee.
VISITING IN OHIO.
Miss Mary johnson of North Eigh-
teenth street is the guest of friends
in Cincinnati and Springfield, Ohio.
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GUESTS HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyn Butler of Chicago
and Mrs. Ella Huddleston of Spice
land are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
p. Butler
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PARTY FOR MISS HUsSoN.
A pretty social event for Tuesday
was the Japanese tea and china show
er given by Mrs. Elmer McConaha at
her home in East Main street in honor
of Miss Opal Husson whose engage
ment to Mr.. Russell Gaar was an
nounced last Saturday. Japanese
daisies. yellow roses, with Japanese
parasols ornamented the different
rooms where the guests were enter
tanned. Miss Husson and Mrs. Jo-
seph Hill served tea from Japanese
stands, the guests being seated jap
anese fashion. Japanese lanterns
were used to illuminate the rooms.
played by the guests. Miss Agnes
Twigg was given the favor. The
guests were Miss Agnes Twigg. Mrs.
Joseph Hill. Miss Ruth Hashmeysr.
Miss Alice Harvey. Miss Fannie
Jones, Miss Ruth Kinsey, Miss
Margaret and Miss Deborah Sedg-
wick. Miss Florence Mcclure. Mrs.
Robert Study. Mrs. w. r. Pound
stone, Mrs. Warren Hill of Chicago,
Mrs. Clarence Collins, Mrs. Roy Den.
mis-. Miss Jessie Beeler, Miss Rose
Gennett and Miss Mildred GAR
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MARRIED YESTERDAY.
Mr.. Howard d. McAdams and Miss
Emma L. Parker were quietly mar
ried yesterday by the Rev. l. NJ
Hughes in the presence of a few
friends.
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OF INTEREST.
The following clipping from the
New Castle Courier is of interest
here:
| Many New Castle club women are
interested in the forthcoming fourth
| annual convention of the Indiana
State Federation of clubs which will
be held in the assembly room OF the
new high school building at Rich
mond. October rs, rs and q. Several
will 60 from this city for all the ses-
sions. while others will attend one or
two Of the sessions.
The opening meeting will be held
| Tuesday evening, October 25. On
Tuesday afternoon the following meet
ings will take place
2p. m.-Meeting of thethe executive
committee and Of the directors.
8 p. m.-Meeting Of the board of
managers.
Hotel headquarters will be the
Westcott, and these meetings will be
held there.
The credential committee will be in
session at the high school building
from 2 to 4 and from to p. m, on
Tuesday, and from to a. m, on
Wednesday. Credentials should be
presented as early as possible. The
visiting card of each delegate and al
ternate should be attached to her Gre
Dental card.
Henry Turner Bailey of Boston, the
eminent literary and art critic, Ora.
ham Taylor Of the Chicago Commons
Social Settlement, and Mrs. Emily NJ.
Bishop. the author of the Road TO
Seventy Years Young" will be among
the speakers and every session prom
ises to be full Of good things. The
program committee will send a com.
munication to each club at an early
date containing further details in re-
gard to the program.
The annual exhibit of the Richmond
Art association will be held at this
time.
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A MUSICAL EVENT.
What promises to be most notable
musical event is the appearance in
this city Tuesday evening, October
eighteenth. of the Kinley company a
most noted musical organization of In.
dianapolis. The company is under the
management of the Entertainers lea
que. Of Indianapolis. Ind. The COM
pany is being brought here under the
auspices Of the First Christian church
choir, a part of the proceeds to go to
this worthy organization. Mr. Robert
/ Wilson one Of rhe hest mus jciapS ~