The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-25
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
An interesting letter was received
at this office this morning written by
Miss Ida E. Jones who is visiting with
friends and relatives In Pittsburg. Pa.
Recently Miss Jones attended an an
nouncement party and an account OF
the affair is as follows:
The Misses Hastings delightfully."-
entertained a large company of friends
at their beautiful suburban home at
Ben Avon, Pa, Friday of last week.
During the afternoon the engagement
OF Miss Belle Hastings to Mr.. Lee c.
Peacock of Richmond, Indiana, was
announced. The wedding will be cello
brated in the near future. The house
was beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion with cut flowers. In the din
ing room red flowers and hearts were
utilized in embellishing. The table
presented a most attractive appear
ance with it's appointments of red
roses and red shaded candles. Can
dies were placed at each place. Mr..
Peacock Is Y. M. c. A. worker and
is also a prominent member Of the
Friends church. He has large mum.
Der of friends in this city. AT one
time he was the Earlham foot ball
coach and also coached the local high
school team. Mr.. Peacock is also a
graduate of Earlham college. Miss
Hastings is very well known here hav-
ing visited her sister, Mrs. Sharon z.
Jones a number of times. They will
reside in this place. Their many
friends in this city extend most hearty
congratulations. Miss Jones expects to
attend the wedding celebration.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
The engagement of Mr.. Carl Duning
to Miss Freda Erik has been announc-
ed. Both young people are well and
favorably known here. The wedding
will be celebrated sometime in
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A GUEST HERE.
Miss Ruth Keogh, who graduates In
June from Oldenburg college, near
Cincinnati will spend her Easter vaca-
tion with her mother, Mrs. Anna
KeOgh.
CALLED HERE.
Dr. w. H. Evans and daughter, Miss
Eta Evans of Sanford. Florida. have
been called to this city on account of
the serious illness of Mr.. Evans's
mother, Mrs. M. A.-Evans, 2I6 South
Eighth street.
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ARRANGEMENT COMPLETED.
Arrangements are almost completed
for the elaborate Easter ball to be
held Monday evening, March twenty
eighth in the Pythian temple. Mem
bers of the Wednesday Evening AS
sembly with number of out-oftown
guests will compose this charming
party. Dancing will begin at eight
fifteen o'clock. An attractive feature
of the affair Is the dance music which
is to be furnished by the Russell
Smith orchestra of Indianapolis. The
musical numbers to be rendered are:
Wait Till the Sun Shines. Garden OF
Dreams, Big Red Shawl. Bye Baby
Bunting. The Violet and the Rose,
Old World. Honey Gal, Melody in F.
Intro. Cavilleria Rusticana. Nappy
Lee. Lonesome, That's Plenty, Oh!
Dry Those Tears, Gee Whiz, Jack and
Jill. Dusty, Good Night Beloved, Good
Might, The Society Swing, Home
Sweet Home.
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TO KENTUCKY.
Mr.. Earl O'Hara of North Eleventh
street left yesterday for Bardwell, Ky.
where he will spend Easter the guest
of friends.
TRuS8-elLLHElMER
About sixty invitations have been
issued for the wedding of Miss
blanche Billheimer and Mr.. Robert
Truss. Sunday morning at nine o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Ida Lemon. where
Miss Billheimer has lived for several
years. Miss Billheimer is widely
known among church circles and also
as one of the most capable and &C.
complished trained nurses of Rich.
mond Her host of friends will great
~ miss her. Mr.. Truss is we'll
known newspaper man, having edited
one of the most Influential English
newspapers of Central America for the
past several years.
They will leave after the ceremony
thoi i,N
the Province of Alberta. Canada.
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RECEPTION FOR MR.. kENNA.
A reception will be given this ev-
ening in the Fairview school building
In honor of Rev. A. H. Kenna, pastor
OF the Third NJ. Z. church by the
members of the Fairview Young Peo-