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

l AtteT V1blt IN tnlS CITY Win MI. anu
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Kaufman. Of the
Wayne Flats.
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TO UReANA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bunnell. Miss Eliza
beth Bunnell and Master Robert Bun
nell. returned to their home In Ur-
bana. Ohio, yesterday after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Arrowsmith OF
South Seventh street. Miss Ethel
Bunnell will remain in the city until
the latter part OF this week.
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A GUEST HERE.
Mrs. G. v. Brown, OF Flora, Indiana
Is In the city for visit with friends
and relatives. She came to attend the
4 festival.
HAS ACCEPTED POSITION.
Miss Pearl Moss, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Perry Moss and graduate
OF the past years class at Earlham
college. has accepted position in the
Lincoln high school at Winchester
and began her work today.
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DATE FOR WEDDING.
The wedding OF Mr.. Russell Gaar
and Miss Opal Husson will be cele-
brated Wednesday morning. November
ninth, in the First Presbyterian
church. The hour for the wedding Is
nine o'clock This will be one of the
most important weddings of the fall
social calendar.
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i DINNER PARTY.
Miss Ida Norman. entertained with
a charming dinner party last evening
at her home in South West Second
street, complimentary to Mr.. Alfred
McCray Of Dayton. Ohio. who coaches
the Antioch football team which play
ed Earlham Saturday afternoon on
Reid field. The table was attractive
ly appointed with pretty fall blossoms.
Places we're arranged at the table for
twelve guests. Those from out of
town were Miss Ocenia Simington
and Mr.. e. ]. Graef, Of Dayton. Ohio
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Dillman,
Of Eaton. O.
OF INTEREST HERE.
The following clippings from the
New Castle Times are Of interest to
many here:
Benjamin F. Parker, New Castle
bard. found inspiration for new
poem in the Richmond centennial
celebration and its reading constituted
a feature of the church exercises.
Mr.. Parker's poem was entitled
Henry County to Wayne County,"
since the early settlers of Henry
were originally Wayne pioneers.
Miss Louise Millikan. who has been
on the sick list for a week or two. is
slowly recovering from an attack of
yellow jaundice and Is now able to
be up little. Her entrance to Earl
ham college has consequently been
delayed. She hopes to be able to go
within few days.
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! SPENT SUNDAY HERE.
Mr.. Raymond Swing. Mr.. Bennett
Gordon and Mr.. Charles Morgan. of
the Indianapolis Sun, were the guests
Of relatives and friends in this city
over Sunday.
TO OBSERVE RALLY DAY.
). Rally Day will he observed Sunday,
October Afteenth at the First Meth.
odist church. The program will be
announced later in the week.
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HAS RETURNED.
i Mrs. Henry Urban has returned to
her home in Anderson after a visit
with relatives here.
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! GUESTS HERE.
i Mrs. Jessie Warnock and son
Charles left this morning for Rich.
mond and will be the guests of Bert
Campbell and wife. Mr.. Warnock will
Join his wife Sunday and they and the
Campbells will auto to Somerville,
Ohio. to spend the day.-New Castle
lCourier
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FOR eRIpE.ELEcr.
Mrs. Charles Lankert entertained
at her home west of the city in honor
OF Miss Edna Greenhoff. who will be
one Of the October brides. The after
noon was pleasantly spent in social
conversation. A guessing contest was
also feature of the afternoon
Mrs. Lewis Quigley was given the
favor. Fall Festival colors, yellow
and white were used in decorating the
rooms where the guests were enter
tanned. The same color scheme was
also carried out in the luncheon which
was served at four o'clock. Many USE
full gifts were given Miss Greenhoff
Among the guests were Miss Welltia
Henderson and Miss Clara Henderson
OF Lynn. Mrs. George Quigley. Mrs.
Rose Kreimeier. Mrs. August Miller,
Mrs. Clark Shute. Mrs. Clarence
Brown, Mrs. Lewis Quigley, Mrs.
Charles Greenhoff. Mrs. Emma Brown.
Mrs. James Herr. Mrs. Herb Hull,
Mrs. Bertha Patty, Miss Eta witte,
Miss Catherine Stole. Miss Anna OF.
tie. Miss Carrie Saur. Miss Eta Elk
enberry. Miss Carrie Huber. Miss
Catherine Witte, Miss Mary Forkner.
Miss Emma Rosa, Miss Alice Stein,
Miss Edna Early. Miss Ada Miller and
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