The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-10
Edited by Miss Elizabeth n. Thomas
INVITATIONS ISSUED.

INVITATIONS ISSUED.
Invitations reading Al follows have
been issued for the Patton-sedgwick
wedding:
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard sedgwick
request the honor OF your presence
at the marriage Of their daughter
Deborah White
Mr.. Henry Grew Patton
on Wednesday evening. October 26th
at six-thirty o'clock
United Presbyterian church
Richmond, Indiana.
After November the fifteenth
230 Jefferson Avenue
Danville. Virginia.
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A guest HERE.
Mr.. Rodney Graham OF Indianapolis.
was guest In this city yesterday
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RETURNED TO INDIANAPOLIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mcclellan. return
ed to Indianapolis yesterday afternoon
after q pleasant visit with friends and
relatives In this city.
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70 NEW CASTLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Gephart. have re-
turned to New Castle. Indiana. after a
pleasant visit In this city with Mr..
ana Mrs. James Milford. They came
to attend the festival.
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A GUEST HERE.
Mr.. Gaar Williams. OF the Indiana
polls News. came over Saturday and
spent Sunday with friends and rela-
tives here.
OWEN A sORPRisE.
A feature Of Sundays social SEIZED
ule was the surprise given Mr.. A.
Harsh yesterday at his home In South
Third street. by q number OF his
friends. The affair was In celebration
OF his birthday anniversary. A mum.
Der OF guests from out Of the city were
In attendance. Dinner was served to
twenty guests.
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BEAUTIFUL DINNER PARTY.
Beautiful in all Of its appointments
was the dinner party given Sunday
evening at six o'clock by Mr.. and Mrs.
James G.. Martin. at their home In
North Fifth street. complimentary to
Mr.. Allen w. Grave. who yesterday
celebrated his SEVENTEEN birthday an.
niversary. Mr.. Grave II a member OF
Company r. seth Indiana Volunteers.
The host and hostess were assisted In
entertaining by Mr.. and Mrs. O. E.
White. OF Cambridge City. The din
Ing room presented brilliant appear.
auce with its attractive decorations.
American flags also decorated the
chandelier. Pretty doilies In the Am
ericsu flags also were used In appoint
Ing the table. these with the candles
and flowers gave the table IN added
attractive appearance. A large birth
day cake surrounded with silk flags
OF miniature size formed center
piece for the table. After dinner the
flsgs were presented to the guests
for souvenirs by the guest Of honor.
Mr.. Grave. The following comrades
were present: Jas. 8. Bolander, Co. F.
Is. Allen Coggeshall. Co. e. 81. Capt.
Lewis X. Harri& Co. r. 20. VIM. w.
Hollopeter. Co. r. 70. Jos. p. Tiff. Co.
r, 81, Geo. L. Irwin, Co. E. H. LATE
Larsh, Co. A, 66, J. Frank Mackey, Co.
A. 81. Alonso Marshall. Co. d. SS. Ru.
fus A. Newman. Co. A. 6s. T. c. Per-
souett, Co. Il. 50. John w. Martin. Co.
d, First Ohio Cavalry. OF Springfield,
Ohio. 20. brother Of the host. Jonathan
w. Newman. Co. F, 6sth Ind.
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TO CELEBRATE 0lRTh0Av.
The 6Sth regiment Of the Indiana
volunteers gave Mr.. Johiah 8. Feasel q
pleasant surprise yesterday at his
home, four miles south OF the city.
The affair was In honor Of his seven.
ty.sixth birthday anniversary. The
house was beautifully decorated with
American flags. The table was also
attractively appointed with small
flags. Miniature flags were given N
favors. After an elegant dinner
which was served at midday musi.
cal program was given by Miss Nettie
Pauison. The members Of the regi.
ment are Mr.. James 8. Bolander. Mr..
Allen Coggeshall. Captain Louis Har.
ria, Mr.. william Hollopeter. Mr.. Jos,
Tiff, Mr.. George L. Irwin. Mr.. LATE