The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-13
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A prettily appointed luncheon was
given at one o'clock today by Misses
Deborah and Margaret sedgwick at
their beautiful home In West Fifth
street. complimentary to Miss Pearl
Hasecoster and Miss Hazel Freeman.
who are to be married soon. The
guests included members of card
club. The table was appointed in a
most attractive manner in lavender
and white. Covers were laid for Miss
Freeman. Miss Hasecoster. Miss Jes-
sic Beeler. Miss Ruth Mashmeyer.
Miss Mary Montgomery. OF Greenfield.
Indiana. Miss Vetris Currey OF Ev-
ansville, Indiana, Miss Alice Harvey
and the Misses sedgwick. After lunch
the afternoon was spent at bridge.
This was among one OF the most pleas.
ant social events given recently for
the bride-elects.
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A GUEST HERE. s....
Mrs. Francis s. Pelton of Cleveland.
Ohio, Ia the guest OF Mrs. Arthur Ma.
rine at her home In North Ninth
street.
TO INDIANAPOLIS.
Mr.. George Saunders has returned
70 his home In Indianapolis after WIS.,
Il with his grandmother, Mrs. Eliza.
beth Saunders and other relatives.
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NEW 9ONGS AND RAGS,
Richmond musicians may well be
proud of the musical work of Mrs.
Thomas NJ. Kaufman. who was form.
crly Miss May Aufderheide Of Indian
apolis. Mrs. Kaufman has just pub
lished a piece entitled "A Totally Dif.
ferent Rag" II Is both instrumental
and vocal The words were written
by Mr.. Earl c. Jones. OF New York.
and are very original The piece
promises to be "hit." Mrs. Kaufman
has two other pieces which will soon
be published. They are THE Blue
Ribbon Rag." waltz song. and my
Girl OF the Golden Day"
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DINNER LAST EVENING.
Miss Esther Hill gave six o'clock
dinner last evening at her home in
East Main street complimentary to
Miss Clara Goldsberry of Wheeling.
West virginia, who IL the guest of
Miss Martha Williams.
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DINNER At THE WEsTcorT.
This evening q six o'clock dinner
will be given at the Hotel Westcott
by Mr.. william c. Kerkham in honor
of the Kerkham Freeman bridal par.
ty. Places will be arranged at the Ia.
BILE for Miss Margaret Sedgwfck. Miss
Mary MONTGOMERY OF Greenfield. In
diana. Miss Vetris Currey of Evans
VILE. Indiana. Mr.. Walter Craighead,
Mr.. Ben Hill. Mr.. Gath Freeman. Miss
Hasel Freeman, Mr.. Kerkham, Cap
tain and Mrs. Robert Kerkham Of New
York, with their daughter. Miss Dor.
othy. who arrived this afternoon.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Freeman entertained with a dinner
party at their home in South Twenty.
second street.
The wedding will be celebrated on
Wednesday evening at six.thirty
o'clock at the home Of the brides
parents. A number Of social events
including showers. luncheons and
bridge parties have been given for
Miss Freeman. who 10 most popular
young woman.
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OPEN HOUSE.
This afternoon Miss Elaine Jones
will honor Miss Ruth Barnard Of New
Castle. by observing an AT Home
The hours are from three until five
o'clock. ..
from three until nve o'clock.
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GUESTS HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robe. Of South
Bend. Indiana are guests of friends
and relatives In this city.
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WILL MEET WEDNESDAY,.
The members Of the Friends Mis-
sionary society will meet Wednesday
afternoon at two-hfteen o'clock with
Mrs. Charles Marvel Mt her home in
North Tenth street. All members are
urged to be present. Mrs. Marvel has
just returned from an outing at Pc
toskey, Michigan.
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EXPECTED HOME TODAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. James MHlford are
expected home today from Minneap
oils. Minnesota. where they have beer
spending some time with their daugh
ter. Mrs. Edwin Parry at her summer
home near Lake Minnetonka.
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OF INTEREST HERE.
The following clipping from the
Muncie Press 10 OF local interest here
"The Beta. Phi Sigma fraternity en-
tertained Wednesday evening In theil
chapter rooms. on East Adams stree,
with delightful smoker In honor Of
Ralph Markle who leaves Monday FOL
Brain and Nerves