The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-27

grand children. One son, Joseph with
part of his family and team of
horses was killed few years ago at
street. which gave it the name OF
Rich Crossing"
A surprise was the order on faith
err, the children coming home about
the noon hour with baskets laden for
sumptuous dinner. Mr.. Rich in the
meantime wondering at the lateness
OF the home meal. There had been
quite a number OF old friends and
neighbors also invited in, and the aft
ernoon was spent in a social good
time, Mr.. Rich relating experiences of
pioneer days.
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DINNER GUESTS.
Miss Birdella Reber entertained
Miss Myrtle Stone, Miss Alice Schuer-
mann and Mr.. Perry Zindorf to six
o'clock dinner last evening.
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LEAVE NEXT MONTH.
Miss Bess Burr and Miss Amy Harm
ed will leave about the middle of July
for Seattle, Washington, for an extend
ed visit. They will also stop at Salt
Lake City and Portland, Greg.
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HAVE RETURNED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilson have
returned from a two weeks visit with
friends and relatives at Warren, O.
Mrs. Wilson. who is n graduate of
Hiram college, Hiram, Ohio, attended
the commencement exercises at the
college.
is HOME.
Dr. J. M. Wampler, who has been in
Boulder, Wyo., with Mr.. Glenn Carr,
who has been seriously ill, has re-
turned home. Mr.. Carr is much i'm
proved. Mrs. Wampler. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dechant, at
Middletown, O., during the doctor s
absence from the city will return
home today.
WILL BE OF INTEREST HERE.
The following clipping from the In
dianapolis Star is of interest here as
the groom is well known:
Miss Edna NJ. Fox gave box party
at the Murat yesterday afternoon for
Miss Mae Lillian Peters, whose mar
riage to Roy II. Fraunberg of Cam
bridge City will take place June 80
The guests were Mrs. Frank B. Ross
Mrs. Albert C. Adams. Miss Maude
Rider, Miss Flora Paetz and Miss Mar
garet Fox.
CONCERNING CLUB WOMEN.
In the Washington letter to the In
dianapolis Star was found the follow
ing, of local interest:
Mrs. Cullop, who was. before heI
marriage to the representative from
Indiana. Mrs. Goodwin OF Chicago, is
accepted as an authority on the theme
of women's clubs. She served as
national delegate from the Federation
, of Clubs to several international con
ventions and to the particularly note
worthy assemblages held in Boston
and Los Angeles. Since coming te
Washington she has taken an active
interest in local D. A. r. matters ant
has become a leading member in the
Congressional club in addition tt
maintaining her connection with the
organizations with which she has beer
identified in Indiana. She was a dele
gate to the last. Continental Congress
of the daughters and made her pres
ence felt on all important issues. II
the Congressional club Mrs. Cullop i:
in favor of developing the social side
above all other considerations ant
her policy has been to throw oil OF
the troubled waters, when factiona
differences began to show themselves
"A woman in these times must leat
such varied life said Mrs. Cullop
that only clubs and literary and re
| ligious organizations can fill in thu
blank spaces. Nearly all publicist:
talk as though social and economi,
| conditions were made only for womel
with young families of children ant
| that the needs Of unmarried or o
women who have no children or who's,
children have flown from the paren
nest are too insignificant to consider
l think that the club which furnishes
recreation. employment and goo,
mission in life to women in every wall
is doing something worth while
| Nearly every small town and villag
in the nation has a woman's club an,
in nearly every case the members ar,
working whole heartedly for some civ
ic Improvement or for the welfare O
their community in moral and ma
terial way.
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GUESTS AT ANDERSON.
! Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Dye and Mr.. an,
| Mrs. James Fry were guests of MI
/ and Mrs. J. A. Morris of Anderson
Indiana. over Sunday.
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| GUESTS TO LUNCH.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. kaufman
entertained their guests from India
Inapolis. Sunday to lunch at the Cour
TRY club.
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/ GIVEN A SURPRISE.
/ Mrs. James Northup was given
pleasant surprise yesterday. at he
home in Earlham Heights. The a.
fair was in celebration of her sixt,
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