The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-25

Edited BY Miss Elizabeth r. Thomas.
well % recuperating from q very ar.
duous year. Miss Marie Kaufman was
a former pupil OF Mr.. Tebbs.
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A GUEST HERE.
Mrs. r. c. Parker Of Indianapolis
was the guest OF friends in this city
yesterday.
HAVE RETURNED.
Miss Mary Krivel and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Klute with their daughter. Miss
Katherine, have returned from an out
ing at Winona Lake.
AID SOCIETY WILL MEET.
The Ladies Aid society of Chester
will meet Wednesday afternoon. Men,
bers are asked to be present as i'm
portant matters will be considered at
this time.
LAWN PARTY.
All are invited to attend the lawn
social to be given Tuesday evening at
the home OF Miss Edith Pinnick, 204
North Eighteenth street. The affair
is given under the auspices of the
Epworth league Of Grace Methodist
church. The lawn will be decorated
with Japanese lanterns.
TO GENEVA.
Mrs. George Chrisman, has been
called to Geneva, Ind, by the illness
Of her mother. She left this after.
noon.
FOR A WEEKS VISIT.
Mrs. w. r. Poundstcne left this
morning for a weeks visit with rela-
tives in Marion and Peru. Ind.
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ABOUT SUMNER RESORTS.
Summer resorts are not listed ON
the map like other places,
or course the most OF them are
large enough during couple of
months In the year to get themselves
a dot on the canvas that hangs in
the school room, but none the less
they are not listed ON the map Of ones
life.
There are summers which are best
earthquaked Immediately after they
are done, and hence the map which
indicates the borders and trails of
your life ofttimes skips the summer
resorts and they get not so much as
dot on any page OF the atlas.
There are a great many reasons
why this is true. but the chief one
OF all is that summer resorts have
ways and customs which polite So
ciety does not countenance In every
day life. And for that reason there
are tails to the kites that fly at sum.
mer resorts, hence they are best for
gotten.
1t is good fun at the time to make
friends in a day and establish rela.
tons which would take months to
make possible anywhere else in the
world. but when you are back in the
native orbit some Of those events in
that summer whirl are of the kind
that are best left out when the history
IL written.
Il Is not exactly indiscretion. That
10 too bald word. for at the time
things OF that kind are quite proper
and sane and Just what every one else
does.
MARRIAGE BANS.
Sunday morning at the st. Andrews
church was announced the marriage
bans Of Mr.. Lawrence Luken and Miss
May Dittoe. OF Fort Wayne. Ind. The
wedding will be celebrated Wednes-
day. August tenth. Both young peo
IL the son OF DR.. Gus Luken.
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MoToRED TO FRANKLIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mills, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Holcomb and Mr.. and Mrs
John Highley. motored to Franklin. O.,
yesterday to attend the chautauqua.
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ATTENDED LUNCHEON.
Miss Marie Kaufman was a guest al
luncheon given recently by Mrs
Mitchell, Of Lynchburg. N. c.. at the
home OF her mother. Mrs. Morris in
/ New Castle.
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ANNUAL REUNION.
About one hundred persons attend
ed the Kamp-Thomas reunion held
yesterday in Glen Miller park. A
number of persons came from Piqua
Indianapolis, Milton and other points
Dinner was served at midday in the
park pavilion. Officers as follows
were elected: President. Mrs. William
klopp; vice president. Mrs. Elizabeth
Kamp; secretary. Mrs. Anna Har.
meier; treasurer, Mrs. William Miller
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SESSION WEDNESDAY.
The regular session of the knights
and Ladies Of Honor will be held Wed.
nesday evening in the Red Mems hall
! All members Of the team are earnestly
F, requested to be present
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IS QUITE ILL.
Mrs Hempleman of this city. who
went to Winsockett, Rhode Island. to
visit her daughter is quite iii. Il Is