The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-19
ENTERTAINED GUESTS.

A pleasant social event for Monday
was the party given by Miss Mable
| and Miss Stella Barber at their home
| in South Thirteenth street. The
house was tastefully arranged with
| lighted the lawn. Music and games
| were the main features OF the even
ing's amusements. Aodelicious lunch
was served The guests were Miss
Eva Brooks. Miss Franka Cammack.
Mrs. Raymond Wehrley. Miss Eva
| Phelps, Miss Elizabeth Phelps. Miss
Maud buckingham, Miss Vira Benton,
Miss Hazel Gregg, Miss Jessie Crone,
Miss Edith Duke and Miss Lodstein,
Mr.. Russell Wright, Mr.. Dale Barnum,
Mr.. Arthur Ellis, Mr.. Frank Elliott,
mond Wehrley. Mr.. Hess, Mr.. Lintner
Mr.. Charles Phelps and Mr.. Pappop.
| PICNIC PARTY.
A number of young girls are arrang-
ing to give a picnic party. Among
the guests will be Miss Margaret
Thornburg, Miss Eleanor Shute and
Miss Ethel Beck.
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ACCEPTED POSITION.
| Mr. Charles Kidder who has been
with the Rock Island Roalroad COM
pany for the past four years. has re.
signed and accepted a position in the
office of Mather Brothers and will
have charge of the collections.
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WERE QUIETLY MARRIED.
Monday morning Mr.. William S.
Bodwell, a popular young man of this
city and Miss Eleanor Piper. daughter
of Mrs. Grace X. Piper, of South Fiji
teenth street were quietly married by
the Rev. ]. E. Cathell. Of the st. Paul's
Episcopal church, at his home in
South Twelfth street. The BRIDE who
has been a resident of this city for
several years has made number OF
friends by her charming personality.
She was formerly employed at the
Wayne Works. Mr.. Bodwell, whose
home is in Boston, Mass, Is employed
at the Light, Heat and Power com.
pany. He has been a resident of this
city for about two years. Their many
friends are glad to extend congratula
lions and wish them a most happy fu
ture.
II GIVEN A SURPRISE.
A surprise was given Mr.. and Mrs
E. w. Carman and family Sunday al
their country home, North OF White
water. Dinner was served at midday
on the lawn. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. ]. c. Walker, Mrs G. w
Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fetta, o.
this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Parrish
and family of Webster. Ind.
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LAUGH AND BE HAPPY.
Laugh and the World laughs will
you" What an old saying and how
often it is heard and yet one wonder.
often how many people really try thi.
plan. Instead of moping when adver
sity comes why don't you just smile
1t will always help and if 1t doesn'
seem to aid any, you haven't lost any
thing by the effort. But it reall.
shouldn't be an effort If some one il
kind to you don't be selfish and keel
the kindness all for your own, jus
pass it on. Let somebody else shar
the pleasure with you and really 20,
will be much happier. OF course ev
eryone has gloomy day and some
times more than one, but that is n,
reason that We should tell our trouble
to some one else and make them sad
Really sympathy is a bad thing for
makes one too dependent and late
on in life we simply can't get alon
without it. So just Smile" and thing
will look brighter after while Ever
cloud has silver lining you know.
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GOLDEN WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Watkins cele
brated their golden wedding annivel
sary Sunday at their pretty countr
home, one mile southeast Of William:
burg. A feature of the day was tn
elegant dinner which was served a
noon. The host and hostess receive
a number of useful and beautiful gift.
Those hidden to participate in the a
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