The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-06
ECHOES or THE FOURTH.

eChOeS OF TIE FOOHTNs
The celebration of a sane" Fourth
OF July proved brilliant success so
far as the great majority of people
was concerned. OF course some OF the
small boys were disappointed, but
then most OF them took the. matter
philosophically and had n good time
celebrating in n quiet manner. They
certainly found other ways of making
a racket however. Socially there was
much doing" And today echoes OF
the gay parties are still being heard.
II In quite n good thing to, as the
weather IL so Indictment that several
parties which were scheduled for this
week will have TO be postponed. The
river banks, and woodland surround
Ing the city were crowded with jolly
parties of picnickers. A number OF
honseparties. given by clubs and other
social organizations were n feature ov-
ar Saturday. Sunday and Monday. Per-
haps one of the most charming picnic
parties yet chronicled was that given
nj the pretty country home of Mr.. J.
8. Harris, two miles north OF the city.
The merry party left the city early
Monday morning I'm two large wagons.
Tho hours were spent at various
games, including baseball. horseshoe,
sack races. running and jumping races.
a sumptuous dinner was served at
midday Those composing the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Starr. Mr..
snd Mrs. l.. H. Bunyan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. X. McFail. Mr.. and Mrs. Omar
Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Luring,
Rev. and Mrs. Radcliffe. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Krone.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. X. Shera, Mr.. and
Mrs r. A. Brown, Mr.. Vernon Woods.
OF Kansas City. Misses Agnes McFail.
Mildred Benton. Ruth. Grace and Nina
Shera. Mary Luring. Alice Starr and
Lestra Turner. Mr.. Loring McFail. Mr..
Luring.
GUESTS HERE.
A clipping from the New Castle
Times Is as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cliff, Miss
Mable Vancamp and Mr.. Arch Davis,
spent the Fourth at Jackson Park,
Richmond.
TAKEN A RESIDENCE.
Mr.. c. Voris Patterson and wife.
Mrs. NJ. Trimball Patterson. have TAX
en- up n residence with Mrs. Elizabeth
Dulin, els North Twelfth street. Mrs.
Patterson Is an accomplished musician
and dramatic reader. She has appear
ed in recital several times In this
city.
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TO CHICAGO.
Mr.. c. G. Allen has gone to Chicago
on a business trip. He will be gone
several days.
GUEST OF HER MOTHER.
Miss Mary Tiffany, Is the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Mary Rost. at her
country home. south OF the city. She
was accompanied by the young sons
Of Mr.. William Ferguson.
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A GUEST HERE.
Mr.. Paul Posther of Kokomo, left
this morning for two weeks visit
with friends and relatives In this city.
He will visit in Ohio before returning
home.
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DINNER At THE CLUB.
Mr.. s. s. Strattan Jr.. gave a dinner
party last evening at the Country club
In honor OF visiting guests Places
were arranged at the table for Mr.. J.
X. Sharpe and Mr.. c. Il. Sloan, of In.
dianapolis; Mr.. Darby. of Philadei-
phia. Mr.. -. Y. Poundstone. Mr.. Frank
Braffett. Mr.. Paul Comstock and Mr..
Strattan.
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GUESTS HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Millikan and
daughter. Miss lmogene aud Mr.. Ralph
Barnard went To Richmond In an auto
mobile Monday and spent the day with
friends.-New Castle Times.
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RETURNED FROM AUTO TRIP.
Rr. and Mrs. q. ID. Baily. have re.
turned from an automobile trip to Ann
Arbor. Mich. where they attended the