The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-03-19
Edited By Miss Elizabeth R. Thomas


Gartside and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas McLear, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Russell and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Morgan and family, Mr..
and Mrs. John Hafner and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hugo and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Martin King and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer King and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schalk and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Gaines,
Miss Carrie johnson, Mrs. Bowman
and Mr.. Donald Bowman.
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COME NEXT MONTH.
Colonel and Mrs. w. J. Robie and
daughter Miss Grace Robie. who have
been spending the winter in Valdosta,
Georgia, expect to return home some-
time in April. While there Miss Ro-
functions. Just recently she enter
tanned the Once-a-Week Bridge club
at her home on Patterson street. An
account of the affair is as follows:
After an interesting game of bridge
the guests went to the dining room
and were seated at the long table
which had for it's center piece low
bowl of viOlets. At each end OF the
table long cut glass dishes filled with
violets and ferns formed a pretty
decoration. Tiny vases of violets were
also used with pleasing effect. The
place cards were pictures of baskets
filled with violets. and were tied with
purple ribbon. A delicious salad
course with jelly was served; then
cream with kisses and fruit cake:
this was followed by coffee with
nuts and candied violets.
The cream was violet-colored and
was frozen in different shapes. There
were hearts, roses, slippers, ETC.. all
harmonizing with the color scheme.
The score cards were also Of violet
hue and had violets on them.
Miss Robie was assisted in enter
tanning by her mother, Mrs. Robie.
Those enjoying this lovely party
were Mrs. o. B. Foster. Mrs. c. C..
Brantley, Mrs. ]. E. Massey, Miss
Bessie Pardee, Miss Bason, Mrs. O..
H. Mcdonald. Miss Fannie Jones,
Mrs. w. c.. Lane, Miss Woodbury.. of
Burlington, VT, Mrs. George Feagle,
Mrs. Howard Harris, Mrs. D. H.
Breedlove and Miss Sanford Neely, of
Franklin, KY.
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HAVE A LUNCHEON.
The women teachers of Wayne
county enjoyed luncheon today in
the Reid Memorial church dining
rooms. A large number of the teach
ers from over the county attended.
After luncheon an organ recital was
given.
ATTENDED DANCE.
Among the out of city guests here
for the You and l club dance Thurs
day evening in the Moose lodge
rooms were Messrs. H. J. Thomas
and Orville Weisbrod of Richmond. H.
p. Mellick of Cincinnati. Leo Witte
of Kokomo and E. N. Harlan of Mum
Gle. Misses Statia Canning and Ma
bel Thornton. who were also here for
the dance returned to Indianapolis
this morning.--New Castle Courier.
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EXPECTED HOME SOON.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Reynolds of
East Main street, who have been
spending the winter in Los Angeles,
California, are expected home about
the thirtieth OF April. Enroute home
uyi11 OF
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gilbert.
They will also spend few days in
Chicago. In letter received from
Mrs. Reynolds she says: 1--WE have
had very delightful winter in Cali
fornia but shall be very happy to be
in our Richmond home again and
meet our home friends, fully realiz-
ing that
East or West.
Homes Best"
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Is IN MUNclE.
Mrs. Arthur Murray and daughter
Miss Elizabeth are in Muncie for a
few days visit with Mrs. E. p. Wiles.
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MRS. PARK SANG.
Mrs. Zoe Pearl Park of Chicago
sang in charming manner last ev-
ening at the First English Lutheran
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GUEST At NEW CASTLE.
Miss Nell McGrath of this city at
tended dance given Thursday even
ing In New Castle by the members
Of the @. U. R. club. Green carna-
tions were given as favors. Excel
lent music was furnished.
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KAPPA DANCE.
Miss Dorothy Bates attended the
Kappa Alpha dance held in the X, of
s. hall In New Castle. This was one
of the most brilliant functions of the
season, the affair being a st. Pat
rick's dance. The program was pre-
ceded by comedy playlet, Boys"
written by Orville Fadely and Roy
Peed and presented by an excellent
cast. Mr.. Peed is nephew of Mrs.
W. S. Kaufman of National avenue
md Is well known here.
Seyenty-fiye counloS afno,lf twenty !