The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-16
SOCIAL EVENTS FOR TO-DAY.

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SOCIAL EVENTS FOR TODAY.
A dance will be given this evening
ut the Country club for members and
invited guests.
Miss Mable Redrow will entertain
with n party this evening at her home
In South Eleventh street In honor of
Miss Edna Sauer. OF Cincinnati: Miss
Bess Kuhn. of Indianapolis. and
Misses Emily T%ruesdale and Cornelia
Barlow OF Kokomo. Ind.
Mrs. Charles Shiveley will give a
dinner this evening at the Country
club.
Honoring Miss Rae Chandlee. OF
entertain to dinner this evening at the
Country club.
TO UNION CITY.
Miss Maude Buckingham went Ia
Union City this afternoon to spend
Sunday the guest of friends and rela.
tives.
LAWN PARTY.
A feature of Fridays social sched'
ule was the lawn party given by
Misses Eunice and Gladys Simmons at
their home In Spring Grove. Games
and music were the features of the
afternoon. "a lunch in two courses
was served. The guests were Misses
G@Iala u,A InA{n Hart Niaanu Minnie
and Louise Studt. Miss Almira Std
ham. Miss Esther Crockett. Miss Cert.
rude Acton. Miss Ruth Wilson. Miss
Dorothy Dilks. Misses Edna and Eli
zabeth Starr. Miss Mary Howes. Miss
Stigelman. Miss Florence Spalding
and Miss Ethel Hoover.
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MRS. CUTTER HOSTESS.
A charming party was given yester.
day afternoon by Mrs. Richard Cutter
at her home In South Fourth street,
complimentary to Miss Rena and Miss
Edna Renner. of Cincinnati. The
rooms where the guests were enter.
tanned were attractively decorated
with summer blossoms. Cards were
DtuySu ~ SCtcIdI tdDteS. FdNoTS were
given to Miss Alma Turner. Mrs. Carl
Meyers and Mrs. George Pile. At the
close Of the game n delicious lunch In
several courses was served. Those en-.
joying the affair were Miss Alma
Turner. the Misses Renner. OF Cincin.
natl. Miss Clara Moser Mrs. Edward
Turner. Mrs. Carl Meyers. Mrs. How.
ard Sudhoff. Mrs. Frank Banks. Mrs.
George PILE. Mrs. George Schneider,
Schneider. Mrs. Oscar Williams and
Mrs. James Smith.
LEFT THIS MORNING.
The following party left this morn.
Ing At five-thirty o'clock for Crooked
Lake. rear Angola. Ind. where they
will spend a fortnight: Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Shreeve. Mr.. Dale Shreeve,
Miss airline Shreeve. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Lincoln and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alva Holmes. Miss Lucille Turn.
and MIR. willard Kaufman.
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OF INTEREST HERE.
The Goodwin boys are In receipt of
several interesting letters from their
mother and three sisters, who are now
In Europe. After doing London and
several points In England. including
a visit to the tomb OF King Edward.
the party crossed over to Paris.
The channel was extremely rough,
a gentleman on the vessel declaring
II the worst he had experienced in
twelev crossings. Mrs. Goodwin and
Miss Helen went down before the
storm. but Mrs. Goodwin said she did
not give up all her dinner.
Helen writes that their mother is
the best "trotter" of the quartet. at
the age OF IS. and that she is seeing
so much and enjoying 1t all so i'm
mensely that she will likely want to
tour South America after they return
from Europe.-New Castle Times.
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PICNIC WELL ATTENDED,.
A number OF persons attended the
annual picnic OF the Richmond Bust
ness College held yesterday at Jack
q park. In the evening dancing was
q feature.
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AUTO GUESTS.
Messrs. and Mesdames Will NJ.
Goodwin. T. F. Wright, Harry f. Jen.
nings, Clay c. Hunt. Howard V. Maury
and s. II. Gift drove to Richmond
Thursday evening and enjoyed a pic.
mic supper In Glen Miller park. COM
Ing home by moonlight.-New Castle
Courier.
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MISS HAsEMEiER RECEIVES.
An informal reception was given
Friday afternoon by Miss Mable Hase.
meier at her home in South Seventh
street. In honor of her house guests,
Miss Emily T~ruesdale and Miss Cor.
nelia Barlow. Of Kokomo. Indiana and
also for Miss Bess Kuhn, of Indiana
polls. who Is the guest of Misses Ma
bic and Mildred Kuhn. In the parlor
and living room nasturtiums and ferns
were used as a decoration. Sweet
peas were used to embellish the din
ing room. A bowl filled with the bios.
SONS formed a centerpiece for the
table. Waxen tapers were also used
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