The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-23

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LUNCHEON At cLUD.
Mrs. Fannie Corwin, gave q pretti;y
appointed luncheon this noon at the
Country club. Places were arranged
at the table for nine guests.
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ABOUT WEDDING CAKE.
Monday morning the society editor
received q telephone message asking
for information concerning articles to
Be put In tho wedding cake. Several
years ago only . ring and q thimblc
were placed In the cake but OF late
years q piece Of money and button
have been added. The ring Of course
tells which member OF the company
will be married first and IL always
sought for by the guests who are In.
vited to the wedding feast. All how.
ever try to keep away from the thinl-
BILE % Il indicates poverty. The. worst
though Is yet to come, II you happen
TO get the button as you will either
b q bachelor or an old maid
No the case may be. The persons
who gets the money or coin will have
wealth untold to aid in life's journey.
Usually the young people at q wedding
like to take piece of cake with them
TO their homes and sleep on the cake.
thinking. I suppose that their future
will be revealed to them In thei-
dreams.
RETURNED HOME.
Miss Roselle Erik. who has been WIS.,
itinG friends and relatives in West
Richmond. for the past seven weeks
has returned to her home In Columbus,
Ohio. She expects to enter Ohio State
University In the fall.
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70 IN INDIANAPOLIS.
Miss Ruth Gilchrist who has been
ut Indiana University during the sum.
mer will 90 to Indianapolis Wednes-
day to remain over Sunday with
friends and relatives. She will return
to Richmond Monday.
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A QUEST HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Parsons spent
over Sunday In this city the guests of
friends and relatives. Mrs. Parsons
was formerly Miss Pearl Kaufman.
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RETURNED FROM MUNciE.
Mrs. George Reid. Mrs. Walter Sna-
veley and little daughter have return.
cd home from Muncie. Ind, where they
spent the weekend the guests OF
friends.
or lNTGRGsT HERE.
Miss Emma w. Thomas who recent.
~ visited here has returned to her
home in Lafayette. after q visit with
relatives In Chicago. She was accom-
panied home by DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Test. who were rectN,tly married.
TO PEToskEv.
Mrs. Walter h. Bates and daughter
Miss Dorothy. of South Thirteenth
street. will leave tomorrow evening
for IN outing At Petoskey. Mich.
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ARE At HOME.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Worley. Of
North Fifteenth street. have returned
from a very pleasant trip In Chicago
and Minneapolis. In the latter place
they were the guests OF their son.
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LEFT TODAY.
Miss Sadie Conn and Miss Winnie
Kennedy left today for trip to Mia
CARA Falls. New York and Canada.
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WILL MEET WEDNESDAY,.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety Of the First Methodist church
will meet Wednesday afternoon at two
thirty o'clock with Mrs. Simpson at
her home in East Main street. All
members are invited to be present.
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RETURNED FROM VISIT.
Miss Marguerite Knollcnberg has re.
turned from q visit with her uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. Humpe,
Of Kokomo. Ind.
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RETURNED FROM rRVe.
Mrs. Ellen Fox of North Tenth
street with MIR. and Mrs. Manning and
little daughter of Economy. have re-
tuTueO tToun " pieuoout Outiu8 Oh sew
eral days to Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
New York.
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70 kokoMo.
Miss Alice Stein has gone to Koko.
mo. to spend the week. the guest OF
relatives.
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gNrGNrAiNg0 QUESTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pettis Reid entertain.
ed several guests to dinner last even.
ing In their apartments Mt the Wayne
hats.
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0URpNlogo WEINBERG.
Mrs. Crawford. OF North Fourteenth
street was Given . pleasant surprise
this afternoon by the members OF the
Woman's Relief Corps. Mrs. Crawford
10 one OF the oldest members Of the OF.
eanisation and 10 also one OF Its most
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