The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-21
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COMES MONDAY.
Miss Matte Belle Gayle Of Owen
town, KY, will come Monday to be
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.
Gayle, 202 South Sixteenth street.
Tuesday evening MIR. and Mrs. Gayle
will give dinner party In honor OF
their guest.
WILL RETURN SATURDAY.
Mrs. Ernest Findlay OF Chicago, who
has been visiting her parents. Mr..
and. Mrs. w. II. Thornburg. expects
to return home Saturday.
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SOCIETY EVENTS SCARCE.
Society affairs are rather scarce
this week. This however has been
partly due to the inclement weather
of the past few days. With the sun
shining again no doubt several func-
lions will be given before the week
closes.
TO PERU.
Mr.. Paul Il. Wilson and Mr.. Partlow
have gone to Peru for few days Wis
It with friends.
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HAS RETURNED.
Mrs. w. r. Poundstone has returned
from Fountain City where she was
the guest of relatives over night.
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WERE alIGQTa AEaE
Mr.. Frank Wissler and Mr.. Ben Boil
ton OF Cambridge City. Indiana, were
guests in this city last evening.
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TO SING FRIDAY.
Mrs. Clarence Hadley will sing 1.-THE
Holy City, illustrated with stereopti-
con slides at the Japanese lectures
to be given Friday afternoon and ev-
oning at the First Christian church.
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ATTENDED MURRAY.
NJ md Mrs. Lee Ashley and Mrs.
w. o Crawford formed party at the
Murray theater last evening. Anoth-
er party was composed OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Galen Lamb. Mrs. Norman and
Master Norman Lamb.
first DANCE or SEASON.
The first dance Of the season to
be given in the pavilion at Jackson's
Park will probably be held Friday ev-
ening. May sixth. The affair is being
given under the auspices Of the Kappa
Alpha fraternity.
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a GUEST HERE.
Miss Gertrude Kramer of Detroit.
Michigan, is In the city for visit, the |
guest OF Mrs. w. l. Finfrock Of South !
Thirteenth street.
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0gLGcArEe TO CONGRESS.
Washington, April 21.-The Indiana |
delegates to the nineteenth congress
OF the Daughters Of the American
Revolution are very proud Of their re-
Gently completed room In the Contin- |
entail Memorial hall. on which they
have spent upward of one thousand |
dollars. The room Is for the use OF |
the president general OF the national |
society as q reception room or sitting
room, and for the use of Indiana wom-
en- at their meetings. It 10 one Of the |
handsomest in the building. 1t is the |
result Of the efforts OF the state re-
gent. Mrs. John L. Dinwiddie. Of Fow-
Ter, Ind. who has spent great deal
Of time raising the funds.
The delegates were kept busy show
Ing the room. all day today to interest
ed visitors. The Indiana delegation
held . sort of love feast there last |,
night The delegation Is . large and
an important one this year. for 1t Is !
arrayed for the administration and
the president-seneral. and Is not with
the insurgents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Lovett. OF
Anderson, are at Wizards for the
week, Mrs. Lovett as regent for her
chapter, the Kithwemund Chapter, or
ganized by her two years ago. and
Mr.. Lovett to greet his old friend.
They have been entertained consider
ably since they arrived. Last night
they were the guests Of honor at a |
dinner given by Representative and
Mrs. Adair at Congress hall. Sunday
night they were entertained at dinner
by the Attorney General and Mrs.
Wickersham and tomorrow night Rep
resentative and Mrs. Cullop will enter.
tain them at dinner. Mrs. Lovett is
the daughter of the late Will Cum
back. of Greensburg, Ind.
Mrs. Dinwiddie IL also at Wizards
for the week. She was among the
guests Of Baroness Uchida, wife OF the
Japanese ambassador, at tea this af-
ternoon. Baroness Uchida is Bryn
Mawr graduate and has been enter
tanning DIR. Thomas. president of the
college, during the week, while she at
tended the suffrage convention. The
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