The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-24
Edlsed BY Miss slsabeM r. Thomas
WOMEN QUITE susv.

WOMEN QUITE OusY. ...l
Womsn these, fall days are entirely
too busy shopping TO think Of bridge
parties, luncheons or dinners. The
millinery shops seem to be the attrac-
tive places and throngs Of shoppers
crowded the stores which held their
openings yesterday and today. The
attractive windows Of the stores gave
4 foretastc Of the excellencies and
beauty of the showings within. A
number Of the stores were beautifully
decorated with many flowers, ferns
and palms. making a pretty back
ground for the large display OF hand
some millinery creations. White and
black for early fall hats IL exceeding
" good looking" as local milliner
remarked yesterday. The hats made
In Kings Blue are also being dis
played to q good advantage. Although
the styles are q little odd, neverthe-
less the fair maiden will be as attrac-
tive In these as in former styles which
she donned last fall. Nearly all the
street hats are small and flat shapes
~ well rs poke styles are shown.
Among the trimmings are flowers.
ribbons and dressy braids. Persian
trimming although quite expensive Is
proving most attractive and makes a
pretty bright establishment for hats
to be worn by young girls. OF course
feathers, tips and plumes OF every
shade will be used on the more elab-
crate hats. So no wonder home Is
neglected these days as feminine In
terest IL at present centered on the all
absorbing topic what kind OF hat
shall ] wear"
PARTIES ron DRlOe.GLEcTs.
Next week several parties will be
given for bride-elects. Wednesday at
ternoon Miss Mary White will be hon.
ored by q miscellaneous shower to be
given by Mrs. George Fl. Dilks, Mrs.
J. z. Weller and Mrs. George Coal at
the home of Mrs. Dilks In Spring
Grove. Saturday afternoon Miss Flor
ence Mcclure will entertain with q
bridge party at her home In East Main
street, In honor Of Miss Pearl Hase-
coster who 10 to be married October
fifth. A number Of other pretty anti
nuptial events are being arranged for
BY the different hostesses.
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A oUGsT At DAYTON.
Miss Nora Holthous was recent
guest at Dayton. O.. having gone to
attend the festival which IL being held
at that place.
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oUGors IN CHICAGO. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mauzy. of Rush.
VILE, have gone. to Chicago for a
short stay. Mrs. Mauzy was formerly
Miss Anna Ross Of this city. Miss
Louise and Mr.. Louis Mausy who are
both we'll known here have left for
Indiana university where they will at
tend school.
WILL MEET MONDAY.
The first meeting Of the Dorcas 20.
ciety for the year will be held Monday
afternoon Ut the homo OF Mrs. Burton
Gaines, In Main street. This u ono
Of the best known organizations Of its
kind In the city. All members are
invited to attend the opening meet
ine.
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PARTY At THGATGR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gennett and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gennett formed
. box party at the 0ennett last even.
Ing to see THE Girl In the Kimono."
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eGvGRAL PARTIES.
Several parties win be given within
the next few weeks In honor Of Miss
Clara Myrick who 10 to be married in
November.
TO spgNo SUNDAY HERE.
Miss Ethel Thomas and Miss Edith
Bowman came from Cambridge City
last evening to spend Sunday with
their parents In this city.
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ouGoro HERE OVER SUNDAY.
Mr.. and. Mrs. VIII Goddard and
daughter Miss Anna Goddard will mo.
tor over from Muncie today to spend
Sunday here the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. L. Mather Of North Twelfth
street They will also attend the Sun.
day sessions OF the Yearly Meeting.
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GUESTS HERE.
The Marion Chronicle says:
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. w. winder Of West
Sixth street, will leave Saturday to
attend the Friends Yearly Meeting
now In session at Richmond.
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PHI DELTA KAPPA DANCE.
The Phi Delta Kappa fraternity of
Muncie gave the second OF the many
social events to be given by the or