The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-04
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MILLER.coNvERsE.
Friends and relatives in this city
have received invitations for the we'd
ding OF Mr.. Alvin Ford Miller. son of
Mr.. Harry r. Miller of New York and
Miss Mary Elizabeth Converse OF Nor
walk, Conn. The affair will be cele-
brated Thursday. June sixteenth In
the st. Paul's Episcopal church at
Norwalk. Mr.. Miller's many friends
extend hearty congratulations.
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SOCIAL EVENTS FOR TODAY.
sophomore.senior banquet Of Earl
ham college will be held in the Reid
Memorial church.
Miss Elma Nolte IL entertaining
teachers Of the high school this after
noon.
Freshman-Junior frolic is being held
in the pavilion at Jackson's park. Pic
mic supper will be served. %a+
Members of the Country club and
invited guests will enjoy dance this
evening at the club house.
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OPEN HOUSE.
"Open House" will be held Tuesday
June seventh. at the Y. M. c. A. from
three o'clock In the afternoon until
nine In the evening. The members of
the Woman's Auxiliary Of the Y. M. G.
A. will act rs hostesses. All women
Of the city as well as the men are
most cordially invited to come and in
spect the building. This will probab-
ly be one Of the most charming social
events OF the week.
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TO kNioHTsToWN.
Mrs. Emma Eva with her mother,
Mrs. Dobbs have gone to Knightstown
for . few days visit.
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OF LOCAL INTEREST.
Prof. Charles d. Test, of Golden,
Colo. who has been visiting his par
ents. Prof. and Mrs. Erastus Test. of
the West Side. has gone to Washing
ton, where he will visit friends. He
was accompanied by Miss Emma
Thomas, Of Lafayette. who will also
visit in Observation-Disclosures Cour-
Ter.
Miss Thomas will come to Rich
mond this month to visit her brother,
Mr.. r. M. Thomas and family, 1417
North G street.
PRESENTED WITH GIFT.
Mrs. Charles e. Haseltine. who has
been secretary of the Woman's Aid
society of the First Presbyterian
church for four and half years. was
presented with beautiful cut glass
dish at yesterdays meeting of the So
ciety by the members. Mrs. Hasel-
tine expects to remove to Martinsville
In the near future. The presentation
speech yesterday was made by Mrs.
]. M. Bulla, who paid a number OF
pleasing tributes to Mrs. Haseltine,
speaking in part OF the excellent work
done by the secretary.
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TO SPEND SUNDAY.
Miss Myrtle Stone will spend Sun.
day at her home near Fountain City,
Ind.
INFORMAL PARTIES.
Several informal parties have been
arranged for next week, providing the
weather 10 propitious.
HAS RETURNED HOME.
Mrs. w. T. Whorton mas returned to
her home In Greenfield after spend.
ing some weeks with her sister. Mrs.
George knight. who has been at Reid
Memorial hospital.
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ARRIVED HOME.
Professor and Mrs. Harry O. Harms
OF Pana. ILL.,. arrived in the city this
morning to spend the summer with
friends and relatives. Mr.. Harms has
been reappointed for next year.
MISS PORTER A GUEST.
A dancing party given in the Colon |
ial hall last evening was a delightful
informal affair and was attended BY
the following: Misses Bess Porter. of |
Richmond; Margaret Gillies. Pauline
Cammack, Anna Burns. Cleo Nc
Whorter Mary Hernly. Marie Brown,
Georgia Cloud, Mary Smith, Imogene
Smith. Winifred Brown. Helen Gron.
endyke. AIDA Francis Goodwin, Hazel
Guyer, Katherine Hunt. Helen Jeffrey
and Messrs. Paul Kerr. Neil Town
send, Dan Hess, Thomas Wright,
Claude Stanley. Frank Wright. Frank
Canaday, Harry Gebhart, Clarence
jackson. Claud Bolser. Walter Hon.
doble. Oakley Polk. Walter Daugherty.
Hugh Kerr. Frances Evans. Orville
Fadely and Myron Millikan.
Music for the occasion was furnish
ed by Pentecost and Wrightsman.-l
New Castle Times.
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ARE GUESTS HERE.
Miss Hazel Rees and Miss Pearl
Butler OF Greenfield. Indiana. former
Earlham students were in the city to-
day to attend the Depauw-Earlham
game.
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GUESTS At NEW CASTLE.
Mesdames A. l.. Pogue OF Richmond