The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-23

| NAMED in London after the deDar-
ture of her father for Bucharest.
Viscount Acheson is the eldest son
| of the fourth Earl of Gosford. He
was born in 1877.
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GUEST AT RUSHViLLE.
Mrs w. G.. McVay is the guest of
her mother in Rushville, Ind, for
few days.
MEMORY OF WASHINGTON.
Memories of Washington and his
little Ratchet was the key to many
social events given Tuesday, the day
being marked by the birthday anniver-
sary of the father of his country and
day when people usually celebrate
with a pleasant social function. The
day comes in the Lenten season but
it is a day for the patriotic to cele-
brate Dinner and luncheon tables
Yesterday were all attractively decor
ated with flowers and souvenirs APP
propriate to the day. In all circles of
society there was much doing. The
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton gave large bridge whist party.
Mrs. William Gartside entertained.
In the evening members of the Lit
tie Bo-Peep club were entertained
with Washington party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Reid.
Hymettus Literary society celebrat-
ed with a session in memory Of Wash
ington.
A number of informal social affairs
were given.
MISS VAUGHAN HOSTESS.
Miss Dorothy Vaughan entertained
with a bridge whist party this after
noon at her home on North Tenth
street, complimentary to Miss Jane
Carson. who is the guest of Mrs. Mil
ton Craighead
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MIDGET WEDDING.
A pleasant feature of the weeks
social schedule will be the Midget
Wedding,' to be celebrated Friday ev
cning in the Second Lutheran church,
corner Third and Pearl streets. The
affair is under the auspices of the
West End Aid society of the First
ChriS stan church. The public is in
vited. A small admission fee will be
asked.
MUSICAL PROGRAM.
The Harmony Concert company,
which gave a recent entertainment in
this city has arranged to go to Greens
fork this evening and give a concert.
The program will be:
Venetian Serenade .......... Klein
Miss Turner, Miss Doan
The Two Grenadiers. .Schumann
Mr.. Leroy Lacey
lfSande Bonn
Mr.. Harold Clements
/ Love You Truly
Ills Lullaby. Carrie Jacobs Bond
MIR. Leroy Lacey
March in d ...............
Miss Lucille Turner
Ma'oureeh '.............. Lang
The Skipper
Mr.. Lacey
Cavaleria Rusticana ......
Mr.. Clements
uonoollera -''......... List
Marche Grotesque .......... Sinding
Miss Marguerite Doan
Second Mazurka
Mr. Clements
Inc 1&oSdr! ......- ...... NeVln
Mr.. Lacey
Violin obligato by Mr.. Clements
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BRIDGE PARTY.
For beauty of appointment the large
bridge party given yesterday after.
noon by the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution was the most charm
ing event of the season. This elabor-
ate affair was held at the pretty home
of Mrs. John Nicholson on East Main
street. Flags, tulips, red and white
carnations with ferns and other potted
plants were used in carrying out the
decorative motif in the different
rooms, where the game was played.
Guests were present for twelve tables.
Favors were presented to Miss Rose
Gennett. Miss Juliet Swayne and Mrs.
Frank Lackey. At the close of the
afternoons festivities refreshments
were. served. The guests were: Mes.
DANES Rudolph Leeds. Wickham Cor
win, Thomas kaufman. James Carr.
Fred Carr. Omar Hollingsworth, Ray
Shiveley. George Williams, ]. Y.
Poundstone. r. r. Grosvenor, Byram
Robbins, Henry Gennett. Clarence
Gennett. Thomas Nicholson. Frank
Lackey, Frank McCurdy. S. +. Swayne,
William Thornburg. Omar Murray,
Charles Mcclure. Elwood Mcclure,
john Lontz. John Hoerner. Frank Gil
bert, Walter Bates, w. X. Bradbury
a. D. Gayle. James Judson. Howard
Dill. Harry Jay. Howard Jones. Geo.
Dilks. Robert Study and the Misses
Marie Campbell. Juliet Swayne, Rose
Gennett, Edna MCGUIRE. Edith Mich
olson, Mary Gaar. Agnes Twigg, Eli
zabeth Comstock. Alice Locke, Ada
Woodland and Martha Whitacre.
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WASHINGTON RECEPTION.
The Washington reception and tea