The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-20

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OF out-of.town visitors promises q de-
lightful week OF social events and bust
ness meetings, the schedule being as
follows: Tuesday night, registration;
Wednesday morning. registration and
business meeting; Wednesday after
noon. open house from until 6
O'Clock; Wednesday evening. picnic.
skating and dancing party. Mounds
park, and smoker at the town house Of
the Anderson Country club; Thurs
day. morning and afternoon business
sessions, followed by open house from
4 to 8 o'clock; Thursday evening. con-
vention banquet, Grand hotel; Friday
morning, election OF officers; Friday
afternoon. theater party; Friday even
ing, annual convention dance at the
Anderson Country club town house.
The local chapter OF the fraternity will
be largely represented throughout the
convention, a big delegation planning
to 90 over Wednesday morning. Many
others, who can not attend the day
sessions. will 90 over for the evening
affairs and a number OF the girls Of
the younger social set will spend the
week with Anderson friends, attend
ing the parties OF the week. The Mar
ion frat men are greatly interested in
the election Of Friday morning. when
Allen G. Messick OF the Beta chapter
will attempt to carry off the presiden-
cy OF the convention. The fight will
lie between Mr.. Messick and Frank
Budd OF Muncie and q warm battle is
anticipated.
TO De GUESTS HERE.
! Mr. and Mrs. Walter Henley and
son are in the city. the guests Of Mrs.
Gertrude Henley at her home in
South Seventeenth street.
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HAS RETURNED.
Mr.. William Thays has returned
from Portland. Oregon. where he has
been spending his vacation.
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| HAVE LEFT FOR CHICAGO.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cain and son
Of Chicago, who have been spending
the summer in this city with Mrs.
Gertrude Henley and Miss Electa
Henley. Of South Seventeenth street,
| have returned home.
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| FOR MISS NICHOLSON
This noon Mrs. Thomas Nicholson
entertained with q luncheon at her
home in North A street compliment
airy to Miss Carrie Nicholson, of Chi
cago, who Is the guest of relatives
here. AS at the luncheon given yes
terday by Mrs. John Nicholson covers
were laid for ten guests. Garden how-
ers ornamented the table. The guests
included members OF the Nicholson
family.
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HELD MEETING YESTERDAY.
The Pi Delta Sigma girls held their
regular meeting at the Day Dodger
Spring, west Of the city yesterday.
The members who enjoyed the after.
noon were Miss Barbara Heckm1n On.
Miss Mary Kenworthy. Miss Edna
Marlatt. Miss Gertrude Smith, Miss
Mary Fisher. Miss Vera Crome, Miss
Leah Throckmorton. Miss Lucille
! Townsend. Miss Marcia Spahr, of Cen.
terville and Miss Mary Morrow of
Eaton. o.
MEETS MONDAY.
The Mary F. Thomas w. G. T. u.
will meet Monday afternoon at two.
thirty o'clock In the dome room of the
Morrisson-Reeves library. This will be
business meeting. All superinten-
dents are asked to have their reports
completed by this time and to either
send or bring them to the meeting.
All members are asked to be present.
LEFT THIS MORNING.
The following young people left to-
day for Crooked Lake. near Angola.
Indiana, where they will camp for a
few days: Mrs. Bert Colvin, Miss Net
tie Paulson. Miss Matilda Won Pein.
Miss Jeanette Won Pein and Miss
Leila Morgan of Arkansas. Later the
party will be Joined by Mr.. Richard
Paulson and Mr.. Alfred Won Pein.
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A GUEST HERE.
Mrs. Maggie Reynolds Harting and
little daughter Of Elwood. Ind, are
visiting her aunt Mrs. John Lott.
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A GUEST HERE.
Mrs. VIII Simcoke, of Logansport.
Ind, has been visiting friends In this
city for the last few weeks.
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TO IOoANSPoRT.
Mrs. Thomas Jessup has gone to
Logansport, Indiana. for a visit with
Mrs. Elmer Brown, former resident
OF this city.
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OF INTEREST HERE.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Hamilton and son
Carl and daughter, May. Of Richmond
are the guests OF Mrs. Kate McMeans
on North Tenth street. The Hami;-
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