The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-14
WILL BE GUESTS HERE.

WILL BE GUESTS HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs Lippincott and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradley of Cincinnati will be
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph G.
Leeds, Sunday They will make the
trip in their machine.
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WILL GO TO DAYTON.
Miss Juliet Swayne. Miss Marie
Campbell. Mr.. Karl Kepler and Mr..
Henry Bulla. of Connersville. who is
in the city for few days visit, will
motor to Dayton, Sunday, to spend
the day.
RECEPTION AND DANCE.
The most important social event
for today is the large reception and
dance to be given this evening at the
Country club house. All the society
people of the city are Interested in
this suspicious event. The members
are endeavoring to secure an Indian
apolis orchestra to furnish the dance
music. All members with their fami.
lies are invited to attend.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.
The Anderson Bulletin in it's edi-
ton Of yesterday contains the fol.
lowing items OF local interest:
Miss Meta Pfafflin will be one of
the Richmond guests at the high
school events tomorrow.
Miss Grace Kelly OF Richmond will
be guest at the field meet.
Messrs. Herbert Cotton, Earl Spang-
Ter. Huston Marlatt, Ralph Snavely,
Willard Kaufman, Louis Shallenberg,
Errett Haisley, Harold Myers, Wray
Draper. Jim Groves and Roy Jones, of
Richmond. will attend the field meet
and dance.
Messrs. Charles Buell., Richard
Sedgwick. Ralph Hasemeier and John
Longstreth of Richmond, will spend
tomorrow in this city attending the
field meet and the dance.
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a "coMET RIDE"
Something novel In the way of a
social stunt is the Comet Ride" to
b given the Day Dodger Seniors of
Darlham college by the Dormitory
Seniors. The affair will be given
Wednesday afternoon of next week at
five-thirty O'Clock.
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WERE HERE YESTERDAY.
Misc Hazel Bertsch and Miss Janet
Van Meter OF Cambridge City, were
guests in this city yesterday afternoon
for few hours.
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A GUEST HERE.
Mr.. John Smithmeyer OF Indianapo.
lis IL in the city to spend the week
end with his sisters at their home on
South Seventh street.
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A NEW IDEA.
A decided innovation but lately in
troduced upon the princess slip is its
separate flounce.
An eighteen-inch ruffle OF China silk
to match the slip in quality, or else
made OF batiste. Is finished with a
straight band at its top. and is provid-
ed with buttonholes. which fasten to
a row Of buttons on the slip.
These ruffled flounces are desisned
to save the laundry bill, the slip.
which necessarily would REQUIRE less
frequent laundering than the flounce.
10 made short enough to escape the
dust. Ono slip may be made to do
duty for pair Of flounces, a plain and
fancy.
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ls HERE FOR A VISIT.
Miss Pearl Butler Of Greenfield, In
diana. student at Earlham college
last term, 10 here visiting friends at
the college. Last evening she was
the guest OF Miss Hazel Thomas.
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TO SPEND WEEKEND,
Miss Augusta Mering OF lndianapo.
lis. formerly member OF the local
high school faculty Is in the city to
spend the weekend with friends.
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CONCERNING MRS. JOHNSTON.
Mrs. M. +. Johnston. OF Richmond
was honored yesterday by being chos.
en- to assist at the reception to dele
gates at the art museum. Mrs. John.
ston has done much to further the
cause OF art study in Indiana and Is
now conducting travelling art ex.
hibit that has already been shown in
seven Indiana cities and will begin
an exhibition at Muncie on May 90
Mrs. Johnston collected enough paint.
ings and art work to round out a
pleasing exhibit. 1t recently had a two
weeks showing at Terre Haute and
sixteen thousand people visited the
galleries.
Mrs Edwin A. Knapp. of winona
Lake. chairman OF the Indiana feder.
atoms press committee, is one OF the
busy women OF the convention. She
is sending convention reports to sew.
eral Indiana newspapers and Ia tell.
ing what the convention is doing for
Observation-Disclosures News.
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ENTERTAINMENT A SUCCESS.
The entertainment given last even.
Ing at the Earlham Heights preshy.
terrain church by members of the choir
or the Second Presbyterian church
was success in every way. A large
number OF persons were in attendance
THE Eastern Message" was the can.