The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-03

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dinner served by Parsons. Among
those who gave dinner parties were
Harry Daniels and party of seven, Ed
ward Gardiner OF Middletown motor.
ed down and entertained party of
eight guests at dinner: Mr.. MCGUIRE
of Richmond had 10 guests for dinner:
Mr.. Bowman Of Springfield entertain
ed company OF six: Mrs. Houston
Lowe had a party of four and Robert
Dickey and family were dinner guests
Dayton News.
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LEFT FOR ciNciNNATi.
Miss Alice vogelsong has gone to
Cincinnati. Ohio and Ccvington, KY.
where she will visit relatives and
friends for several weeks.
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MISS NICHOLSON HOSTESS.
Miss Edith Nicholson will be hos
tess for the bridge party to be given
Thursday afternoon at the Country
club. The game will begin at three
O'Clock.
HAS RETURNED.
Mrs Fred Robe, of Kokomo. who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. NJ. Coate. North Seventh
street. has returned to her home.
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PICNIC PARTY TUESDAY.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Mable
Aschbacher chaperoned a merry par.
ty of young people when the invited
guests formed picnic party in the
Earlham wood The affair was in
honor of Miss Dorothy Jay. of Kansas
City. A delicious picnic supper was
served in the evening. Those partici
pating in the afternoons amusements
were Miss Pearl Atkinson. Miss Elva
Moore. Miss Hazel Ray, Miss Lois .Kei
ley, Miss Juanita Ballard. Miss Jessie
Mendenhall, Miss Bernice Atkinson
/ Miss Willis Personnel. Miss Eleanor
Ballard, Miss Marie Besselman and
Miss Jewell Moore.
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TO SPEAK HERE.
Rev. J. H. Doddridge of vincennes
Ind, will speak here Methodist Day
to be held at the Richmond chaurau
qua, Thursday. August twenty-fifth.
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70 TIPPEcANoE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Epply ant
son, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Hall and chill
dren of Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs Ross
Hall of Cambridge City, and Miss Mil
dred Hall of Lewisville. left today TO
two weeks outing at Tippecanoe.-
Anderson Bulletin.
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| ALL NEED REST.
1t is quite necessary that ever.
woman should have mental refresh
ment. The only way to get it is t,
completely drop all thoughts that tir,
one. A most sensible woman write
one time was heard to remark tina
she sat at her desk and worked har,
while she worked. Now the thing TO
her to do is to forget the things tina
absorbed her, when she finishes he
work for the day. 1t might also be
good thing for her to seek her pleas
ure after office hours among friend
who have nothing in common with he
occupation. Often times one may lik
frivolous company but then editors
work is SO serious that they need al
solute relaxation. Someone in writin
along this same line of thought says
Work while you work, and pla
while you play" is a good motto. w
have too little of the play-loving spirit
Women, especially seem to leave BIZ
hind them all of childhood's gayety G
spirit when they enter the world G
toll. They seem to feel that 1t is nc
their natural sphere, and, in som
ways, saddens them. Modern educs
ton is making much of the play ide;
The girl is wise who gets in line wit
this advanced thought, which, afte
all, is thought as old az the ages
Is not frivolity to like the brigl
things of life. 1t is simply self-prese
walton.
ANNUAL PICNIC.
: The annual picnic of the Sprin
Grove Sewing circle will be held Fr
) day afternoon at the home of Mr. an
Mrs. Isaac Dougan. All the member
with their families are invited to a
tend.
, AUTOMOBILE PARTY.
! An automobile party was given ye
: terday by Mrs. Frank Lackey Tt
guests were Mrs. James A. Carr. Mis-