The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-27
EDITED BY MISS ELIZABETH R. THOMAS.

composing the party were Mrs. Geo
Healy, Mrs. Will Quigg, Miss Martha
Whitacre. Mrs. George Fl. Eggemey'
err, Mrs. George Fox, Mrs. Elmer Lee
DO. Mrs. c. G. Allen, Mrs. Charles
Neal, Miss Margaret Mooney, Mrs.
Joseph II. Mills. Mrs. Holcomb. Mrs.
Miriam McDivitt. Mrs. Turner Hadley,
Mrs. Henry Kluter, Mrs. Fred Price,
Mrs. Mark Wilson, Mrs. Richard
More and Miss Mary Wineburg.
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"TAG DAY" RECEPTION.
One OF the charming social affairs
Of the week was the reception given
this afternoon in the Darlors of the
Westcott hotel for all those interested
in the work of the Childrens Home
society of Indiana, for which tag day
will be celebrated tomorrow, the two
state officials in charge Of the obser-
walton tomorrow. Mrs. Leoti r. Trook,
Of Indianapolis and Miss Louise Tim
monds, of Portland, acting as hos
tesses.
\ There were a large number of
guests, Mrs. Trook and Miss Tim
monds being assisted by two mem
bers of the local board. Mrs. George
II. Knollenberg and Mrs. U. B. G..
Ewing. with Mrs. George H. Dilks, Jr.,
Mrs. Rudolph Leeds. Mrs. VIII Ear
hart, Mrs. Joseph Mills, Mrs. Lee Nus
baum, Mrs. Walter Doan. Mrs. Fred
Miller and Mrs. r. W. Randle.
Mrs. Trook talked briefly and in
terestingly of the work of the society,
which is one of the notable philau-
thropics Of the state and a delightful
musical program was given under the
auspices of Mrs. Fred Miller. those
being Mr.. o. G. Krone. Mrs.
Fred Bartel Miss Marguerite Doan
and Miss Halcey Harold. Later tea
was served and the affair was one
of the most pleasant parties of the
late spring season.
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HAS GONE TO EUROPE.
Miss Helen McGregor, Of Philadel-
phia, who recently made an extended
visit in this city with her aunt. Mrs.
Mary Baxter. has sailed for a several
visit in England and Scot
land.
SPEND SUMNER ON COAST.
Mr.. Gordon Graves, connected with
the faculty of Columbia University
will spend the summer with friends
on the Maine coast.
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WILL RETURN HOME!
Mrs. Kreig of Nashville, Tennessee,
who is the guest of Mrs. Henry Gen
nett. East Main street. expects to re-
turn home Monday. Mrs. Kreig has
been honor guest at a number of
social affairs while a guest
here.
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TO GIVE REcITALs.
Miss Laura CASTOR has arranged for
.wo recitals to be given next week.
probably in the First Presbyterian
although the place has not
been fully decided upon. Further an
will be made later.
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ENTERTAINED GUESTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill Of Mime
apolis, Mimi. were entertained to
Inner Thursday by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Parrish. The Hills are former
'esidents of this city. They expect
o return to Minneapolis next week.
Mrs. James milford will probably ac-
them. She expects to visit
With her daughter. Mrs. Edwin Parry.
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TO ATTEND COMMENCEMENT.
Miss Mildred Gaar will leave Sun
lay for Washington, d. c., to attend
he commencement exercises at Nat
onal Park seminary. Miss Gaar form
erly attended school there.
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TO VISIT MISS GAAR.
Miss Almyra Starr with other guests
rom Chicago will motor to this city
by their hostess. the par
y will motor to Indianapolis and visit
TO PlTTssURc.
Mr.. Karl kepler who has been in
he city for several weeks visiting
elatives has gone to Pittsburg, where
lie will remain for some time.
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IS EXPECTED HOME.
Mr.. Erman Smith. who is in Deca-
ur, Indiana. Is expected home Satur-
lay to spend Sunday with his par
'nts, Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Smith of
Cast Main street.
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EXHIBIT AN EXCELLENT ONE.
One of the best exhibits ever held
n this city is now being shown in the
ecture room at the Morrisson-Reeves
library. The public is invited to at
end and no one should miss this OPP
'ortunity of seeing most wonderful
collection of Spanish subjects. The
tours are from nine in the morning
Until nine in the evening and guests
will be received during these hours.