The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-14

ternoon. The affair was in the nature
Of a linen shower and was In honor OF
Miss Grace Dennis who will be- one
OF the many November brides. The
hours were from two until five o'clock.
The color scheme yellow and white
was carried out in all the appoint
ments. Yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS we're used in abundance.
Games and music were the main fea.
lures Of the afternoons amusement.
Miss Grace received a number OF beau.
tiful gifts. After a pleasant social az
ternoon dainty lunch was served.
The guest of honor was presented
with a number OF recipes. The guests
were Mrs. Dempsey Dennis. Mrs.
James Frame, Miss Alice Wore. Mrs.
Abbie Thornburg, Mrs. James Elliott,
Mrs Alice Buell.. Mrs. Albert Dennis,
Mrs. Veregge, Mrs. Branson, Mrs.
Williams, Misses Mildred and Isabelle
Crabb, Miss Grace Dennis. Mrs, Simon
Hoover, Miss Rena Hoover and Mrs.
Nellie Hutchins.
CONCERNING WARRINGTON.
The following printed in the India.
napolis Star and written by Daisy
Fitzhugh Is of interest:
OF course there were elections this
week and little things Of that sort
everywhere but in Washington. the
electionless, the city without a poll
but what, in the great economy of the
universe are even the fiercest cleo
tional commissions compared to the
mighty cataclysms Of love!
When the little newsies were car.
rying "wuxtries" with all their might
the other day and all the world was
on the qui vive about how the votes
were flying In almost every state two
smartly comparisoned women in ding.
a-ling hats and tailored skirts. not
much broader at the bottom than your
biggest yawn when your mouth ia
opened to It's widest extent. ran full
tilt into another brace of women,
similarly bedight, GREATNESS with ex.
element.
Not that they cared a continental
dad swizzle. these ladies. whether
the next House Of Representatives
was going to be Democratic or Repub-
lican, or whether the presidential
count of 1912 was going to give us
Mr.. Teddy Rosenfelt of the Czarina of
Timbuctoo for the boss plenipotenti-
airy. Oh, no! 1t was weightier mat.
tiers than those that were concern.
Ing these agitated danes.
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TO MEET TUESDAY,.
Mrs. George r. Dilks will be hostess
for q meeting OF the Spring Grove
sewing circle Tuesday afternoon at
her home In Spring Grove.
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RETURNED THIS MORNING.
Miss Grace Thomas and Miss Mild
red Kuhn. who came over from In
dianapolis to attend the Butler-E Earl
ham football game returned home
this morning. The girls are students
Mt Butler college. Miss Kuhn was the
guest of Miss Ruth Bartel while In
the city.
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A GUEST HERE.
Mrs. Lewis G. Reynolds, OF Dayton.
Ohio. spent the weekend in this city
with relatives.
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DINNER At CLUB.
Last evening Mrs. Frances Corwin
entertained several of out-of-town
guests to dinner at the Country club.
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GUESTS At CLUB.
Mr.. Earl Spangler and Mr. John
Smyser were dinner guests at the
Country club last evening.
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DINNER GUESTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. D. Odell OF 22S s.
Twelfth street entertained at dinner
Sunday the following guests: Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Lawder, OF New Paris,
Ohio. and daughter Margaret: Mrs.
Daisy Mikesell and son Glenn, of Cam
den. Ohio: Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Craw-
ford and daughter Gladys, of this city
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TO INDIANAPOLIS.
Mr.. LOTUS Jones. Mr.. Charles NJ.
Morgan and Mr.. Carl Bernhard re-
turned to Indianapolis this morning
after few days visit here with rela-
tives.
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WEEKEND GUESTS.
Miss Katherine Conrad. Miss Elma
Jennings and Miss Irene Kimmel of
Eaton, Ohio. were the weekend guests
of Misses Mary and Josephine Ben
nett. Saturday evening the hostesses
with their guests formed a party at
the Gennett to see Mrs. Fiske in
Becky Sharp"
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TO ATTEND WEDDING.
Several out-of-town guests will be
In the city this week to attend the
king-Myrick wedding which will be
celebrated Wednesday evening at the
home of the brides parents.
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VISITING HERE.
Mrs. Frank s. Robinson, of Chico.