The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-09

full decorations. Bouquets OF bios
SONS were used in appointing the
rooms where bridge was played. Pink
roses. chrysanthemums and ferns add
ed to the beauty of the enbellish-
ments. The tallies at the bridge Ia
bles were used also as announcement
cards. They were done In green and
white water colors. After the game q
delicious lunch was served.
Those present were Misses Mil
dred Gaar, Fannie Jones. Rose Gen.
nett, Agnes Twigg, Mary Gaar. Dor.
othy Vaughan. Marie Campbell. Deb
orah and Margaret sedgwick. Martha
Mcclellan. Ethel and Florence King.
Florence Mcclure. Jessie Beeler. Ruth
Mashmeyer, Alice Harvey. Juliet
swayne, Ruth Kinsey. Anna Tough,
Abbie Schaefer. Ruth Thistlethwaite.
Ruby Haner. Hester Thompson Of In
dianapolis. Mildred Kuhn of Pittsburg.
Mesdames Ramsey Poundstone, Rich
ard Study. Joseph Hill. Roy Compton.
Dudley Elmer. Rudolph Leeds. Ray
Holton. Elmer McConaha. Roy Dennis.
Robert Study. w. J. Phillips Of La
fayette.
Miss Husson Is one Of the most
popular young women OF this city and
IL well and favorably known here.
Mr.. Gaar comes of one OF the most
prominent families OF Richmond.
Their host of friends are glad to ex.
tend congratulations.
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JAPANESE PARTY.
Mrs. Elmer McConaha has issued
invitations for Japanese party to
be given Tuesday afternoon Of this
week at her home in East Main street
complimentary to Miss Opal Hussor
who IL to be married in November.
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VISITING HERE.
Mrs. A. C. Stillson of Los Angeles
California. 10 In the city the guest Of
Mrs. Alexander Gilchrist at her home
In North Fifteenth street. Mrs. Still
son has q number Of friends here
whom she will be glad to meet again
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SPENDING SUNDAY HERE.
Mr.. Ralph Guyer. a teacher In thu
spend Sunday with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Guyer of North Twelfth
street.
TO STUDY VOCAL.
| Miss Edith Duke will study voca
this year at the Indianapolis Conserv
atory Of Music.
| A GUEST HERE.
Mr. George Hughes of New Haven
Conn, and who IL attending schoo
this year at Indiana university. i
here the guest Of Mr.. Paul Fisher a
his home In East Main street owe
Sunday.
ATTENDED FESTIVAL.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mullin an
daughter Miss Carrie of Liberty. In
diana. and Mr.. Earl Philhower Of Cir
cinnati. Ohio, were the guests of MI
and Mrs. J. L. Cones and family dul
ling the Fall Festival.
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J FOR A VISIT.
| Mrs. I. v. Cause. 216 North Thil
teenth street, left yesterday for
visit with her sister. Mrs. Caleb She
on and family at LIE Mars. Iowa.
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EVENTS POSTPONED.
A number of social events were NJ
cessarily postponed during the PAT
week on account of the Fall Festiva
However the week was q gay one !
social circles as number OF person
were entertaining guests. Perhar
the most important event was tn
, wedding Of Mr. Walter william Fov
Ter OF Fremont. Nebraska. and Nit
Pearl Hasecoster. daughter Of M
and Mr. John A. Hasecoster. The q
fair was celebrated Wednesday NOR
| ing at ten thirty O'Clock in the Tril
. ity Lutheran church. There were
J large number Of wedding guests.
The party which was to have bee
given Thursday afternoon at II
/ Country club was postponed: Frids
/ afternoon Mrs. e. w. Craighead WI
!. hostess for bridge party given
honor Of her niece. Miss Mildrt