The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-27
A NOTABLE SOCIAL EVENT.

A NOTABLE SOCIAL EVENT.
Among the pretty parties for the
week was the bridge company of
Thursday afternoon at the beau
tiful Gennett home on East Main
street, given by Mesdames Hen
~, Harry, Clarence, Fred Gennett
and Miss Rose Gennett for Mrs.
John Kreig and Mrs. Gennett Pride
Rose, OF Nashville, Tennessee. Ros-
es and spring flowers were used
In ornamenting the different rooms
Bridge was played at sixteen tables.
Fayors were given to the honor guests,
Mrs. Harry Jay. Mrs. Earl Mann, Miss
Marie Campbell. Mrs. K. b. Grosvenor,
Miss Edna MCGUIRE and Mrs. p. w.
Smith. Charles Weisbrod PLAYED a
beautiful program of airs on the pipe
organ during the serving OF the lunch
con, which was In two courses.
Among the guests were: Mrs. George
L. Gates, Mrs. Frank Correll. Mrs.
Frank Lackey, Mrs. 8. r. Swayne.
Mrs. Thomas Nicholson. Mrs. b. B.
johnson, Mrs. Leroy Brown. Mrs.
John Lontz. Mrs. Omar Murray, Miss
Dorothy Vaughan. Miss Opal Husson,
Miss Agnes Twigg, Miss Mildred Gaar,
Miss Fannie Jones. Miss Mary Gaar,
Miss Magdalena Englebert. Mrs. Galen
Lamb. Mrs. Benjamin Norman, Mrs.
w. L. Thornburg, Miss Juliet Swayne,
Mrs. Dudley Elmer, Mrs. Ray Holton,
Mrs. Rudolph Leeds, Mrs. Wickham
Corwin, Mrs. Jeanette Leeds, Mrs.
Howard Campbell. Mrs. Will Camp
bell. Mrs. George r. Williams. Mrs.
John II. Nicholson, Miss Edith Nichol-
son. Mrs. Charles Mcclure. Mrs. Ell
wood Mcclure. Miss Pearl Hasecos-
ter. Mrs. Edwin II. Gates, Mrs. Maude
Jones. Mrs. Maud Gray. Mrs. Howard
Jones, Mrs. Guy s. McCabe. of Chi
,ago. Mrs. Harry Gilbert, Mrs. Omar
Mrs. Fred Carr. Mrs.
James A. Carr. Miss Carolyn Holdings
worth. Mrs. A. d. Gayle. Mrs. Joseph
Hill. Mrs. Richard Study. Miss Nellie
Howard, Mrs. r. r. Beatty, Mrs. w.
D. Crawford and Miss Elizabeth Com
stock.
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THREE REciTALe.
Miss Lucy Francisco. director OF
music at Earlham college. announces
hree recitals to be given by her pu-
ills the week preceding commence
mt week. These will be on Wednes-
lay afternoon, June eighth, at four
clock, on Thursday afternoon, June
ninth at four o'clock and on Satur-
lay evening, June eleventh at eight
o'clock. These recitals will be open
o the public. A cordial Invitation is
to all.
MikEsEll.WYsoNG.
A beautiful wedding was celebrated
ecently at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. |
Eli Reece. near Arba, Indiana. The
ride was Miss Ethel Wysong. daugh.
err OF Mrs. Reece and the groom Mr..
William Mikesell. son Of prominent
armer in Randolph county. The bride
vore a very pretty gown of white
ilk and carried a boauet of white
Miss Ruth Wysong, sis
er OF the bride. attended her. The
room was attended by Mr.. Ben Bort |
Ter Of Spartansburg. Rev. David J.
'oppock performed the ceremony. in
N impressive manner The bride was
teacher in the Arba school and has !
he best wishes OF a host of friends.
HE Is an accomplished young woman.
heir many friends extend congratula-
Ions.
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A GUEST HERE.
Mrs. Maurice r. Louis. of Chicago,
) the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
}. Hunt. of South Ninth street. Mr..
Geek end.
HAS RETURNED HOME.
Mrs. Timothy Wilson has returned
rom Chicago, where she was the
uest of her grandson and his wife,
lev. and Mrs. Augustine Jones, we'll
nown in this city. MIR. and Mrs.
esidence abroad.
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ENTERTAINED THURSDAY.
Mrs. 0. +. Ward and Mrs. Luther
Webster entertained with a second
Whist party Thursday afternoon at
heir home on South Sixteenth street,
n honor Of Mrs. Emil Levy of Bay
'ity. Michigan and Miss Pauline Haas
{ Chicago, who are guests at the
ONE of Mr.. and Mrs. George Fox.
he house was decorated in an I'M
sually pretty manner Scarlet pop
les. ferns. red and white carnations
'ere utilized in embellishing the
ooms where the game was played.
here were guests invited to fill five
ables. Favors were presented to Mrs.
VII Quigg, Miss Martha Whitacre
nd Mrs. George Healy. After the
anne a delicious luncheon was serv-
d the guests at small tables. Those