The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07

The table was beautifully appointed
with sweet peas and ferns. Covers
were laid for twelve guests. Dinner
in several courses was served at six
o'clock.
GUESTS HERE.
Mrs. Henry Condo and son Boyd, are
guests at the home OF DR.. and Mrs. c.
s. Wilson OF South Fourteenth street.
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PORCH PARTY.
Added to the social schedule for
Wednesday was the pretty porch par
ty given in the afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. r. r. Van Zant. in North
Tenth street, by Mrs. Van Zant and
Mrs. F. s. Anderson. The guests were
members of the Wednesday Card club.
The porch and house were attractive
ly decorated with sweetpeas and
ferns. The afternoon was spent play
ing cards. After the game tempting
lunch was served. The guests of hon
or we're Mrs. Marshall, of Washington.
d. c., Mrs. Will Seeker, Mrs. Sol Da-
Wis and Mrs. George Mashmeyer.
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TO INDIANAPOLIS.
Miss Mamie Issen and Miss Clara
Brinker. have gone to Indianapolis.
where they will visit friends and rela-
tives for a few days.
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PICNIC PARTY.
A picnic given recently at Grace's
J Grove was composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Issen and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. J. Roberts and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee.
! GUESTS IN INDIANAPOLIS.
Mrs. Charles White and son have
gone to Indianapolis for a short visit
with relatives.
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| THIM1LE PARTY.
| Mrs. Horace Kramer entertained
this afternoon with thimble party in
honor of an out of town guest at her
home in East Main street.
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| RECEPTION FRIDAY.
| A reception will be given Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Kramer, in East Main street
J in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Good
| win, who will soon leave the city. The
hours are from eight until ten o'clock
The guests will be the members OF
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A.
and their husbands.
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PARTY At CLUB.
| A number of the members of the
| Country club enjoyed a bridge party
this afternoon at the club house. The
affair was in charge of the social com
mittee for July.
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SUMNER PLEASURES.
| Now that the season of June wed
dings Is at an end and the attendant
functions for the Fourth are over
clubs disbanded for the heated sea
son, the time has come when picnics
and out of door parties will be the
main featuyc of the society calendar
All during June the society editor was
kept busy writing accounts Of wedd
ings and numerous parties. including
showers for the brides to be. Blu
from now until october the prospec
tive bride will retire from the scene
of action. However 1t has been ru
mored that in August one may expec
to read short accounts OF surprise
weddings. Society for July and Angus
will be just little dull especially IL
} August as this is the month that per
: sons leave the city for various sum
! mer resorts. However the scenes TO
social gayety during these months vii
be the Country club. A number o
parties are being planned by the socia
committee.
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81 VISITING PARENTS. ..
. Mrs. Mary Armstrong, OF Indiana
polls. is the guest of her parents. MI
: and Mrs. Irwin J. Brown. at thei
home In North Eleventh street.
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GUESTS At HA0ERsToWN.
Mrs. Ellen Fox is the guest O
l friends and relatives in Hagerstowr
fer few days.
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| ENTERTAIN GUESTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ross and Mrs
Edwin Cowles will entertain the TO
lowing guests this evening at the Ros
home in South Twenty-sccond street
Dr. and Mrs. f. Mencenhall, Mr.. an