The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-17
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promises to be excellent. All are in
vited to attend nominal fee will
be asked for admission.
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SPECIAL MUSIC.
The music yesterday at the First
Methodist church under the direction
OF Mrs. Grace Gormon was beautiful,
pleasing the large number of persons
who attended the service. Music in
the morning was furnished by girls
choir with the following soloists. Miss
Katherine Ensminger. Miss Dorothy
Dignam and Miss Corinne Wilson. In
the evening the senior choir assisted
by Mrs. Fred J. Bartel, soloist and
Mr.. Harold Clements. violinist, fur.
nished the program.
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RICHMOND GIRLS GUESTS.
Miss Alma Lohr, who formerly re-
sided in this city with her aunt, Mrs.
J. Mark Wilson. but who is now res
ident of New Castle. is entertaining
several Richmond girls with Mrs.
Clark Reece OF New Castle. at a house
party at her home in South Fifteenth
street. The guests are Miss Aida
Swain. Miss Haley Harold, Miss An
ma Horn. Miss Pearl Moss. Miss Lura
Colvin and Miss Ruby Clark.
Yesterday afternoon number of
young women were informally invit-
ed in to meet her friends.
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LEFT FOR DENVER.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Gehr left yester.
day for Denver. Colorado, where Mr..
Gehr will attend the American Rail.
way Bridge convention, which is con-
vening in that place.
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SPENT SUNDAY At HOME.
Mr. George Hawk, a student at Earl.
ham college. spent Sunday with his
parents at Muncie, Ind.
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GUEST HERE.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Thomas and
daughter, Jane, of Muncie, are guests
this week of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Reid.
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HAS RETURNED.
Clarence McMahan who has been
here this summer working on the in
stallation of the Home Telephone
plant has returned to Chicago where
the automatic Electric company is
putting in 10000 of the automatic
phones.
GUESTS At CAMBRIDGE.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Baker of North
Eighteenth street. spent Sunday with
friends in Cambridge City.
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GUEST HERE.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Modlin of Dayton,
Ohio. are in the city. the guests of
Mrs. Modlin.
ENTERTAINED GUESTS.
Miss Gertrude Stone of near Foun-
tain City, entertained Miss Myrtle
Stone of Richmond, Mr.. Everett Will
hanson of Miami university. and Mr..
Rollie Phillips of this city at her home
over Sunday.
GUESTS At kokoMo.
The Kokomo Tribune says:
H. L. Ashley and wife of Richmond
are the guests of the latter's mother
Mrs. Elizabeth McCauley of this city
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RETURNED HOME.
Mrs. E. ]. Humpe has returned to
her home in Kokomo. Indiana, after
having spent the week In this city
visiting relatives and friends
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CONCERNING FASHIONS.
To the milliners of Paris the Ameri-
can woman is one of the wonders of
the world. They live mainly bv her.
Yet to the working milliners the an
nual invasion Is not all Joy.
Who has not heard Of the Paris
"midinettes," the merry, prattling
girls. who at noon troop out in their
thousands from the world.famous mil
ments In and around the Rue da la
Paix. to snatch hasty lunch, often
nothing more than cake of chocolate
and "petit-pain." and at o'clock
are as suddenly lost to view until Z,
or later? Every American lady who
has visited Paris on the grave errand
OF replenishing her wardrobe with
tho latest creations OF fashion well