The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-09
Edited BY Miss Elizabeth R. Thomas

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or OF the bride and groom-elect, Miss
Gates and Mr.. Lair, and entertaining
the bridal party.
Leaving on Saturday for Richmond
to take part in the bridal festivities
will be Mr.. Harold Van Orman, MIR.
Wilbur Erskine and Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry C. Murphy.-Evansville Courier.
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ARE HOME AFTER A VISIT.
DR.. and Mrs. d. G. Baily, who have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hosea, in New Castle. Indiana. have re-
turned home. An account Of meet
ing held recently at the home OF Mrs.
Baily's hostess Is as follows:
The last meeting of the year of the
u. r. ID. c. Club was held yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank
Hosea, south of the city. The respon-
ses to roll call were on Music A
very interesting paper along the same
line was read by the hostess on THE
Music OF the World Today" Miss AL
ice Guyer also had a paper on George
AIDE. and gave a splendid sketch Of the
life and works of the humorist and
playwright. Musical selections were
furnished during the afternoon by
Miss Swindell and Miss Kinds.
Besides it's being a regular meeting
Of the U. T. d. c. Club, the hostess
also entertained the r. p. l.. Club. and
q delightful social hour followed the
literary program. A three-course
luncheon was served. Other guests
of the club were Mrs. Swindell, Miss
Swindell and Mrs D. G. Baily of Rich
mOnd.
GUESTS HERE.
Mrs. Mitchell and little daughter,
Katherine Of Indianapolis are in the
city, the guests OF friends and rela.
tives.
HAS GONE TO INDIANAPOLIS.
Mr.. Rupert. Stanley, a student at
Earlham College, is spending the
weekend with friends in Indianapolis
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HAS RETURNED.
| Mr.. D. L. Mather returned this
morning from Chicago, illinois, where
he spent yesterday, having been
called on business matters.
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ENJOYED DANCE.
A number of young people enjoyed
the dance given last evening in the
Odd Fellows hall by members of the
Fuzz Buzz club, an organization com
posed of a number of young men. The
party was chaperoned by Miss Inc
Clawson, Professor Waldrip, Miss Ed
ma Johnson and Mrs. Harry Jay. Pi
ano and drums furnished the dance
music, the dancing continuing unit
late in the night. A partial list o.
those in attendance is: Misses Luc,
Smyser, Helen jameson. Helen Mich
olson. Myral Weeghman, Esther Gard
Louise Malsby. Lena Luddington, O
Cambridge City, Janet Reynolds. o
Dayton. Ohio. Marguerite Border
Sarah Arlington, Gladys Weiss
Blanch Bayer. Gladys Bailey, Eliza
beth Bailey. Dorothy Bates, Hilda Kid
der. Airline Shreeve. Lydia Needham
Marguerite Hasemeier. Meta Harvey
Marie Brown. Helen Neal, Ethe
Brown. Ruth Pennell, Nellie Buell.
and Marjorie Stigelman; Messr
Huston Marlatt. Irwin Coffin, Rob
ert Crane. Everett McConaha. Car
Emerson, Howard Ashley. Pau
Carver, Charles Buell.. Clifford Plum
mer, Fred Rossiter. Everett Acker
man, Harold Taggart, Paul Miller
Walter Davis, Edward Williams, Tay
lor Terrell. Carl Hamilton. Alvin
Young. Harper Lindsay. William
kloecker, Raymond Wickemeyer
Mark Shofer. Carlos Haas. Rober
Taylor, Walter Murray, Ralph Cain
Raymond Jones. Harold Myers. Ken
meth Toler, Errett Haisley, Ralph Nea
and Royden Parks.
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ENTERTAINED GUESTS.
Mrs. Fred Davenport has been en-
PERTAINING guests this week at he
pretty bungalow home on South 4
street. The guests were her mothe
Mrs. Kuqua, Miss Pauline kuqus
Miss Gertrude Gertelius of Indianape
lis and Miss Julia Gauls of Cambridg
City. Thursday Mrs. Davenport CAV
charmingly appointed luncheon TO
her guests
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/ WESTERN TRIP ENDED.
4 The following was received in thi
office this morning for publications:
trip to the Pacific coast, wit
stopovers at principal towns and eli