The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-19
a FAREWELL RECEPTION.

as master of ceremonies. Among
those responding to the master OF
ceremonies calls were Rev. S. r. Ly-
ons, Mr.. Stanley Hughes, Rev. r. G..
Howard, Professor Scott of Earlham
college. Mr.. Benjamin Johnson and
DIR. 8. f. Smith. Talks were also
given by the vestrymen and members
OF the congregation. The members Of
the church and In fact the entire town
are sorry to learn of the rector's de-
parture as he is held in most high es-
TEEN by all. He has done splendid
work here among his people and his
loss will be greatly felt by his congre-
cation and charitable organizations OF
this CITY, During the receiving hours
the women served refreshments.
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GUEST AT NEW CASTLE.
Attorney John l.. Rupe was a guest
at New Castle, Monday.
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OBSERVING At HOME.
Mrs. Harry Holmes is observing
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DANCE THIS EVENING.
A large dancing party will be CIV
en- this evening in the Odd Fellows
hall by members of the Cotillion club
Russell Smiths orchestra OF Indiana
polls will furnish the music. Dane.
Ing will begin at eight-thirty o'clock
Members are permitted to invite
guests. The affair promises to be one
OF the most enjoyable social festivities
OF the week. Several out OF town
guests will probably be in attendance
This affair concludes a most success
full season for the organization.
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ATTENDED A SHOWER.
Miss Ruby Kelly attended miscel
laneous shower given recently in New
Paris. Ohio. for Miss Edith Reid
whose engagement has been announc
ed. In the evening the guests attend
ed dance.
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IS A DELEGATE.
Mrs. w. w. Gaa- is a delegate
from the local chapter of the Daugh.
ters. of the American Revolution. ia
the congress of the American Revolu
tion in Washington. which opened yes
terday.
The president generals room in the
new Continental Memorial hall al
Washington, which was furnished by
the Indiana chapters OF the Daughters
of the American Revolution is com
pleted and will be; formally opened
next week. The furniture was select
ed by Mrs. E. c. Atkins and Mrs. r
O. Hawkins OF Indianapolis and Mrs
w. G. BALL OF Muncie. who were ap
pointed by the state regent, Mrs. ]. L
Dinwiddie.
This room is perfect In all details
much care and expense having beer
expended in the furnishings. AS there
have been three president generals
and three vice president generals
from Indiana It is fitting that the,
should have had the privilege of fur
nishing this room. A handsome CLOCK
was given In honor of Mrs Caroline
Scott Harrison. A bookcase and divar
In honor of Mrs. Charles Warren Fair
banks and table for Mrs. John w
Foster, these women having held the
office OF president general A hand
some filing cabinet was presented b,
the Gen. Arthur St Clair chapter Of
indianapolis in honor of Mrs. John N
Carey, a former vice president gener
al.
There will be very closely con
tested race for election of presiden,
general. There are two factions. Mrs
William Cumming heads what is
known as the "Insurgent'' movement
She was defeated last year by Mrs
Matthew T. Scott. who won by mar
row margin of nine votes. Mrs. Scott
IL again In the race for reelection
and lively time Is expected ovel
the feud that has existed for some
time between the two factions. Mrs
Scott recently removed Mrs. H. T
Guss of Washington from the Contin
entail hall committee, alleging strata
gem. 1t was asserted that Mrs. Guss
was instrumental in breaking up .
meeting OF the organization which
was In progress at hotel in Wash
ington to prevent their passing reso
luton indorsing the Scott administers
tion. Mrs. Guss is said to have Undue
cd the hotel management to send !
note to the daughters telling them
that the hotel needed the hall where
they were holding the meeting. The
removal OF Mrs. Guss is said to pre-
sage trouble during the convention.
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DINNER PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cook enter
tanned with q dinner party Sunday ev
ening at their home, 6O4 South Sew
enth street. The guests included
twenty-six children and grandchildren
An elegant dinner In several course.
was served.
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HAS RETURNED HOME.
Miss Carrie Forkner OF New Castle
Indiana, who has been tn guest Of
Miss Edna johnson Of East MAR
street has returned home. Miss Fork
ner was guest at the house party
given over Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Jay.
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RECEIVED CALLS.
Mrs. Edward Taylor Of Indianapolis
received calls informally Monday Of
|ternoon for her sister Mrs. A. =. Ora