The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-12

Miss Mildred Lamb and Miss Ruth
Kohlstedt returned this week from
Kendallville, Indiana. where they, with
others were the guests of Miss Fern
Ewry. at the pleasant home OF w. s.
Ewry, who formerly resided in Rich.
mond. Mr.. Ewry Is in the hardware
business In kendallville. One of the
pleasant features of their vacation
was the day spent. at Rome City, \
party of twelve enjoying the affair.
Miss Ruth Kohlstedt also visited her
aunt, Miss Nellie Gates at Fort Wayne
for a few days.
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EXPECTED HOME SATURDAY..
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hasemeier. Miss
Elizabeth Hasemeier and Miss Mar
guerite Hasemeier. who have been
spending a fortnight at Bay View,
Mich, are expected home Saturday.
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VISITING IN cENrERviLLE.
Miss Isabelle Crabb. Miss Mildred
Crabb. Miss Flora Verrell Fahnestock
Of Denver, Colo. are guests Of Mrs.
Carl Bertsch in Centerville.
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SOCIAL CLUB PICNIC.
The members of the Thursday So
cial club held an all day picnic yester-
day at the Grimes grove southeast of
the city. The excellent dinner was
the feature Of the day. Those present
were Misses Edyth Bayer. Nellie Dav-
export. Grace Walse. Elizabeth and
India Smelser. Nettie Paulson. Mrs.
John Albertxart and Mrs. George
Paulson. The guest Of honor was
Miss Katherine Geers. of Cincinnati.
The club will not meet again until af.
ter chautauGua.
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GUESTS IN NEW CASTLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Tracey and
Mrs. o. B. Fulghum. OF Richmond. are
here visiting Homer Elrod and family
In North Eighth street.
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JUST A WORD.
Among women 1t is always consid.
cred good manners to 60 around to
the back door Of neighbors house
when on q borrowing errand: to the
side door when on an informal visit
and to the front door on a formal
visit.
10 IN kokoMo. .
Mr.. c. E. Bradbury is in Kokomo,
Indiana, on business for few days.
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LEFT FOR INDIANAPOLIS.
Mrs. Anna Harris. who has been
guest in this city with friends and
relatives for a period OF five weeks,
left for Indianapolis today where she
will spend the weekend. From there
she will return to her home in Goshen.
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PICNIC DINNER.
A picnic surprise dinner was given
Thursday by the members of the Help
ing Hand society at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Dolloff. north of
the city. A bountiful dinner was serv.
ed at midday after which an interest
ing program was presented. Mrs.
Louise Behring gave a pretty reading.
followed by vocal solo rendered by
Mrs. Chris Lichtenfels. Late in the
afternoon the hostess served delic-
ious lunch. Those present were Mrs.
Emma Sporting, Mrs. Louise Surren-
dorf. Mrs. Behring. Mrs. G. Stein
kamp. Mrs. Fred Bartel. Mrs. John
Getz. Mrs. Fred Heitbrink, Mrs. jacob
Lichtenfels. Mrs. Henry Weisbrod,
Mrs. Will Klopp. Mrs. Charles Weis-
brod and Mrs. Chris Lichtenfels. The
guests OF honor were Miss Julia Thorn.
as. Mrs. Will Klopp. Jr., Mrs. Louis
Hasecoster.
FAMILY REUNION.
The Elleman-Ward family reunion
held yesterday in Glen Miller park
was attended by one hundred and
forty persons. At the business ses.
sion officers as follows were elected:
Mr.. Horatio Elleman. was chosen pres
ident: Mr.. Enos Elleman. Richmond.
secretary and treasurer: Miss Pearl
Damon. of Versailles. o. and Mrs. Ella
Doner. of Ludlow Falls. correspond
ing secretaries. 1t was decided to
meet on the same date next year at
Overlook park. West Milton. o.
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GUESTS HERE.
Mrs. Horn and children. of Bryn
Mawr, Pa, are In the city the guests
Of Mrs. Horns parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. s. Farnham, Of North Twelfth
street.
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TEDDY BEAR EUcHRE CLUB.
A pleasant meeting of the Teddy
Bear Euchre club was held yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. John Hewitt Il
her home in Sheridan street. Euchre
was played at several tables. Favors