The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-28

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Many young people are planning to At
tend.
The high school dancing class opens
Friday evening OF this week. and al
ready large number of congenial
high school lads and lassies are en-
rolled. The Bott academy. with Its ex-
cellent floor and charming appoint
ments. Is to be one of the most popu.
lar meeting places for the young folks
this season. according to present indi-
cations.-Dayton Journal.
MISSION CIRCLE TO MEET.
The mission circle of the Univer-
salist church will meet Thursday al
ternoon with Mrs. Sarah Walker, 116
North Seventeenth street. The meet.
ing will be In the nature Of a devo-
tional and social session. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
INVITATIONS ISSUED.
Invitations have been issued for
plant shower to be given Tuesday
evening. October fourth by Miss Caro-
line Heitbrink and Miss Elliott. in
honor of Miss Naomi Huber, who is
to be married October twelfth. Sew
eral other parties will probably be
given for Miss Huber.
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TO UNION CITY.
Miss Emma Eva Of North Nine
teenth street. has gone to Union City
for a visit with relatives.
FOR MISS WHITE.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Fred
Charles will entertain at her apart
ments in the Wayne Flats compliment
tary to Miss Mary White who 10 to be
married in October. ..H
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GUESTS HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Dye Of Corners
VILE. Ind. were recent guests of rela-
tives friends in this city
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Is At HOME.
Miss Ethel King has returned home
from Indiana university at Blooming
ton, Indiana
HAS RETURNED.
Mr.. Nettleton Neff has returned
from Wyoming and other points in
the west Mrs. Neff expects to re.
turn home some time next month.
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ELECTED PERINTENDENT.
Miss Edith Hunt of Charlottesville
was elected superintendent Of the
missionary department of the Chris
tian Endeavor Union at the Indiana
Yearly Meeting which was In session
at Richmond.-Rushvil Republican.
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MISS hAogcosTER HosTEss.
A pleasant feature of Tuesdays so
cial schedule was the informal tea
given by Miss Pearl Hasecoster yes
terday afternoon at her home in East
Main street. The company was COM
plimentary to Miss Frances Kelso Of
ad Sedgwick, who IL to be married
next month. Thirty-hve guests were
hidden to attend. The hours were
were from three until five o'clock
The house was decorated In an attrac-
tive manner for the occasion. Ices,
and tea we're served at a
table beautifully ornamented with
roses and ferns. A French basket
Alled with pink roses and ferns form
ed a centerpiece for the table. Tea
was poured by Miss Margaret Sedg-
wick. assisted by Miss Jessie Beeler.
Miss Florence Mcclure, Miss Emerald
Hasecoster and Miss Coral Weegh.
man.
ENTERTAINED MEMBERS.
Members of the Universalist church
from this city and surrounding towns
were entertained yesterday after
noon by Rev. and Mrs. Leon Jones.
The affair was in the nature of re-
ception. A number Of guests from.
New Paris. Centerville and Boston
called.
DINNER At COUNTRY CLUB.
Honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Jones Of Denver. Colorado. Mr.. and
MRS. Harry Land gave dinner last
evening at Country club. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones who have been in the city
for several weeks expect to leave FRI
day for their home. Places were ar.
ranged Mt the dinner table for ten
guests. Among those enjoying the at
fair were Mr.. and Mrs. Will Campbell,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Campbell
with the guests Of honor and the host
and hostess.
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TO Dc FLOWER GIRL.
Little Miss Margaret Carver. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carver will
DO flower girl at the wedding of her
cousin Miss Ruth Carver of Tippe.
canot City. Miss Carver has several
friends here ~ she has visited in ais |
city last summer. The wedding will
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