The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-28
Edited BY Miss Elizabeth Z. Thomas

the day was the large reception given
this afternoon by Mrs. Robert l..
Study at her home on South Sixteenth
street, in honor OF Mrs. Guy Study.
late Of Paris France.
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GIVEN A SURPRISE.
A surprise was given Miss Mildred
Conley Tuesday evening at her home
on South Ninth street. Miss Conley
has just returned from Marion and
the affair was planned to celebrate
her home coming. Music and games,
featured the evening. A luncheon in
several courses was served. The
guests were Misses Florence Burgess.
Ernestine Conley, Hazel Mashmeyer,
Rose Ferling. Florence Ramp, Ruby
Crowel, Clara Sporting and Mamie
Peed; Messrs Leslie 'Wernstedt, Carl
Sperling. Stanley Compton. Lawrence
Jessup Neal BLY,, Everett Skinner,
Robert Lebo, Myron Kute and Ray
mond Meyers.
ouT.OF-TOWN GUESTS.
Several out-oftown guests attended
the concerts given yesterday at the
Murray theater, under the auspices OF
the Earlham college Oratorio society.
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SCHEDULED FOR FRIDAY.
Several social events including a
dinner, club banquet and an afternoon
party are scheduled for Friday.
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INFORMAL BRIDGE PARTY.
An informal bridge party was given
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. George
Seidel at her home on North Thir-
teenth street, in honor of her guest
Mrs. Carson Hamill of Terre Haute,
Indiana Bridge was played at three
tables. Mrs. Maud Gray was given the
favor. A luncheon followed.
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FOR MISS GAYLE.
Mrs. A. D. Gayle will entertain the
first of the week in honor of Miss Mat
tie Belle Gayle of New Liberty, Ken
lucky.
TO ATTEND WEDDING.
Miss Ella Gates of Muncie, Indiana
was in the city yesterday to attend the
Hill-Stutson wedding. Miss Gates is a
cousin to the bride.
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IS OF INTEREST.
In the presence OF the immediate
family and few friends, Miss Jessie
Bouslog and Charles e. Lynn were
united In marriage Tuesday evening
at $40 at the home Of the brides
mother. Mrs. Caroline Bouslog, on
North Twelfth street.
The ceremony, as performed by Rev.
L. C. Howe. of the Christian church
was brief and simple, but very impress
sive. and was preceded and followed
by beautifully rendered songs by Miss
Jessie Mann, of Richmond, who Is a
namesake OF the bride.
A wedding luncheon followed the
ceremony, and the bride colors. pink
and white. were carried out in this as
In the house decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn will reside for
the present in the Lynn residence,
230 South Fifteenth street.
The groom is well known druggist
of this city, of the firm of Beam and
Lynn. and Is highly respected in the
community. Mrs. Lynn is one Of New
Castles charming and popular young
women
A large circle of friends wish them
all the happiness possible in their
journey through life.-New Castle
Times.
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WILL COME THIS EVENING.
Miss Bonnie Wills of Greenville, o..
will come this evening to attend the
dance to be given in the Pythian tenn
pie by the Typographical Union.
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EXPECTED HOME TODAY.
Mrs. Isaac s. Harold and daughter
Miss Halsie Harold, who have been
spending sometime in washington
State are expected home today.
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CONCERNING MISS MANN.
Miss Jessie Mann. Of Richmond,
who formerly resided with her par
ents In this city. attended the Lynn
Bouslog wedding last evening. Miss
Mann has visited here many times and
won dozens OF friends to herself by
her charming personality and beauti-
full voice. She will be the soloist in a
concert to be given at Greensboro this
evening.-New Castle Times.
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DANCE THIS EVENING.
The dance to be given this evening
In the Pythian temple by the Typo
graphical Union promises tn he a