The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-12-01
REV. FATHER SHEA
LEAVES CAMBRIDGE
Rector of St. EIizabeth's
Church Goes to Can
Melton.
GO RMON TO PASTOR

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Dec. 1.-Rev.
Father James Shea has severed his
connection with the St. Elzabeth's
church here and with his niece, Miss
Mabel Grofford, viii leave tomorrow
for their new home in Cannelton.
Father Shea will be succeeded by
Father Gormon, former assistant
priest at the St Mary's church at
Richmond.
Father Shea has been here three
years and has built a circle of friends.
A number Of entertainments have
been held for him during the past
week and friends have expressed re-
greet that he and Miss GrOffOrd are
leaving. He will take up his new du-
ties Sunday.
Burns Bradbury and daughter, Miss
Jessie, Of NIuncie, were guests OF the
formers brother, A. w. Bradbury and
daughter, Miss Alice at the close Of
the week.
Miss Ethelyn Barnett has returned
to indianapolis, to resume her studies
in the Central Business College, after
having spent the THANKSGIVING vaca-
tion at her home. Miss Barnett, in adj
ditiOn to her studies, is doing clerical
work, in the office of Attorney Wal
lace, a relative Of Gen. Lew Wallace.
Mrs. Joseph Hurst and children
have returned to Centerville after sew
eral days spent with the formers
mother, Mrs. G. +. Bond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Neff of Richmond
and Mrs. David Wagner of Springport,
were the guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs Joe Wallick. Mrs. Wagner re-
mains for a visit OF several days.
Miss Jeanette Nanmcter spent Sat
urday and Sunday in indianapolis with
their sisters. Miss Myrtle.
Sec Garden OF Allah"
William GrCiseDger went to Indiana
polls Saturday to Join his sister, Miss
Rose, who has been visiting in Mum
Gle and together they saw The Gar
den Of Allah"
Mrs. Sophia Buchanan and her
granddaughter. Miss Mary NiVeson,
have returned to Elwood after visit
with the formers aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth
Paul and other relatives.
Rev W. Nj Holopcter will go to
New Castle, tomorrow (Tuesday) to
attend the Settlement Day meeting or
the RicEmond District
Mrs T. o. Paul and daughter, Eliza
beth, were in indianapolis, Saturday,
to see The Garden Of Allah"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. DOney and DR..
J. n. Study and daughter, have pur-
chased victrolas Of \. G. Reese.
Paul Drischel has returned to PiQua,
O.. after several days spent at his
home IL this city.
Rev and Mrs. w NJ. HoIlopeter and
SON, Keith and Mrs kittie Stobaugh
We're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Judlfns 1T dinner Sunday.
Mir. and Mrs. Glen Cooley h We had
as their guests the latter's brother,
Grover Brown and his bride, who were
married Thanksgiving Day Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown went today to their home
in Trenton.
Entertained For Shea.
Miss Matte Dirk was hostess Sun
day evening at her home on Simmons
street entertaining a few friends as
farewell to Father Shea and Miss
GrCGOrG Music and conversation and
the serving Of choice lunch were
features OF the evening.
Paul. Drischel and Miss Louise
Ebert were among the number from
this city who saw The Garden of AL
lab" at indianapolis Saturday.
Wayne Daniels and Mrs, COons. of
Seymour, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mr.. Joan Patton,
IL connection with the regular
meeting OF the Presbyterian Guild to
be held Tuesday afternoon in the
Presbyterian church, coffee, sand
wiches and salad will be served, each
member heinz requested to take one
of the above named articles of food.
Mir. and Mrs. Walter Wood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Whiteley and daughter
Audrey, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ohmia and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Whiteley were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred tSorch
at dinner. Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Bond of Mt Auburn.
went to COnnersville today (Monday4
to spend the winter with her son,
Sanford Bond and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. O, f. White have re-
turned to Indianapolis after several
days spent in this city and with
friends in Richmond