The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-05
WEDDING TO FEATURE
CAMBRIDGE AFFAIRS
All Departments of Cluster
Light Fair Prove Popular
to Many Visitors.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, March s.
Interurbans brough visitors to the
cluster light fair last night from
Richmond, Milton, Dublin, Centerville
and East Germantown, and the jollifi-
cation held until Late hour last
night.
The closing feature Of the indoor
fair was announced last night to be a
wedding which probably will take
place Saturday. The principals have
not been announced.
The country store, with Clarence
Ingerman, Albert Ohmit, George Bar
rett and F. J. Scudder acting as the
statesmen, has been one of the most
popular booths of the fair and was
constantly surrounded by buyers last
night. Dishes, canned fruit. tools,
books, beads, Teddy Bears, dolls, can
dies, groceries, hardware, furniture
and furnishings were sold.
There is contest which is attract
ing much interest, it being the voting
contest for the most popular young
lady at the fair There are many en-
tries and competition is keen between
the candidates.
The Rebekahs were in charge of the
evening The Misses Edna Fay, Maud
Allison and Lillian Williams had
charge of the home made candy booth
Mrs George Weber and Mrs. John
Ohmit kept a watchful eye on the
fish pond, while Mrs Willard Petro
Mrs. Ralph Tague, Mrs Roy Jones and
Mrs John Ingerman presided at the
lunch. counter.
DR.. J. r. Littell skillfully guided the
wheel of fortune.
A Mr. Close captured the horse
blanket, which was given away, while
Teddy Bears, dolls, dogs and etc
went to other fOrtunateS.
Interesting Display.
An interesting exhibit, and one
worthy of attention from all seeing
people, will be that of Friday and
Saturday, of this week, in the Drischel
Shoe store where will be shown work
from the Blind Woman's Industrial
Center, at Indianapolis. The exhibit
will include aprons, dust caps. laun,
dry bags, crochet and other varieties
of handiWork.
Miss Marie Hayden, of Dublin, is
a member of one of several commit
tees. who distribute this work in diff
ferent towns in order to acquaint the
public with the actual work accomp
lished by the State institutions.
vi D.
ing today to the rooms in the Drls-
chel building vacated by Mr.. and Mrs
Ezra Thompson.
Mrs. f. J. Harvey entertoined the
members of the Young Married Ladies
card club this afternoon. There were
ladies at three tables, with Mrs. Jen-
ME Jones as a guest. A two course
lunch was served.
lanes DOlan will move within a few
DAYS from the Brooks property on
Church street, to farm south Of Ger
man town.
Miss Irene Smith has so far recov-
cred after an illness of several days,
as to be able to resume her duties as
librarian.
Fifteen Masons from this place at
tended the Hagerstown lodge Tuesday
evening and assisted In comforting the
Masters degree on two candidates.
Mrs. John Carr spent Tuesday in
Milton.
Orville Bortsfeld, the young son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Bortsfield. has
been suffering from inflamed glands
Of the throat.
Mrs. John Groves spent Wednes-
day shopping in Indianapolis.
The Domestic Science club will
hold market Saturday afternoon and
serve supper in connection with the
cluster light fair.