The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-07

daughter, Mildred, spent Friday in
Indianapolis.
Miss Irene Smith, came from Con-
nersville. Friday evening to be the
guest of Miss Louise Ebert
b. +. Coleman of Muncie, spent
Thursday in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Scott were hap
PLY surprised Wednesday evening, at
the home of the bride north of Dublin,
when they were given genuine
chfvari by the postoffice force.
Taking with them cans, pans and
other articles requisite for an old
time serenade. the company went to
Dublin on the eight o'clock car and
proceeded stealthily to the Adrian
home. whereupon being recognized,
they were given a cordial welcome.
The evening was most pleasantly
spent during which Postmaster Zeh-
ring. in clever presentation speech,
bestowed upon the bride and groom,
a gift from their guests in the form Of
a set Of beautiful table and tea spoons.
Cigars and CONNECTIONS were forth
coming and after congratulations and
good wishes, the guests took their de-
parture.
In the company were Postmaster
Zshring, Mrs. c. M. Baily, Miss Louise
Ebert, Mr. and Mrs. Moses Shidler
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dairy and
son Robert.
The X of p entertainment commit
tee will give dance Thursday even
ing, November 26.
The Friday Night club held the
meeting of the week at the home Of
Prof and Mrs. Z. E. Oldaker Prof
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cussion of Education in France"
both as to the earlier. and the present
time, in regard to educational laws,
the organization of its schools. it sys-
tenn Of inspection and the salaries of
the instructors.
Miss Emma Gingrich, who spent the
summer in Europe, gave most inter-
esting, as we'll as detailed account of
her trip, giving her hearers by proxy,
the ocean voyage and her visit to
places of classic interest She also
referred to the conflict in which the
various nations are involved and
stated that while she, on every hand.
saw soldiers drilling she had no
glimpse OF real war fare.
The next meeting will be that of
November 10, with Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Ault
Mrs. William Vanbuskirk spent Fri
day with Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Manlove
of Bentonville.
Mrs. G. A. Howren and daughter
Lillian, of Dublin, were the guests Fri
day of Mrs. Lydia Huddleston.
DR.. and Mrs. V. n. Ttefenthaler and
Mrs. HOmar kimmer mOtOred to In
dianapOlis Thursday and say THE
Yellow Ticket at the English.
Miss Florence Webb, Mrs. w. A.
Roth, Mrs. J. w. Judkins, and Miss
Catherine Galloway, will attend the
meeting of the State Library ,associa-
ton to be held in Indianapolis.
Mrs. J. l.. Mcdaniel was given a
genuine surprise by a number OF
friends on her birthday, which oc.
Cured Wednesday. The day was
most pleasantly spent, and the din
ner spread at noon, replete with many
good things of the culinary art. The
party included the house guest Mrs
Lydia Soles of Noblesville, Mrs
Barbara Brown, Mrs. Kate Reisor
Mrs. A. f. Ehle of Germantown, Mrs
Hattie HEST of Milton, Miss Elizabeth
Wheelan, Mrs. Frank McDaniels, and
Miss Amy McDaniels.
Omar Manlove spent Friday with
relatives in Bentonville.
Mrs. r. c. Griffith and daughters
Maurine and Helen, of Detroit, after
two weeks spent with relatives in
Muncie. accompanied by Mrs. Ella
Cammack of that city. arrived today
to visit in the home of the Marson
brothers.
Mrs. Mary McWhinney has return
ed to New Paris, after a few days
spent with Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. White
number of the members Of the
Helen Hunt club will go to Indianap
oils next Tuesday the tenth. to visit
the Heron Art Institute.
Mrs. Repp Of Dayton, is a visitor
in the home Of her son, Frank Repp.
J. H. Hazelrigg was in Richmond
Thursday
John Caldwell was taken complete
~ by surprise Thursday by having a,
house guests, three cousins all sisters
Mrs. Elizabeth E. Morris of Hoyt
Kan, Mrs. Daniel p. Rea, and Mrs
Helen McCrory Of Falmouth.
Mrs. z. r. Galloway and son Robert
went to Richmond, yesterday to spenc
q few days with the formers mother
Mrs. Carrie Green.
Mrs James laval and son George
Of New York, Mrs. George Reid, Mrs
Carl Reid and Mrs. E. F. Jones o
Richmond, were the guests of Mr.. an.
Mrs. Fred Gobel Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Huddleston ant
son Alphens, Of Muncie, are the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marson.
A number of persons from this cit.
saw September Morn" at the New
Murray in Richmond.
Among the attractive new books t.
be found in the library are Textile
and Clothing" by Kate Heintz Wat
son, a graduate from the Armour In
situate Of Technology and forms
instructor in Domestic Art in Lev,
Institute; Letters From France an
ITALY," Arthur Gutherie;; Talks 0
Napoleon at St. Helena" Elizabeth
Wormeley Latimer; France and Thu
Alliances" by Andre Tardieu; Paw
nee Hero" Stories and Folk Tales,
George Bird Grinnell; How France il
Governed" Raymond Poincaire; Mod
ern Russia" George Alexinsky.
Valuable among the new reference
books are International" by Whit
taker. . geographical and commercial