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IN AND OUT OF TOWN

MISS Emily rutherford Royal, who
ma been visiting Mrs. Robert Coleman
" aiker at Ardnore for tho r,ast two
weeks Is now tho guest Of Mrs. l.. T..
SIMS at Rosemont. Pa.
;, MISS Elsie Lindsey. Of coo West
l,l amH'!n street, Is the guest OF her
SISTER Mrs Armstrong. In New York.
Mrs. Russell Crcnshaw. Of Panama
rs expected in Richmond this fall "a he
the guest Of relatives for several
weeks
Mrs. Thomas Boiling, who has been
az the White sulphur for s5me time
past. is now visiting Mrs Erbcr, G..
leigh Jrr al Piedmont" pear Rapi-
MIS-. " D. Thomas and Mics Mary
nomas have returned TO the city and
are nov occupying their hone on wes,
Franklin street.
Mrs. Henry Fairfax. Of I.oudou,
Count Is visiting relatives in this
Miss Mar Ross. Of Lexington is tn.
sueSt OF relatives In Richmond Tor a
Little Miss Susie pollard. daughter
S' Mf. ana Ms. John Garland Pollard
Is VISITING Elizabeth Smith In New
Miss zene Minor has -e,urned to
Richmond. after visiting in Gin,er
Park. and is now wits Miss Gardner.
at aa3 East Franklin street
Mr. and Mrs - W. Perkins. Of
blackstone have been vlsi;in; friends
III Richmond for the pas, week
Miss Hazel H!ll. OF Ncwpor, News
Is spending some time with friends III
this city.
turned from iiarrisonburg. where she
has been visiting her mother. Mrs Err
nest Strayer. and her sister, MR. Franz;
Blackwell!
Mr and Mrs Walter }. Hermann.
who har" been y!sitin. the lattcr.g
mother, Mrs J. 3. Page. 100 Virginia
Avenue carton Heights, have returned
TO their home At the Warm Springs
Mrs Norman Dart Mrs. Daniel
Coleman Misses Ruby and :iary Dart
have returned from "a trip 10 the pa
cihc Coast and Canadian Rockicg
Miss Alice Truman. Of Carroll. +. the
guest Of her brother in Ioudoun
County. after spending some time in
this city with DE-. \. T.. thurman an! i
w thurman. and in Chincoteague with
Dr.. Charles Truman.
Mrs Ernes, Bass is Visiting Miss r.
} Glenn at vintta, in powhatan
County
Miss Elizabeth seay has returned to
Columbia. after spending some time
with Mrs. Robert Brooktng
Mrs. Leslie Bland has returned from
a visit 10 Luray Cavern and Washing
ton.
Miss Lucille Wood. of charlot,es.
vile. is the guest OF Miss Elizabeth
Crowder In Highland Park
Mrs. W. 3, Lacy and son. and Mrs.
II. h Wood. Of Charlottesville. who
are motoring through Virginia. are
stopping at the residence of Mrs /. :
Crowder in Highland Park
James Stuart, OF Wilmington, Del.
and Mrs. O. +. Moore. OF Wytheville
are guests OF Mrs. Crowder.
Mrs. Hatton c. Valentine. OF o4or
Grove Avenue. who was operated on
az Grace Hospital, is improving
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SOCIETY
Continued from Second Poce7


The maid OF honor. Miss Elizabeth
Leigh. OF Richmond. was rowned in
white embroidered marauisetto with
yellow chysnnthemums. The bride en-
'creo on the arm Of her brother. ].
william Leigh. of Portsmouth, who
gave her in marriage. She was attired
In suit OF midnight blue imported
popiin with fur trimmings and hat an,,
gloves to match She carried n bououct
of roses
Immediately after the ceremony m
informal reception was held for the
Dridal party and out -of-town guests
IheE were: Mr. and Mrs J. William
Leigh and daughters Mr.. and Mrs
John T.. Leigh and children. of Ports
mouth; Mrs. Jesse G. Leigh. of IIamIot
~ ~ MISS Elizabeth Leigh, of Rich
mond' Mr. and Mrs. l.. w McGrath. OF
,hPIoh: Homer l.. Disharoon. of Sails
bury. Md
Mr.. and Mrs Hobbs lcf, later for ;,
extended Northern tour They will re-
sid" IN Salisbury, Md
Musical Pageant.
Inc Helpers Society i'm connection
WIN the Woman's Bible class of the
trace Covenant Presbyterian Church
VIII give musical pageant In tho
chapel OF the church TUESDAY evening
"' s:l5 o'clock. Many wcll-known
s I'lS's VIII participate. and light re-
I'eshments will be served after the
taoieauN. While the tableaux arc h.in,
SI.en 'he musical numbers will be rem
"c'ed ny Professor Spencer Tupmup
assisted by Misses Amorctte Allen ana
Nancy Bates. soloists, and Miss T.r,sv.
johnson, elocutionlst
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CULPEPER

CCLPEPER. VA. October l6.-Miss
Helen Armstrong entertained at cards
on Saturday afternoon. at her home
on Main street five tables being ar
ranged. Assisting the hostess in en-
tertaininG were Misses Kate Perry and
Mary Edwina Coons. and Mrs. Irma
Edwards
John Norris. who has been spend
ing the summer in travel through the
Western States. spending great deal
OF time In san Francisco. Is now at
the Norris homestead on Main street
for several weeks. He brought back
from the exposition in California many
beautiful and unusual pieces of furni-
turc. which fit in admirably with the
Colonial furnishings of this quaint old
home.
MIR. and Mrs Shirley Randolph. and
Master wilton Randolph who have
been visiting relatives here. left on
Wednesday for HUNTINGTON. w Va
where they will visit Mr.. and Mrs
Wilton Randolph before returning to
their home in Staten Island. y y
Mrs. John White and three children
who have been spending the past
month with relatives in Culpeper. re-
turned to petersburg the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s ~ Hicks. who have
been visiting the lattcr's sister. Mrs
Orville Loving. on Jamcson's lIill left
several days ago for u months stay
in Atlantic City. and from there will
20 TO Pittsburgh and New York. They
do not expect to return to their home
in Denver until the Christmas holidays
when they will hc Joined by their two
sons, on. Of whom is Il student at Yale
and the other at the Lawrcnceville
Preparatory School in massachusetts
Mrs. VIII Yauccy and her cousin.
Miss Sue WiGginton. entertained the
members Of the Fancy Work Club. at
their beautiful country home. "Arling-
ton. on "Wednesday afternoon. Those
going out from Culpcper included Mes
danes Temple Hin. John Covington
Marion JcffrieS. Burnett Miller T.
Jackson Eggbo!n, Samu"! RiXey. Miss
es Mary Jones, Lillian Sweemy and
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He went to Gloucester Poin, with the

He went 10 Gloucester Point with the
rest.
When the conval.sccnts. the scouts,
the old men and the boys were in line
10 go. the Northern soldiers mounted
'heir horses and rejoicing. perhaps
more over their culinary trophies than
over the capture OF Johnny Rcb. rode
gaily off.
The proud pig danEled from the
pommel of Il saddle. while Mr. Gobbler.
less proud perhaps, hung behind. Ham
ana chicken lamb and cake went with
'hehi' ana not even a crumb of bread
ever went in to the lips Of those for
whom IL was all intended
Rachel and Rcbecca moaned Old
men and old women cried.-"I told YOU
So and afianced maidcns wept in each
others arms. But this "Endneld" party
OF 1863 Is still an episode which adds
color to the story Of the war. II was
indeed most ill-timed festivity, but
from tn" ms;s OF Il half IL century it
has artistic value.
The big candle-lit house. the resur-
rec,ed fnery. the rash defiance of the
"reary time by dash Of pathetic mer-
rItnent, the capture of the sacriicial
Fiands, as well as the Confederates. are
echoes OF those war times 10 which
one listens with interest now.
Away back beyond the shadows and
'hc sunshine we see maze of hoop
skirts. chenille head dresses. blue
soldiers with sabre and spurs and gray
soldiers pale and beloved We hear
the tuning OF iiddlcs. which never PLAY
ch we catch the precious breath of
sentiment. emanating from the crushed
young ladies weeping for their pale
gray lovers. ruth!essly torn away by
the bold. bad men in blue
After the war the prisoners came
nome ana married the girls who had
"ept so sincerely for them. and tho
precious boast Of their children and
cn!idren's children is that their parents
or grandparents were betrothed at the
Endtield" party.
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BRISTOL

BRISTOL. VA. October ls.-Mato-
ana Mrs. y. ID. Reynolds gave a re-
ception on Tuesday evening. -ompu
ncntary to A. D. Reynolds. Jr. and his
bride. formerly Miss Smith. The Rev.
nolds home was beautifully decorated.
and II large number OF the friends OF
the two families were In attendance
Mr.. and Mrs 7. I. Taylor. OF Porad-
ford. announce the approaching mar
riage of their daughter. Mary Byrd
and Clinton y. Barnes OF Tazeweu
Tho nuptials will be solemnized in No.
vember.
Miss Ruby Roberts was the hostess
OF the Wednesday Club on Wednes-
day afternoon. entertaining large
number Of the maids and young ma
irons OF this club.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Hendricks.
Deadrick Reed and little son. Law
renee. and Mrs. Frank Reed OF KNOX
vile. made the trip to Bristol in an
automobile this week. and are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Osborne, on Ala
bama Street
Mr.. and Mrs $. \. Rowsey are Wis
itnE friends at Stauuton, Lynchbur9
and Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Fulwider are
guests of Mrs. c. b. Seagle. in Pitts
hurgh. Pa.
Mrs. s. NJ. Ryburn and Mrs. W. B.
Whitaker have returned to Norris
town. after a visit to Bristol relatives
Miss Leila Montague. of Christians
burg. stopped here this week to visit
Bristol friends. She was en- route for
san Francisco to attend the Panama
Pacific Exposition.
Ernest koty is spending a few days
in Knoxville.
Mrs. H. G. Peters is spending a few
weeks with relatives at her former
home at Martinsville.
Miss Hannah Smith. OF Los Angeles.
Cal, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
X K. Strain. on Taylor Street
Mrs. Richard Glover has returned
home from Washington Springs
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AlTAViSTA
Especial to The Tim.s.Dispat,b ,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
ALTANlSTA. VA. October l6-Mrs
c. w. Davis. of Zebulon. y. c. is here
visiting her brother. c. Q. Edwards, on
Broad Street.
Mrs. J. l.. Arthur returned home on
Thursday from Lcesville where She
had been visiting for several days
Mrs. Arthur Smith returned home
on Wednesday from Lynchburg.
Everett Blackwell spent the week
end with friends in Roanoke
w. 5. Corbin is spending Il week in
Richmond
Mrs. Nunnelee Snow and son. hume
lee. Jr of West Virginia. were enter
tanned by Or. AMI Mrs. II. f. Price
on Tuesday.
Mrs c. n cumnock and Miss Mar
Earet Lane were in Lynchburs last
week.
Mrs. Myrt Sale left on Wednesday
for ten days visit to relatives and
friends in Norfolk.
Mrs. r. l.. Dudley and daughter.
Ruby. Of Rural Retreat, accompanied
by Miss Ethel Hankley. arrived here
on Thursday to spend a short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. K. +. Cecil
G. T. Buchanan of Birmingnain Ala,
was visitor here this week
IL. II. Lane returned home this week
from trip to New York and phila-
Lelphia.
Miss Alice Lemon. accompanied by
MISS nellie Morrison. spent the week
end at bedford Springs
l.. .. Mcilwain and r. r Short
were in Lynch burs on Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. j. G. Miller and daughter of
Roanoke. arc here visiting her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. X. l.. Cumnocls on
Bedford Avenue.
John IL. Lane. who has been visiting
his son, James Lane. Of Scottsville re-
turned home on Monday.
Miss Lucy Thompson, now of Salem,
was here or Monday.
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81 Johns Circle of Kings Daughters
VIII meet Monday Afternoon at o'clock
with Mrs. Samuel r. Cowardin, Thirty
EiAth ana . ST. evts. Several impor.
|tant matters will be discussed and a
fnil attendance is requested \ report
|oi the years work will be read also
Al the last meeting of the circle Off
Eers ior the year were elected. All Of
tho ofhcers of the past year were re-
elected as follows: president. Mrs. Ra-
mon D. Garcin: vice-presilent, Mrs.
Lucy i. Murray; secretary, Mrs j. r.
Failing: corresponding sccratprv Mr.
william y. Burrows: treasurer. Mrs.
w: q. Mayer: assistant treasurer, Mrs
William a. Crump. The following dele
safes were elected 10 attend the State
convention to be held in Front ROYAL
october 26. 27 and 2S: Mrs r, D Car
c:n Mrs. Arthur Mann. Mrs. Kessnich
Mrs. kratz. Mrs. Anthony. Mrs Joseph
Garter. Mrs. William Crump. with nj
ternatcs Mrs. Joseph Sorg, Mrs. w. r.
Farrell. Mrs. Robert l.. Kern. Mrs. Re.
lee NJ. Schmidt, Mrs. William H. Adj
ANS, Mrs. Lucy f. Murray. Mrs. sam.
|uel p. Cowardin
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The James River Garden Club will
haNe its first meeting Tomorrow after
noon at o'clock with Mrs. Hugh Tav-
ihr. III Westhampton. This is one of
the most interesting organizations in
town. and its membership inc,udcs
many prominent Richmond women.
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Mamie Jones. Others present were
Mrs. William Yancey. Jr.. and Mrs.
Thornton and her daughter, Miss
Thornton. of lilly Farm
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WOMEN'S MEETINGS.

The Helping Circle of Kings Daugh
tera VIII meet Monday afternoon at (
o'clock with Mrs. y. l.. Ancarrow. 2oo7
West Grace Street. y full attendance
is desired
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ON account of the State Fair the
Regular meeting OF the Mothers Club OF
iiie Inland Park was postponed from
Tuesday OF last week until Tuesday Of
|this week, at $3.50 O'Clock The meet
ing will be held in the school audi.
/ orium.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Elden Gruber enter
tanned at their home Sunday, the fol-
lowing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Trone, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Branfell,
and Mrs. Alice Miller and daughter,
Eva, and Oscar Miller. Of Richmond.
A reunion of the Gift family was
held Monday at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Levi Shumaker. ...,,.-, .-
Gailie stines and family, Of Dayton,
spent Sunday at the Shumaker home
and attended the Gift reunion. Mon.
day.
Cletus Beck and wife and William
Areus and family attended Harvey
Brothers circus at Greenville, Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stepsens, who
have been In Michigan several weeks,
returned home Wednesday.
Edgar Foos, of Dayton, is spending
his vacation with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Barnhart and
family, OF Galveston, Ind, and Mart
Swain, wife and daughter, Of near
Eaton, and Mr. and Mrs. William Foos
made an auto trip to Dayton Wednes-
day and spent pleasant day in that
city and 1T the Soldiers, home.
william 4uenther and family were
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-09-08
CAMBRIDGE BOYS
Leave TO BEGIN
!. YEAR IN SCHOOL

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, Sept. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Bryan are spending
this week with relatives and friends
at Springfield and New Carlisle, 0.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Hill OF Indi-
annapolis were guests of the latter's
mother. Mrs. Mary Richie, Monday.
Miss Blanche Bird Is visiting at IN
dianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. F., outland, who
have been visiting friends here for
several days were called to Indianap-
oils Sunday on account of the death
of the formers mother, Mrs. Martha
Outland.
Returns From Visit. ....
Father Gormon .of st.. Elizabeth's 3
church. has returned after a week
spent with his parents At Evansville.
: Among the number OF those from
outside the town who attended the fu-
neral Of Mrs. William Ballinger on
Monday we're Frank 'Ballinger Of De.
troit, William Ballinger and family,
OF Flint, Mich, Mrs. Lou Hadley, OF
Lafayette, and Daniel Bradbury, Mrs.
John Sears and Mrs. Samuel Thalls of
Indianapolis. ...
Miss Hazel stifel left Sunday for
Wingate, Ind. to resume her duties as
principal of the high school, posi-
ton she has held during the last
three years. -
spending a few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. ,Zehring, will leave
Thursday for New York city, where
she has been employed for q number OF
years in the public schools.
Arc DAN vurt1l hov vvA
for their guests the remainder Of the
week his niece. Miss Carrie Franklin
of Bedford. ...., 80.
Mrs. Thomas Peet, Mrs. Sanford
Wilson and Miss Matte McClavA at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. John w.
Herbst at Greenfield, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Butler have re.
turned from a visit of several days
with relatives at Carthage. ..
Visit In Greenfield.
Mrs. Sarah Reigle was the guest of
friends in Greenfield the latter part
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Allen are moving
into the property recently purchased
by. them of Charles Lemberger, on
Mulberry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Boyd, Mr..
and Mrs. Abiram Boyd and Mrs. Ray
Bertsch are spening the week at In.
dianapolis. ...
Russell. Crockett will leave Thurs
day for Charlottesville to enter Wa
bash college.
Arthur Smith Of Philadelphia, who
was called here on account Of the
death Of his brother-in.law, Walter A.
Wood, will leave for home Friday, &C
companied by Mrs. Wood, who will re-
main in the east during the present
month.
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ARBA

Mrs. E. Yoder of near Spartansburg
and her sister Mrs. Burnsworth Of
Dunkirk, called on Mrs. Lon Wigs
and daughter Florence last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thomas were in
Richmond Saturday
Miss Mary Anderson of Hollansburg
is spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. Roy Retiring.
Mrs. Russell Burkett called on Mrs.
Frank Brown Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ketring spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs William
Thomas.
Mrs. Carrie Thomas and Miss Elsie
Martin called on Mrs. Mary Martin
Saturday. :
Mrs. Lon Wigs and daughter Flor
ence spent Thursday with Mrs. Will
Hart.
Miss Carrie Ketring called on Mrs.
Allie Thomas Saturday.
Edwin Rowe has been. spending a
few days with his grandparents, Mt
and Mrs. John Gross
Mr.. and Mrs. David Coppock called
on Mrs Marie Burkett Friday.
Mrs. Russell Burkett called on Mrs.
Jabe Ware Saturday.
Miss Ellie Martin Of Richmond is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Howard
Thomas.
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MISS TOWN STARTS
SERIES OF MEETINGS

CENTERvILLE, Ind, Sept S.-Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Mathews and little
daughters. were over Sunday visitors
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bertsch. OF
Greensburg. Ind.
Lewis F. Lants, Of Milton, and
granddaughter, Miss Deborah Lantz,
Of Pendleton, Ind. spent Friday with
Miss Amanda LAntz.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones and chill
dren are spending the week with rela-
tives in Marion, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fouts and
granddaughter, Miss Gladys Fouts,
motored to Edenburg, Ind. Monday,
for 4 two days visit with relatives.
Rev. Mccormick will preach at the
Christian church this evening.
; Mr.. willard Townsend and daugh.
ter, Miss Grace Townsend, spent last
week with relatives at Akron and
Rochester, Ind.
The Rev. Miss Town, OF Elba, New
York, is conducting q series Of meet
ings at the Friends church. The
meetings will continue ten days or
two weeks. She will be assisted by
Rev. Props and wife and Mr.. Robert
Culbertson. Everybody Is invited to
attend the meetings.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-09-08
.PH|lOMATH SCHOOL
OPENS FOR ACTIVITY
WITH new TEACHER

PHILOMATH, Ind, Sept. S.-Mr.
and Mrs Samuel Fisher and daughter
called on Grant Rose and family Sun
day afternoon. They spent the even
ing with the Plankenhorn sisters.
Mrs Mary Shank spent Thursday
evening with Mrs. NJ. J. Weber.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Stelle OF Ly-
ons' Station were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wright Sunday.
John. Willard. Roy and Charles Ro.
denburg motored to Liberty Friday.
Miss Gertrude McCashland spent
Saturday afternoon with Miss Blanche
Leonard in Clifton.
' Mesdames M. ]. Weber and Samuel
Fisher called on Mrs. George Kelley
recently.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. B. CcCashland and
grandson, Forrest, were guests of Mr..
Richmond recently. 49,
School opened here Monday with
Miss Mabel Sherman as teacher.
John, Willard and Roy RodenburH
and Sam Fisher motored to Milton,
Cambridge City and Centerville Satur.
day.
Miss Fern Rose will attend high
school at Brownsville.
Harry Weber and Tell Eckmann
have the contract to do the work on
the school property here.
Messrs. and Mesdames Everett Rod.
enburg Of Germantown and William
Myers Of Ohio called on willard Rod.
enburg Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Plankenhorn en-
tertained relatives from Dayton, O..
Saturday.
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REID DESCRIBES
EARLY CUSTOMS
IN OHIO SCHOOL

NEW PARIS. Ohio, Sept. S.-The
second annual home coming OF Dry
Run pupils and teachers was held
Saturday. Though scattered over sew.
eral states, postal cards announcing
the Homecoming and reunion In tho
school yard were mailed to each and
every pupil and teacher OF the school.
After dinner was served, all present
were called into the school building.
where the impromptu program WAS
rendered Old time songs were heart.
lily sung. the words having been writ
ten on the blackboard. After the
songs, the election Of officers took
place, the Dry Run association form
ing permanent body. with Mrs. Kate
Kirkpatrick a. president, and Mrs.
Olive Jones, as secretary-treasurer
"Reminiscences were called for ana
when the name Of Pettjs A. Reid of
Richmond. was called, he gave a most
interesting story Of the school. He
stated that the enrolment during his
terms OF school was 20. with so daily
In attendance. He referred to- the
method OF teaching. and exhibited the
school record kept while he was
teacher.
He called on all who had been pup
lis of his during his teaching there to
arise. and Is responded. Mrs. Julia
kessler Williams, OF Muncie, told OF
her method OF teaching. william
Smith. of Elwood. Ind, former mayor
of that city, told Of the way school
was conducted in lS64-65, and called
for his schoolmates to stand; six re-
sponded. Thomas Arehart, Columbus.
Ohio: o. G. Porterfield. Fred Porter
field, Homer Porterfield and william
Porterfeld, of Richmond; Sarah Nc
Grew, Of Gratis. Ohio: Martha Over.
peck. Of Dayton; Ethel Mitchell, Of
Hollansburg; Emma Thompson, Kate
Kirkpatrick, Bride Horrigan, Olive
Jones. Alice Sherer and many others
gave stories Of the old time school
days.
Among those from a distance who
were present and not mentioned
above, were: Porter Daley and wife,
Union City; Peter Reid and wife,
James Kessler and wife, Mrs. Suda
Morgan. Mrs. Esther Fleming. and
Miss Jennie Fleming, Richmond; Mrs.
Mary Roller. Mrs. Homer Porterfeld,
Greensboro: John Horrigan and fam.
lily. Of Camden; Mrs. Carrie Deardoff.
Of Dayton; Mr.. and Mrs Perry Left
wfch, OF Indianapolis. The 1916 re-
union and Homecoming will likely be
held on the first Saturday in Septem-
Der, as usual.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-09-08
BOSTON METHODIST
CHURCH TO ENJOY
PICNIC IN RICHMOND

BOSTON, Ind. Sept. s.--Mrs. John
son, Of Losantville. visited Howard
Johnson and family last week.
Mrs. Blanche Kepler and children
returned home after visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Evan Phenis.
Mrs. Thomas Shook returned home
Saturday, after visiting relatives at
Let's corner.
Bruner Shumate is the guest of Gin.
cinnati relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. R. c. Gruwell, OF
Muncie. spent Sunday with A.. H.
Piper and family. ,,r. ,.,v~ .,,etrsa.
Mrs. Bertha Farnsworth, Little Miss
Lucille Rinehart, W., A. Rinehart, and
Elmer Farnsworth, visited in Cincin.
natl Sunday. H.. = .@'T' '~' ,
Charles Grant left for Peru, Sat
urday
Mrs. Will Anderson and daughter
returned home,a after a pleasant visit
with relatives at Cincinnati
Mrs. Rife and Mrs. Will Overhols.
ter spent the weekend at Marion,
Ind.
Miss Helen Anderson is i'll at her
home. south of town.
Saturday, Sept. II, at Glen Miller
park. Everybody is cordially invited
Robert Ketron returned home Sun.
day. -" - -.s-}:
Mrs. Burkett, of Michigan, is visit.
ing her son, Wes Burkett. and tam.
lily. -.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-09-08
NEWS FROM SUBURBAN COMMUNITIES
WHEAT HARVEST AVERAGES IS BUSHELS
70 the ACRE ON THE EDWIN WILSON FARM

MILTON. Ind, Sept. s.-Edward
Wilson had out one Held Of ten acres
of wheat that made . yield OF IS BUSH
els to the acre He had another Aeld
Of so acres that made yield Of 26
bushels to the acre. The quality
was good.
The Priscilla club met with Mrs.
D. H. Warren. Monday afternoon.
There were forty-eight ladies present,
including Mrs. Sarah Peters Gordon.
Of New Castle. Mrs. Sarah Lennon,
Of Indianapolis, and Miss Jessie
George. - guests.
Mrs. John Kellam entertained the
following at an apple pairing, Tues
day: Mesdames Alvin Lowry. Charles
Filby, VIII Filby, Dan Hess, Jacob
Filby and Miss Lorene Hess.
Mrs, II. D. Huddleston and son are
visiting Ut Franklin with Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Wood.
The Rev. and Mrs. Elmo Higham. of
Burlington. are spending few days
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Higham, south Of town.