Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 249, 6 October 1906 — Page 5
Page Five. I) ITS SI O-oo Sociol and Personal Mention MRS. JEANNETTE GAAR LEEDS ENTERTAINED AT DINNER LAST EVENING AT HER HOME ON NORTH EIGHTH STREET MRS. JUDSON RUPE ENTERTAINED MEMBERS OF CARD CLUB AT DINNER MISS RUBY HUNT GAVE DINNER PARTY FOR HER HOUSE GUESTS. HATS $1.00 NO MORE NO LESS
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Mrs. Jeannette Gaar Leeds enter
tained at dinner last evening at her
home on North Eighth street. The table decorations were ferns and
vangated foliage. At reach cover
was a pink candle. In the company were Mrs. W. W. Starr, Miss Elizabeth Nixon. Mr. D.G. Reid of New York, Mr. John Golden of New York, Mr. S. S. Stratton and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Leeds. 4f Mrs. Judson Rupe entertained the members of a card club last evening at dinner, The guests were Messrs ao-fl Mesdames Judson Rupe, Walter Hutton, Prank Watt, Samuel Caar, Albert Reid, Frank Reid, J. A. Greenstreet, Geo. Seidell, E. RBeatty and J. S. Zoller. Miss Ruby Hunt entertained at dinner last evening in honor of her house guests. The table decorations were American beauty roses and Sprengine. At each plate was red shaded candles. After the dinner the guests formed a dancing party at dancing school. In the company were Misses Bess Bosler, ; Norah Ileson, Fredricka Faulkner of Connersville, Lucy Hardy of Indianapolis, Nina Pennell, Juliet Swayne, Messrs Orville Comer, Frank Harold, Ernest Hill, Omer Whelan, Erman Smith,
Harry Jay and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Houghton. A number of playmates and little friends of Miss Rosanna Wallace formed a party and pleasantly surprised her Thursday night. Music and games afforded the amusements
for the evening. Among those pre
sent were Jesse Scherb, Katherine Scarce, Marguerite Gross, Laura Holzapfel, Freva Daily, Ruth Holzap-
fel and Masters Jesse Barnes, Well ington McTail, Clarence Shover, Har
vey Woods, Edward Shawan, Oris Isenhour, David Walter and Harold
Wallace.
A denghtrui surprise party was given Mr. and Mrs. Burton Gaines at
their home last night on North 17th street, by the members of the Merry
Time Whist Club. The husbands of
the members accompanied their
wives and a merry time was enjoyed by all. The prizes were won by Mr. George Scott and Mrs. Edgar Haseltine. The woman's consolation prize
by Mrs. Sol Frankel and the man's by Mr. Thomas Jessup. Those present were: Messrs and Mesdames
Sol Frankel, Howard Townsend, Ed
ward Klute, Lon Cox, Edgar Haseltine, Harry Rost, George Scott, Thos.
Jessup and Jeff Wilson. '
The choir of the .First M. E. church
.gave a social last evening In the
church parlors after choir rehearsal. These socials will be held once a month in connection with the rehearsals. '
The Alice Carey Club held a busi
ness meetting a the home of Mrs.
Chauncey Ripple of South 12th street
The following officers were elected:
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meeting will be Thursday afternoon and the program will be of a miscellaneous character. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Taylor were pleasantly surprised at their home on South A street. The company included Messrs and Mesdames Harry Needham, James Zoller, Frank Lane, Edward Craighead and Walter Jones. 4f -MMr. and Mrs. Paul Comstock entertained at dinner last evening at their home on South 14th street. The guests included"Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mc Cabe, Mr. and Mrs. Nettleton Neff, Mr. and Mrs. Piatt Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stimson and Mrs. Robert Ferrinday. i-; - 4f 4fr Miss Margaret Sedgwick entertained last evening in honor of her house guests who are Misses Nina Harris Edith Moore, Hazel Freeman, Pearl Hasecoster, Alice Hill, Hilda Shute, Florence, , Shute, Edna Chandlee and AnnJiilks,vj,' (i ''. The following invitations have been issued: Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gleason
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter f. Caroline to Mr. William Samuel Charles on Wednesday evening, October seventeenth nineteen hundred and six at seven forty-five o'clock
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Oliver Taylor of Greensfork, was in
the city on business yesterday.
, Ora Williams of Red Key, was here
yesterday.
Leslie Turner has returned from a
business trip In the South.
Miss Florence Reeves has gone to
Cincinnati. 9 .
J. W. Martinsville Is in the city, the
guest of friends.
Miss Barger of Cleveland is the
guest of friends and relatives.
Miss Blanche Kerr of Greensfork,
visited here yesterday.
Miss Ora Conrad is visiting Mun-
cie friends. '
N. IL Chalfant, of Bluffton, spent
yesterday with local friends.
Miss Martha Hodgin will spend the
winter with her parents in Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Elliott wlH
spend the winter in California. They
leave in about ten days.
Mrs. John Hardman was a visitor
in Hamilton yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cooper have gone
to Oklahoma where they will visit Mr.
Cwper's brother.
W. H. Lough has returned from Ea
ton, O.
Miss Mary Gaar has left for Phila
delphia, where she enters Miss Ship
ley's school. She was accompanied
by her mother.
Mrs. J. M. Westcott is visiting in
Indianapolis.
Mrs. George Guyer is entertaining
Mrs. French of Winchester.
Miss Albright of Winchester, has
returned to her home.
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Anam, according to stories reaching Paris frm IndO:Cliina. has again been STuilty of i sucVj atrocities that the French governicentiE'ay become comrelld to adopt rigorous disciplinary
-measures, as it did several years ago, when, on account cf the scandal caus
ed by the barbarous torture of the
king's personal attendants, the French resident, at head of the jeadarrnerie, entered the palace to save the lives
of the attendants and restore order. In August the king was seized .with a homicidal mania, ordered seven of
his wives to be executed and -looked
with delight while they wereslowly
tortured to death.
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RUSSIAN GENERAL
HUIITIIOIS WIFE
Fugitive Lieutenant Essipoff
Steals Ouchakoffs Wife and Flees.
Republicans , of Massachusetts i
Convention, Endorses Administra
tion of President Roosevelt and
Cheer Atty. Gen. Moody.
THE HUSBAND IS ENRAGED
Boston, Oct., o. Ex-Governor John L. Bates was chairman of the Republican state convention, which met
here for the nomination of candidates,
to be voted for at the November election. An incident of the work of or
ganization was a demonstration given
Attorney General Moody when he
arose to move the appointment of the committee on resolutions. The plat
form reported and adopted indorses
the administration of President Roosevelt and Gov. Guild and declares adherence to the policy of protection,
the tariff to be revised when the in
terests of the country require it, and
urges that representation in congress be reduced in states where there ia
a suppression of the vote.
The convention, by acclamation,
renominated the following state officers: Governor, Curtis Guild, jr.; Lieutenant Governor, Eben S. Draper; Secretary of State, William M. Olin; Auditor, Henry E. Turner.
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AS TO THE FIREMEN.
Paris, Ocz. .o2t interest wa'
craated here wh3n it was learned tha' the fugitive Russian lieutenant Gabrie
Essipolf, accompanied by the wife o
General Quci-aliof?' arrived here fron
New York. -.They came on the steame:
Savoie, flying from the vengeance of the husband, a former friend of Essi
poff. The elopers fled from St. Peters
burg several wesks ago, closoly pursued by the general, who tracked them to various cities in Europe and finally reached Hamburg two hours after
they sailed for New York. The gen
eral followed on the next steamer ca!y
to End upon arrival there th2t his wife and the lieutenant returned to Europe on ths Savoie. Ouchakoff is
on the steamer La Provence on his
vay here. "Do you know Genera Ouchakoff threatens to ki.'l you?" Essipoff was asked. "Yes," was the answer,"but he will never find us. "We
will be gone before he arrives here."
Jefferson City, Mo., Oct. 5. Governor Folk sent a letter to Governor Hoch of Kansas, opening a question involving the boundary line between Missouri and Kansas and the consequent control over an island in the Missouri river on which there Is gambling resorts. Governor Folk asserts thafMf
) the island is within the limits of Mis
souri measures will be taken to stop the gambling at once. The island, which contains about 400 acres, lies between Clay county, Mo., and Wyandotte county, Kas., and was formed by the divergence of the river about 15 years ago. Neither Missouri nor Kansas has entered claim to the island.
Pianos. The first pianoforte was Invented by a German named Backers, about 1TC7. There 13 still in existence the name board of a piano inscribed, "Amer5cus Backers, Inventor, Jermyn Street, London, 1776. GREAT CAVE IN MOUNTAIN
WATSON HAS RESIGNED.
Not as Congressman But as Representative in Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias.
Congressman Watson has sent In his resignation as Supreme Representative-of the Knights of Pythias of Indiana to the Supreme Lodge at New-
Orleans. The letter of resignation was addressed to Hon. Jonce Monyhan, of Orleans, Ind.. the newly elected Grand Chancellor. Mr. Watson says that his many speaking engagements forced him to take that course, although he regretted to dofb. He will be in the East when Supreme Lodge meets at NewOrleans and therefore could not mend. Mr. Watson is the only maT who hag been elected Supreme Representative threo times by the Indlak Pythians In the
history of IndianT Pythianism.
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