Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 138, 25 March 1910 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUX-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, MARCn 23, 1910.

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Edited By Miss Elizabeth R. Thomas

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. An Interesting letter was received at this office this morning written by MIsa Ilda E. Jones who is visiting with friends and relatives in Pittsburg. Pa. Recently Miss Jones attended an announcement party and an account of the affair is as follows: The Misses Hastings delightfully entertained a large company of friends at their beautiful suburban home at Ben Avou, Pa., Friday of last week. During the afternoon the engagement of Miss Belle Hastings to Mr. Lee C. Peacock of Richmond. Indiana, was announced. The wedding will be celebrated in the near future. The house was beautifully decorated for the occasion with cut flowers. In the dining room red flowers and hearts were utilized In embellishing. The table presented a most attractive appearance with its appointments of red roses and red shaded candles. Candles were placed at each, place. Mr. Peacock is a Y. M. C. A. worker and is also a prominent member of the Friends church. He has a large number of friends in this city. Ac one time he was the Karlham foot ball coach and also coached the local high school team. Mr, Peacock is also a graduate of Earlham college. Miss Hastings is very well known here having visited her sister, Mrs. Sharon E. Jones a number of times. They will reside in this place. Their' many friends in this city extend most hearty congratulations. Miss Jones expects to attend the wedding celebration. , : . J J J ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. The engagement of Mr. Carl Duning to Miss Freda Erk has been announced. Both young people are well and favorably known here. The wedding will be celebrated sometime in August. 5-V J J J A GUEST HERE. ; Miss Ruth Keogh, who graduates in June from Oldenburg college, near Cincinnati will spend her Easter vacation with her mother, Mrs. Anna Keogh. . js Ji CALLED HEAE. ; Dr. W. H. Evans and daughter, Miss Etta Evans of San ford. Florida, have been called to this city on account of the. serious illness of Mr. Evans's ; mother, Mrs. M. A.-Evans, 216 South Eighth street. . ' Arrangements completed. - Arrangements are almost completed for the elaborate Easter ball to be held Monday evening, March twentyeighth in the Pythian temple. Members of the Wednesday Evening Assembly with a number of put-of-town guests wll compose this charming party. Dancing will begin at eight-

fifteen o'clock. An attractive feature

of the affair is the dance music which is to be furnished by the Russell Smith orchestra of Indianapolis. The musical numbers to be rendered are: Wait Till the Sim Shines, Garden of Dreams, Big Red Shawl, Bye Baby Bunting, The Violet and the Rose, That's a Plenty, Vanity, You're a Dear

Old World. Honey Gal, Melody tin F Intro: Cavilleria Rusticana. Nappy

Lee. Lonesome, That's a Plenty, Oh! Dry Those Tears, Gee Whiz, Jack and Jill. "Dusty, Good-Night Beloved, Good Night,, The Society Swing, . Home Sweet. Home. V ' ' 7- " ji ' TO KENTUCKY. Mr. Earl O'Hara of North Eleventh street left yesterday for Bardwell, Ky. where he will spend Easter the guest of friends. j J TRUSS-BILLHEIMER. - About sixty invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Blanche Billheimer and Mr. Robert Truss, Sunday morning at nine o'clock at the home of Mrs. IdaLemon, where Miss Hillhelmer has lived for several years. ' Miss Billheimer Is - widely known among church circles and also as one of the most capable and accomplished trained nurses of Richmond. Her host of friends will greatly miss her. Mr. Truss is a well known newspaper man, having edited one of the most influential English newspapers of Central America for the past several years. ; They will leave after the ceremony for their new home in Edmonton, in the Province of Alberta. Canada. 'J J J RECEPTION FOR MR. KENNA. ; A reception will be given this evening in the Fairview school building in honor of Rev. A. H. Kenna, pastor of the Third M. E. church by the members of the Fairview Young Peo-

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pie's club. A program as follows will be given during the evening: Song America. Invocation Rev. A. H. Kenna. Paper, Why Have the Club John

Thomas.

Vocal Solo Dorthy Williams. Reading Constitution Esther Eubank s. - Piano Duet Misses Hough and Addleman. Reading Ruth Wickett. Voice Solo Florence Parks. Address Rev. R. J. Wade. Instrumental Solo Stella Thomas. The Club and the Church Rev. A. II. Kenna. i SPEND EASTER AT MUNCIE. Mrs. Joseph Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Compton of Richmond, will spend Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams of East Main street. Muncie Press. A GUEST HERE. J. C. Walker was in Richmond on Monday and Tuesday, and while there attended the entertainment given by Richmond Commandery, Knights Templars, iu celebration of its 45th anniversary. Dayton News. j J J MISS GAAR ENTERTAINS. A large and enjoyable bridge party was given this afternoon by Miss

Mary Gaar at her pretty home on East Main street. Miss Gaar also will entertain informally this evening for Miss Thomson of Indianapolis. GUESTS AT CAMBRIDGE. Mr. and Mrs. William George of Muncie, Indiana are the guests of friends in Cambridge City. tS GAVE A SHOWER. An attractive feature of Thursday's social schedule was the linen shower given by Mrs. Frank Mabey, 521 South Twelfth street, in honor of her sister, Miss Lucy Ford who will be married in June to Mr. Maly of Cincinnati. The house was beautifully decorated with spring flowers and ferns. The bride-elect received a number of beautiful pieces of linen. About fifty guests were invited, thirty being in attendance. Late in the afternoon a delicious spring luncheon in several courses was served. ARE VISITING HERE. Mrs. J. W. McNary and three children of Dayton, 0hi6, are" in the city, being guests at the home of Reir. and Mrs. McNary. ' J J J WILL LEAVE SOON. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mabey of South Twelfth street, expect to leave about the first of April for Indianapolis, which place they will make their future home. J J J IS IMPROVING. The many friends of Mrs. J. Y. Poundstone, who is at Reid Memorial hospital, will be glad to learn that she is Improving. Mrs. Poundstone expects to be able to como home in about a week. . t& MRS. FRANCISCO HOSTESS. Mrs. Hannah D. Francisco gave the first of a series of parties yesterday afternoon at her home On Kinsey 6treet. Spring flowers were used in decorating the different rooms where the guests were received. Thimbles added to the pleasure of the afternoon, all the guests enjoying, an hour at needlework. Miss Lucy Francisco and Miss Edith Francisco, assisted their mother in . entertaining. ' Luncheon was served to forty guests. An "At' Home" will be observed Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Francisco and her daughters. j$ j TO GIVE DANCE. The young people who gave such a successful dance last Friday evening ifi'the Odd Fellow's hall have arranged for , another dance to be given Thursday evening March thirty-first. This affair will also be given In the Odd Fellow's hall. J & J5 A GUEST HERE. Miss Hester Thomson of Indianapolis, is the house suest of Miss Mary Gaar of East Main street. She was an honor guest at the party given this afternoon by Miss Gaar. Miss Thomson will remain over for the Easter ball, Monday evening. jC jS HOUSE PARTY. The first house party of the early spring will be the week-end company to be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. George Dilks, Jr., of Spring Grove. The affair will begin this evening. Among the guests bidden to the function are Miss Magdalena Englebert, Miss Nina Pennell, Miss Maud Thistlethwaite, Miss Clara Myrick, Miss Edna Johnson. Miss Ethel Bertsch, of Cambridge City, Mr. Fred Johnson, of Bloomington, Mr. Gaar Williams, of Indianapolis, Mr. Lon Bertsch. of Cambridge City, Mr. Mark Thistlethwaite, of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Will Haughton and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jay. This will be one of the most delightful companies to be given during Easter. Jt J : -GUEST AT HAGERSTOWN. Mrs. J. M. Thurston was a recent guest at Hagerstown, Indiana. She attended a meeting of the Progressive club. .... ,. : IS OF INTEREST. Miss Mary Thomas was hostess to the members of the Beau-Not club at her home on West Jackson street last

evening at an Easter euchre party.

The score cards were hand-decorated

in various Easter designs and the luncheon was carried out in Easter decorations and novelties. Miss Maud Clark secured the favor for high score. Miss Lillian Price, of North Jefferson street, ' will entertain the club next Thursday evening. Muncie Press. Miss Thomas is a frequent guest in this city. J JH JB GIVEN A SURPRISE. Mrs. E. Zuttermeister was given a very pleasant surprise this afternoon by a number of her friend. The event was arranged for by her daughter, Miss Anna E. Zuttermeister and was in celebration of Mrs. Zuttermeister's seventy-fourth birthday anniversary. The guests Included old acquaintances of the hostess. During the afternoon musical numbers were given. Miss Anna was assisted in entertaining by her niece, Miss Florence Zuttermeister of Lawrence, Kansas, who has been visiting here for the past two months. Refreshments were served. The children and grandchildren of Mrs. Zuttermeister also gave her a postal card shower. j o .

lowing program was presented:

-William and Mary" Mrs. William

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"West Minister Abby vH other

Great Cathedrals" Mrs. Emma Eva.

A sketch of "Paradise Lost" Mrs. Abram Johnson. Current Events Mrs. Arthur Bundy After the program officers to serve for the ensuing year were elected. They are": President Miss Emma Lindemuth. Vice President Mrs. Geo. KnlghL

Secretary Mrs. Abram Johnson. Assistant Secretary Mrs. William Bowman. 4 ana bhmmm.

Bundy. Committees were also appointed as follows: Conversation Mrs. William Bowman, Mrs. Emma Eva and Miss Victoria Lindemuth. Music Mrs. Arthur Bundy and Miss Alice Price. Social Mrs. Mary Price, Mrs. J. E. Moore. Mrs. William Bowman and Mrs. Chauncey Riffle. At the close of the meeting refresh

ments were served. In two weeks

CLUB NOTES

EASTER MARKET. The Denver Brown Camp auxiliary will hold an all day Easter market Saturday in the market house. The public is invited to attend. ALICE CAREY CLUB. A number of Important matters were considered at yesterday's meeting of the Alice Carey club held at the home of Mrs. George Knight on South Twelfth street! As soon as the guests assembled the folTreasurer Miss Alice Price. Assistant Treasurer Mrs. Arthur

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Mrs. Mary Price will entertain the club at her home on North Fifteenth street. The season for the club will soon close. J J J AID SOCIETY MEETING. And Important meeting of the Aid society of the Second Presbyterian church was held Thursday afternoon with Mrs. F. D. Warner, at her home. 505 North Eighteenth street. Annual election of officers resulting as follows was held:

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