Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-03
SOCIETY


i : SOCIETY," !
The Ladies' Afternoon Social club i
meeting this afternoon with Mrs
Charles Esmaker, Randolph street
west side.
Willie Geier, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph GeIer. south eleventh street
was the victim of a surprise last night,
it being his seventeenth birthday an
| Iulversary. About twenty young peo-
pie were present and enjoyed the oc-
caslon very much. A nice luncheon
| was served.
The senior class of High school was
teltained in an elegant manner last
| night at the home of Frank Ross, east
Main street. The evening was devot-
ed to games of various kinds and re-
treshments were served
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Yesterday was the fifth wedding an
adversary of MIR. and Mrs. Theodore
Engiebert. S23 north / street, ard the
went was happily celebrated last night
by inviting about fifty of their friends
to their home. Noblet's orchestra
furnished the music for the evening
and dancing was one of the principal
features of the evening 8 entertainment
Mr.: Englebert is letter carrier
and the entire force at the
postoffice turned out, making tne eether
with the others present. about fifty
guests. The carriers presented Mr.
and Mrs. Englebert with handsome
rocker, in honor of their wooden we'd
ding and they received q number of
other useful tokens of esteem. An
elegant supper was served and the
company departed at late hour, wish
ing their host and tostess many happy
returns of the day.
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A pedro club was organized last
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Koogle, north twentieth street |
and the following persons are mem
bers: Messrs. and Mesdames Samuel |
Koogle, Will Rowlett, Ira Baker, Ma
son Byer, Morris Stanton, Lawrence
Handley and Rober, Hodgin.
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The meeting of Students of Soci-
)logy will be held tomorrow evening i
1t 7:3O in the Office of W. X Brad
bury, and steps may be taken toward
giving the organization a name and
outlining work for the members The
work, should any be attempted, will
De merely to gather data from local
Withholding conclusions
md even opinions.
This morning at 7:3O. at st. Mary's
'atholic church. the Rev. Father D | .
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cople are we'll known, and lareef
lumber of friends wish them Gods
peed on their life journey. /,
Last evening at the residence of Mr..
nd Mrs Palmer Strattan, in the 9
iggemeyer block, there was surprise
,arty, planned and executed by mem
,ers of the choir of the Fifth street
q. E. church. The party presented
0 Mr.. and Mrs. Strattan a handsome I
,hair as token of esteem. The even :
ng was very apleasantly spent with
music and games. Those present were
he Misses Amanda Wolfer, Daisy
Maule, May Bryfogle, Flossie Lamb.
Josie Campbell, Martha Campbell,
Lizzie Campbell, Lizzie Addington.
Nellie Threewits, Agnes Scherb, Lii
ian Gibbs, Flora Fleming; Mrs. Har-
ry Stillinger. Harry Fisher, Oliver b.
John II. Graham, Paul Neal,
Walter Senior, w. S. Taylor and Ora
Mrs. Caroline Reeves entertained
party of about thirty for luncheon at
The Westcott today.
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The supper and social at the North |
A Street Friends meeting house last
evening was attended by a good sized
crowd, and all present had the delight
full time characteristic OF the social
events of that church.
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Miss Cora Igleman entertained a
number of her friends at her home on
south fourth street last evening. A
delightful evening was spent by all.
Those present were Misses Marie Da-
Wis, Katie Conroy, Lucille Mahtr.
Abbie Harris and Cora Igleman.
Messrs. John Harrington, Exum Haas,
Dudley Elmer, Wayne Foster and AL
bert Mcclure.
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Yesterday was the birth day anni-
versary of Mr.. Wilbur Sanders of
S oring Grove, and the event was cele-
GRATED in jolly little party gotten up
in Mr. Sanders honor by his mother.
1t was an exceedingly pleasant event