The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-07-16
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dar Springs hotel, east Of the city,
was held last evening, instead of to-
night. The dance was the most en-
joyable Of the series SO far, and the
ball room was beautifully decorated
with flowers. An fine orchestra fur
nished the music. Several parties Of
young society people from this city
and Dayton attended the dance. The
weekly functions at Cedar Springs
are proving very popular and are we'll
attended. The dance next week will
be given on Saturday evening.
Several parties Of Richmond peo-
pie will take dinner at Cedar Springs
tomorrow evening.
Four picnic parties spent yesterday
Afternoon picnicking in Glen Miller
Park.
A party from Centerville pickilick-
ed in Jackson Park last evening.
Little Charlotte Allison gave a de-
lightful party yesterday afternoon, the
occasion being her birthday. About
twenty of her small friends were pres
ent and spent the afternoon pleasantly
in playing games. Light refreshments
were served at the close.
The Junior C. E. Society Of the
Third M. E. church entertained its
friends last evening with an ice cream
social, given ON the church lawn in
West Richmond. A large number Of
people attended the social, which was
very pleasant affair. A short mus
zeal program was given in the church
and the numbers were we'll received.
Mrs. Andrew Roser was the host
ess for an enjoyable euchre party
yesterday afternoon, the affair being
given in honor of Mrs. Anna Fryar,
Of Plain City, Indiana, who is the
guest Of relatives here. The hours
were pleasantly spent at the games,
after which prizes were given and re-
freshments were served.
The weekly dance given at the
Country Club last evening was one of
the most enjoyable Of the series.
About twenty-five couples were on the
floor, including several from out of
town who are visiting in the city. The
affair was very pleasant one. s..
On July29 the pioneers of 1927 will
give their annual picnic at the Glen.
Preparations for the public are being
made at the present and the picnic
will be a pleasant one.
The Iris Social Club has closed it's
meetings for the season. The first
meeting Of next year will be held in
the latter part Of September. IT.
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The Ivy Club held the closing
meeting Of the year this week at the
home Of Mrs. Jeff Wilson, with near
ly all of the members present. The
afternoon was spent in social way.
appropriate to the final meeting.
The first meeting Of next season will
be held in September.
The social given by the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the Grace church at
the home of Mrs. T. A. Mott yester-
day was a very delightful one. Mes
danes Thomas Newly and Allen Mote
assisted the hostess. A short program
of musical selections was we'll receiv-
ed by the members and the afternoon
was spent in social manner.
The Ladies Of Honor met Thursday
evening at the home of Miss Rather
inc Moelk, on East Main street. The
evening was pleasantly spent in a So
cial way. Light refreshments were
served.
A new and unique club has been
formed in this city, to be known as
the "Idea Club,' the chief purpose
Of which is social enjoyment. The
club will also be in the nature of a
beneficiary society. The members
number about twenty and the meet
ings will be held fortnightly.