The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-16

o'clock, with Mrs. C. S. Wolfer,
300 North Eighteenth street.
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| The Wednesday Society of the
First Presbyterian church which was
TO have met this evening, will meet,
instead, this afternoon, at half after
two o'clock at the home of Mrs. l..
NJ. Emmons, Il South Eighth street.
A large attendance is desired. An
interesting feature of the program
will be an original Thanksgiving
story by Mr. s. E. B. Grosvenor.
Bullerdick-Kain.
The many friends Of Mr.. David
Bullerdick and Mrs. Elizabeth L.
Kahn will no doubt be pleasantly
surprised to hear Of their marriage
at ST. Louis, November 10. Both
bride ;Ad ~room are we'll known
here, ana Aa,-e y host of friends who
, wish them .e> cry success in their new
| venture. Nj. and Mrs. Bullerdick
who are the guests of the formers
son, at st. Louis, after attending
the Fair, viii visit principally in
Los Angeles, California, and other
Western cities and expect to return
to Richmond about May LIST, where
| they will make their future home.
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The Ladies' Sodality of st.
| Mary's church anticipate very
, pleasant time, this evening at their
social for new members and guests.
A program has been prepared and
large attendance of members is
earnestly requested. These annual
socials have proven very successful
in the past and are growing in in
terest each year.
AT the joint reception Of the
Frances f. Willard, Mary f. Thorn
as and Young Women's Christian
Temperance Unions to be held at
Rhoda Temple, Thursday afternoon,
November Il. from = 10 o'clock the
following interestin" program has
been arranged: Song: Scripture read
ing and PRAYER. Rachel r. Hill;
Evangelistic. Elizabeth Hau@hton:
Peace, Lavinia Baily: Mothers
meeting, Elizabeth Gambler; Jail and
Prison, Ellen Davis: General work
for the year, Rena Randle; Litera-
ture, Hanna Graves: Medal contest,
Maryetta Overman; Young Peoples
Work, Vera Smith; General Re-
marks, Martha Little The public is
cordially invited. Refreshments
will be served free.
The Gonzaea Young Mems Club
entertained friends at the ST. An
drew's club house last evening at
cards. About fifty people played
durin" the evening. Prizes were
won by Mr.. John Reichler and Miss
Clara Stems. Refreshments were
served.
The ladies Of the Navajo Card
Club entertained their husbands at
6 O'Clock dinner 1T The home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew RoSer in South
Tenth street last evening. After
the elegant dinN~ cards were in
dulgcG in. Prizes were won by Mr..
Will Klute,Nrs Ed Klute. Mr.. Bert
Gaines and Mrs. John Hutchinson.
Those present were Messrs. and Mes
DANES John Hutchinson, Frank
Neal, Will Klute, Ed Klute, Sol
Frankel, Bert Gaines, Andrew Ro-
ser and Charley Webb.
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st. Rose Society, composed of the
ladies of ST. Andrews church will
give Il box party at the hall next
Wednesday evening, November %.
There will be Il card party and So
cial in connection and the affair
promises TO be very enjoyable one
Mrs. Sadie Newcomb delightfully."-
entertained yesterday afternoon at
her home in North + street the
Washington Club, OF which she is a
members. The hours were spent So
eially, prizes for contests being
awarded to Mrs. Jane Barnes and
Mrs. Byers. The hostess for next
meeting will be Mrs. Ida Cutter.
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A progressive euchre club, of re-
cent origin, held its initial meeting
last evening at the home of Mrs. j.
III. Shofer in South Seventh street.