The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-07-28
BY
WARREN GLEN EXITS

noon is as follows: Leader, Mrs. Rod
Niles; paper, "Christlan Missions,
mart |: "From Earliest Times till
Near the Close of the Nineteenth
; Century, Mrs Layton Myrick; read I
inc. Mrs. Aiken. Hostess, Mrs: Mary |
Scott.
The Woman's Relief Corps gave a
pleasant social this evening at the
home of Mrs Reynolds. in West
Richmond, which was very successful.
A short but interesting program was
given, which was enjoyed by the
members.
A company of friends called on MI.
and Mrs. Hoy Book, whose marriage
took place recently, and gave them a
pleasant surprise last night.
castle Courier. Among the guests
was Miss Wilson, of this city.
The social given by the members
of the Epworth League of the Fifth
street NJ E. church last evening, was
a decided success. and was thoroughly
enjoyed by all who attended One fine
feature was the excellent program
given by the members, consisting Of
Rotations, talks and musical num-
bers. The program was we'll given.
A picnic was given last evening by
a small number of young people for
Wiles Elder, formerly of this city,
who is visiting here. There were ten
in the party and the evening was
spent pleasantly.
A camping party is being given
this week near Greensboro The fol-
lowing young women compose the
party: Misses Marjorie Pencil, Bes-
sic Louck. Miss Mccarthy Marie Con-
nell. of Lafayette; and the Misses
Devanney. of Glendale, Ohio. The
guests are enjoying a delightful out
ing.
Miss Olive Hedges entertained last
evening at her home at Newcastle IN
honor Of her house party guests. The
evening was pleasantly spent IN games
and music, which We're followed by
a light luncheon. Among the house
party guests from this city are the
Misses Nellie Davis, Marcia Furnas,
Elizabeth Middleton and Edna Moore.
All of the girls composing the party
are Earlham students.
A social will be given at the home
of Mrs. Weaver, in West Richmond
tomorrow afternoon.
Quite a number of visitors were en-
tertained last evening at the house
party Of Miss Edna Bayer and her
guests. west of the city. 1t is ex-
pected that the young women compos-
ing the house party will return today
or tomorrow.
A small party was given last even
ING by Miss Merrel Weeks in honor of
her guest Miss Medora Hopkins, of
Muncie. The hours were spent pleas
= antly in games and music.
The Home Missionary Society of
the First NJ f. church held it's meet
ing yesterday at the home Of Mrs.
Jones. on North Eleventh street, with
a good attendance. a program of I'M
usual excellence, consisting of papers
and articles read by the members, was
given After the program the men,
bers and their guests enjoyed a social
hour. Light refreshments were serv-
ed.
Mrs. John Barrett was the hostess
yesterday afternoon for the card par
ty at the Knights of Columbus club
rooms The hours were enjoyably
spent at euchre and the prizes were
won by Mrs. J. II. Luken and Mrs.
Arthur Crump. Mrs. Ed Kamp was
ty.
The Knights of Columbus are hold
ing a picnic today at Jackson Park
and a large number of Knights and
thhir ladies are attending the outing
A Nance will be given this evening al
the pavilion.
Miss Katherine Graves gave a pic