The daily palladium., 1904-08-09
BY
w ARREN GLEN EN- rs

Miss Louise Purcell gave delight
ful children s party at the Glen yes
terday afternoon for her little cous-
ins, Miss Bertha and Master John
Wasson. of Columbus. Ohio, who are
in Richmond for a few weeks. The
affair was merry one with children S
games and the amusements afforded
by the attractive features III the park,
with a picnic supper. Those who en-
loved Miss Purcell s hospitality were:
Misses Mary Purcell's hospitality Sci
del. Dorothy Jay, Charlotte Allison,
Corneiia and Mamie Shaw. and Ethel
Brown: Masters Charles Twigg. John
and Edwin Purcell and Dean Seidel.
Miss Purcell and Mrs. Martha Hum
phrey chaperoned the party.
Mrs. L. H. Bunyan will entertain
with a social at her home, 81 North
Twelfth street, tomorrow. There will
be good musical program, with light
refreshments, and Mrs. Bunyan
wishes it to be known that everyone
is cordially invited
Miss Bertha Larsh entertained very
informally this morning for her house
guests, Miss Margaret Shower and
Miss Emma Pease, of Indianapolis,
and Miss Emily Lindsay, of Pittsburg,
at her home on South Thirteenth
street. Miss Larsh's friends return
home Thursday.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of Whitewater quarterly meet
ing of Friends, will meet at the home
Of Mrs. Eva Wiggins, 211 North Fif-
teenth street, tomorrow, at quarter
past two o'clock. At roll call each
member is expected to respond with
verse on the subject of ''giving.'
Mrs. Charles j. Buntell entertained
at whist Saturday afternoon for her
guest, Miss Bryant, of Omaha, who
has been visiting Mrs. Buntell for
some days past and for whom several
functions have been arranged. A
charming lunch was served and the
prizes were awarded to Miss Ruby
Hasecoster and Miss Lucille Gaar,
the consolation going to Mrs. Harry
Morrow. The guests were: Misses
Mary Lemon, Edna Mcclure, Ruby
Hasecoster, Mary Hill and Miss Lu-
ellie Gaar; ;Mesdames Charles Mcclure
Gaylon Lamb, Fred Jay, Frank Gill
bert. Omar Murray, Ira Swisher,
Frank T. Reed, Fred Lemon and Har-
ry Morrow. Those from out OF town
were Mrs Wilmington and Mrs. Dick
hut, of Indianapolis and Miss Kelley,
of Dayton (This mention was omit
ted from yesterdays issue by mis-
chance)
Miss May Thompson and Miss Ethel
Stewart are entertaining the little
girls of their Sunday school classes in
the First Presbyterian church this aft
ernoon from to o'clock at the home
of Miss Thompson on North Eleventh
street. The little people will be anus
ed with games and light lunch.
A gay party of young people are
in camp South Of Richmond where
they expect to entertain some of their
friends from town this week. The
! party is made up of the Misses Ma
mie Bartel, Louise, Matte and Lizzie
Behring, Mary Hasemeier, Ricka Van
Pein and Clara Weidner, Miss Rena
Shepherd, of"Pendleton, Ind, and
Clara Classen, of Cincinnati.
The meeting of the c. w. B. M. of
the Christian church meets this aft
ernoon at half past two O'Clock with |
Mrs. Robert Wilson, 42 South Thir-
teenth street.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Christian church meets tomorrow,
Wednesday, afternon at half past two
o'clock in the church. corner tenth
,-and south B streets.
The Christian Endeavor society
of the Christian church will give a
backward social tomorrow evening
sin the church parlors.
Miss Edna Moore, Miss Bessie Mid |
dleton and Miss Anna Bradbury sail !
on 1.-THE Caracas, from New York /
for Porto Rico on the 18th of Sep
tember. They will be joined by three !
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