The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-25

Inc Misses Nicholson entertained
lat indianapolis yesterday for Mrs.
Virginia Meredith, of Cambridge City
this county. A few friends were en-
tertained at noon luncheon and for
the afternoon by the Nicholsons and
their guest, Miss Kerker, of Louis
willie, and Mrs. Meredith read an ex-
cellent paper on ''Industral Educa-
ton, - which was highly appreciated
by her hearers. The afternoon was
spent in a social way.
The Young Women s Missionary So
ciety of the First M. E. church held
a very pleasant session last evening at
the home of Miss Friedley, in North
Tenth street, with a large number of
the members present. A very inter
esting program was given by the
members and Miss Goodwin. of Indi-
annapolis, entertained the members
with short talk on young peoples
missionary work. After the program
a pleasant social hour was spent.
The ice cream social at College
Hill school this evening promises to
be a very enjoyable event.
Mrs. f. Y. Barnes entertained
company of gentlemen last evening
at a dinner, given at her home on
North A street. The affair was in
honor of her husband, the occasion
being his birthday, and the guests
thoroughly enjoyed the delightful
function. The table was decorated in
a handsome way with huge masses of
flowers
Mrs. Thomas Nicholson and daugh-
ter returned from Lake Harriet,
Mimi, yesterday.
A dancing party was given at Jack
son Park yesterday by several young
people from Cambridge City and
Richmond.
The Beeler house party, which is
being held at the country home of
the Beelers, south of the city, prom
Uses to be very enjoyable affair, as
much so as any of the other house
parties that have been held this sum-
mer. The Misses Elsie and Jessie
Beeler are the hostesses for the event.
The party in which are the Misses
Ruth Mashmeyer, Bessie Thompson,
Fannie Campbell, Martha Murray, of
Denver; and others. left this morning
for the weeks outing. A large party
of callers is expected tonight and an
informal dance will be given this
week.
Miss Ruby Reed gave a picnic yes
terday evening in Glen Miller in hon
Or of her guests, for whom she is Civ
ing house party this week. About
twenty young people were present and
spent a very pleasant evening. A
ll9ht luncheon was served.
Mrs. Louis Knopf entertained the
members of the Tuesday Social Club
an dtheir guests at a very pleasant
yesterday afternoon. The
of thisc Tub will hereafter be
held on Wednesday instead of Tues
day, the change being made yester-
day. The afternoon was enjoyably
spent in needle work and in a general
social way. A light luncheon was
served at the close of the afternoon.
The st. Rose Society of the st. An
drew's church gave lawn social last
evening, which was a very successful
affair. The attendance was very good
and the lawn was prettily Illuminated
with japanese lanterns, which gave a
beautiful effect. Refreshments were
served
TIE st. Rose Society will give a card |
party this evening in St. Andrews
hall.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the First Presbyterian church met
yesterday afternoon in the church
parlors. in Mort Tenth street. The
session was held yesterday instead of
Friday on account of the Chautauqua.
The attendance of the members and !
friends of the society was very good !
and the program given was an excel |