The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-02-13

| yesterday evening by very interest
ing programs, which were as follows:
Ionian.
Paper, Stories of Jesus Morris N.
Dillon.
Recitation, S'When John Quit the
Farm &C. b. Larkin.
Original Stors OrvilIe Brunson.
The Pleasure of Poetry Arthur
Trester.
ecitation-Archibald Bond.
Phoenix Valentine Evening.
Music Mabel Huff.
Scene, Cupid IS Darts Annette
johnson.
| Music rancine Jenkins.
| The attendance Of the valentine so
cial given at the home Of Mrs. Hor-
ace Kramer, 100 north seventeenth
istreet, by the ladies of the Grace
| Methodist Aid society, was proof
enough Of the charm of the series of
"silver" entertainments began a
few weeks ago by these ladies. About
seventy-five guests were present,
Emaking it a financial as we'll as
social success.
The prettiness of the home was
enhanced by decorations of palms and
ferns In the reception rooms, and car
/ nations and ferns in the dining room.
where light refreshments were pref
tily served.
"A pleasing but brief program, con
sisting Of piano solos and short read
ings, was given Miss Elsie Shafer
and Mrs. Turner Hadley played, and
Mrs. Marble gave the readings.
Next week the society will not en-
tertain with a party. but will give a
turkey dinner at the church Friday
evening.
The young ladies of st. Andrew s
church entertained with a euclre
party last night, which was attended
by nearly hundred people. A sats-
factory sumo was added to the church
fund, and pleasant evening was en-
joyed beside.
The Ladies Aid society gave val
entine social at the First Methodist
Episcopal church last evening. The
parlors We're decorated with many
scarlet hearts. Hearts also decorated
a valentine booth, from which num-
Der of the pretty cards were sold.
Substantial refreshments were served.
A very happy event was the leap
year dance given last evening in
IPythian temple. There were fully
fifty couples in the grand march,,
which was led by Mr. and Mrs
Charles Kolp at 9 o'clock. Mrs. Kolp
was the principal assistant of the
young ladies who arranged the af-
fair. These young ladies were the
Misses Marie Kaufman, Jessie Beeler,
Alice Harvey, Edith Harvey, Ruth
Mashmeyer, Juliet Corwin and Lena
Coffin.
The music, which was excellent,
was furnished by Anderson s orches-
ira of indianapolis.
Punch was served between the
dances, which continued until late
hour.
A number of out of town guests were
present, among whom were the
Misses Craig, Caskill, Weber and Lit
| tie, Of Greenville; Maxim, Goodwin
and Hunt of New Castle, and Coglin,
of Indianapolis; Mr.. Arthur Saint, of
/ New Castle, and Mr. Charles King, of
indianapolis. a,
Miss Hunt, Of New Castle, arrived
here yesterday afternoon for short
visit with the Misses Edith and Alice
Harvey.
| Miss Helen Maxim, Of New Castle
IS visiting Mrs. J. A. Greenstreet, of
south seventh street.
Mrs. Frank Dorfin, Of Indianapo-
| lis, is a guest of her mother, Mrs. A.
l.. Smithmeyer, Of south seventh
street.
Miss Florence Eye, Of Oxford, O.
lis visiting with Miss Hazel Murphy,
of east Main street.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bowden of Sisterville,
W. Va, is visiting her brother, Mr..
| Enos F. Taylor, and Mrs Taylor,
1926 east Main street.