The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-28

field school will give an informal re-
ception at the school building this
evening from eight to ten O'Clock.
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Mrs. Henry Sherman was the
charming hostess this week Tor
party of young people, at her home
In South Thirteenth street, IN honor
of Misses Nellie Diggs and Oliver
Miller. Drive whist, played at four
tables was a feature of the even
in-'s pleasure, prizes being award
ed Miss Nellie Diggs and Mrs. }. b.
Gordon. After the games a two
course luncheon was served.
Those composing the party were:
Misses Nellie Diggs, Olive Miller,
Lucille Hollingsworth, Elizabeth
Townsend. Jeanette Landwer,
Maud Lamb, Martha Whitacre and
Jessie Landwer; Messrs. Walter
Wilson. Clarence Collins, Frank
Braffett, Elmer Eggemeyer, Bennett
Gordon, Pleasant Unthank and Oil
yer Thomas.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the First Presbyterian church
will give a "Guest Day. reception
this evening at half after seven
o'clock in the church parlors which
promises to be a highly enjoyable
affair. A large number Of invita-
4ions have been extended to the
members of the various other mis-
tie city, who will be cordially well
coined.
Mrs. Harry Estelle is the guest Of
Dayton friends for few days.
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The Young People of the Chris
tan church have arranged for nov
ell entertainment to be given in the
basement of the church i'll South
Tenth street, this evening.
The nature of. the affair is an in
door picnic, various games, contests
and pleasures characteristic Of a |
ebay in the woods" having been
provided for. The indoor "lawn"
has been prettily strewn with au-
tumn leaves and corn husks, pump |
kins, fruits and tempting nuts oc-
oupy conspicuous places.
All members and their friends are
cordially invited to bring we'll filled
baskets and come to join in the hap
py festivity.
Mrs. Guy McCabe gave a whist
party at her home. yesterday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Frank Elder,
of New York Roses and chrysan-
themums formed prominent part |
in the beautiful decorations of the
house. Drive whist was the feature
of the afternoon. There We're six
tables. The prizes were won by Mrs.
John Nicholson and Mrs. c. f.
Shiveley. Mrs. Elmer won the con-
ISOLATION prize and Mrs. Elder won
the guest prize. After the games
an elegant luncheon was served.
Among the guests was Mrs. James
A. Carr, of Springfield, Ohio, who is
visiting Mrs. J. NJ. Westcott.
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Miss Alice Griffin has issued invi-
tations for parcel shower to be
given at her home in North Ninth
street, Saturday evening, October
%, for Miss Mccarthy. whose mar
riage with Mr.. Arnold Klein has
been announced for November 9.
Mrs. Jennie Dickey and Mrs. An
ma Woods, of Greenville, O., moth
er and grandmother Of Mrs. j. B.
Rush, are her guests for the remain
Ger of the week
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The Occult Research Society en-
joyed a very pleasant meeting yes
terday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Jesse Thomas in South Twen-
ty-First street. Mrs. Larsh read an
interesting paper on "The World of
Dreams. Premonitory and Other
wise,' current events being handled
by Mrs. Matte johnson. The soci- .
ETY. will meet next week with Mrs.
Cora Rush, 325 North Eighteenth
street. 80:
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One of the most pleasant meet
lngs of the season enjoyed by the
Ladies' Afternoon Social Club, was
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