The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-05

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mon Homes" in which she told of the
strange position of the women in the
families of Mormons. Other mem
bers followed with short articles all
dealing with the general subject,
" Mormonism. Mrs. Emma Ranks
gave the "News from Home Fields"
and Mrs. Ed Hinsky entertained the
society with an excellent vocal solo.
After the program light refreshments
We're served and the members en-
joyed social hour.
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The following Hagerstown persons
formed a party which attended the
May Festival Concert last evening:
Misses Grace Chamness, Edna Pain
ter. Leona Halderman, Jessie and Co.
ra Harter, Ella Pierce. Dora Martin,
Laura Bryson, Mabel Teeter, Miriam
da Cory, Nettie Stout and Blanche
Kaufman; Mesdames John Teeter,
Leona Teeter, Luke McTigue, and
Henry Keagy; Messrs. John Replogle,
James Dougherty, Walter Foutz, M.
w. Grill, Samuel Working, A. c.
Walker, B. A. Mason. H. c. Teeter,
and Harry Stolz.
The monthly meeting of the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society Of
the First M. f. church was held yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
F. B. Clark. on South Fourteenth
street. There was a full attendance
of members and one of the most inter-
esting programs of the year was fur
nished The subject for the papers
Of the afternoon was emission Work
in China,' and Mrs. Tanner read a
very cxccllcn; article on the wo L To
missionaries have done in the eastern
kingdom and also Of the many hard
ships which they have had to endure
before the accomplishment of their
work could be brought about. Mrs.
Berry also had an interesting article
dealing with the people and the coun-
try of China, in which article sketches
of the habits and manners, etc., Of
/ tie Chinese were sven. Mrs. ! .cn!ss
necker and Mrs. Robinson entertain=
ed the society with fine musical selec-
tionS. The -cnlainlcr of the aft ,:'oo,
was spent in transacting the business
of the society, reviewing past and
planning future work, and a short
social time was lent. Mrs. Berry.
of South Fifteenth street, will be the
next hostess for the society.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
| Society Of Grace M. f. church was
entertained yesterday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. w. A. Ellis, in
West Richmond, who was assisted by
Mrs. Compton. A number of guests
were present beside the members.
The topic for the afternoon was
"Hospital and Medical Work at
Home and in the Foreign Countries. "
Mrs.M II l".! The dt votional = ,rciS-
cs after which Mis- G.. W.Wo: evyfea
paper, entitled "Medical Work and
Our Hospitals. in which she gave
an account of the work Of the physi-
clans in the hospitals and gave rea-
sons for the erection and maintenance
of more hospitals in the countries
where missionary work would be car
ried on. Mrs. Grace German render.
ed several we'll received musical Sc
lections and Miss Ella Kelley had ar
article on "The First Women Physi
clans Of the Orient" which proved
to be a very interesting one, dealing
with the trials which women were
} forced to endure who attempted tt
practice medicine and surgery in In
dia and China. After the program
some time was devoted to business
after which the EN- eaetbm rsdnih1
, guests enjoyed a short social hour
: Mrs. M. c. Price, assisted by Mrs
Fred Price. will be the hostess fol
:. the June meeting of the society.
: The card party given Yesterday aft
5 ernoon in the Knights of Columbus
: club rooms was very enjoyable one
Mrs. Rudy and Mrs. Conway wer
the hostesses for the afternoon
: Euchre, played at twelve tables
[ formed the feature of the afternoon
: and prizes were awarded at the clos
, of the games.
A pleasant surprise party wa
= given last evening in honor of Mrs
W., Eraon,nn Of Lo. In.,,a On0