Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-06
EVENTS OF TEE DAY.
EDITED
BY
nj ISS
MXRICK

E110Cn party ny Mis-. OAdIlcS hlu-
der and Mrs. Ernest Lindley, at 2O5
north thirteenth street.
Meeting of First Baptist Mission
airy society with Mrs. E. g. Beetle,
4O3 north sixteenth street in the aft
ernoon.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of Grace Methodist Episcopal
church with Mrs. Joseph Stevenson,
% south thirteenth street.
Party at Country club this even
ing.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Christian Women S board of mis-
sions was held yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. J. A. Walls, p south tenth
street. Mrs. Robert Wilson, ably dis
eussed ''The Women of the Century"
and Mrs. r. f. Kirl1man opened the
years study of China with a reading
on the missionary work being ac-
complished in that country. The pre-
vious meeting Of the board closed
years study of India. After these
two interesting papers program for
week of prayer was arranged as
| follows:
Thursday = Held in Christian
church, combined with regular week
| ~ prayer meeting and led by Mr..
Haisley.
Friday Host and hostess Rev. and
Mrs. White, 45 south tenth street.
Subject, "The Kingdom of God"
led by Mrs. R. T. Harris.
Saturday. Host and Hostess, DR..
and Mrs. J. A. Walls, q south tenth
street. Subject, "The Privilege of
the Power of Prayer led by Mrs
Dufe
Monday Host and Hostess, Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Harris, 43 south
eighth street. Subject, "The Church
of Christ, > led by Mrs. Wright
Tuesday = Host and hostess, Mr..
and Mrs w. S. Kaufman, LOG south
seventh street. Subject, "The En-
thronement of Christ on EARTH" led
| by Mrs Walls.
Wednesday-Ho and hostess, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Wilson, ~ south
thirteenth Subject, "The Family /;
the School," led by Mrs. Converse.
Thursday Week closed in connec-
ton with regular weekly prayer meet
ing at the church Subject, "The
Holy Spirit, God s Free Gift" led
/ BY Mrs. White.
/ Refreshments were served at the
close Of the meeting, and the mem
bers we're reminded that the next
meeting shall be held with Mrs. Rob
lert Wilson.
The program Of the Tuesday After
math, which met yesterday with Mrs.
T. A. Mott. 200 north eighth street
was altered from that published for
the day in the club year book. The
president, Mrs. Kelly, preceded the
prepared numbers by reading ex-
tracts from "Neurosis, a Royal Fam
lily Of Spain" A paper on "Modern
Spanish Literature" prepared by
Mrs. J. T. White, was read in Mrs.
/ Whites absence by Mrs. F. w.
/ Stephens. A general discussion fol-
lowed this paper. The Extension
Work." taken up by the club, was
given some thought by a paper on
EBeautifying Richmond by Mrs.
w. II. Middleton. The program was
closed by Mrs w. S. Hiser with a
"Review Of American Municipal
Progress
Mrs. C. B. Hunt, 46 south ninth
street, will entertain the club at the
next meeting.
An effort is being made to induce
Miss Jessie Jay, of indianapolis, to
come to this city and take pupils
for violin instruction. Her talent is
well known in Richmond. as she has,
several times, appeared in artists re-
citals for the Musical club. Any one
interested may received further in
formation by calling Miss Mamie
Hill, new 'Phone 1918, or Mrs. w. j.
Hutton, Bell Phone "a.
The Helen Hunt club. the oldest
literary organization of Cambridge
City, which met Monday afternoon
with Mrs. William Doney, of that
city, elected officers for the new year
as follows: President, Miss Elizabeth
Overlook; vice president, Mrs. Mon
roe Baels; secretary, Mrs. Walter
Boden: executive committee. Mrs.