The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-24

Miss Margaret Mooney was the
hostess last evening for small party
given IN honor of Miss Mary Hill,
Whlse marriage to Mr. Earl Mann will
take place October 5. The chief fea-
/ lures OF the evenings enjoyment
Wee of a social nature, a shower Tor
Miss Hill being one part. The rooms
We're handsomely ornamented with
PRETTY arranged flowers, mostly fail
blooms and smilax, and the parlors
presented a particularly beautiful APP
pearance. The hours were spent III
most delightful manner. and at the
Iclo-e light luncheon was served the
quests. A company of about twenty
attended. Mrs Simmons entertains
| tln, afternoon for Miss Hill.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Christian church enjoyed a pleasant
social afternoon yesterday at the
hone of Mrs. Pettis A. Reid, in the
Wayne Nearly all Of the members
|were present, and spent an afternoon
|of enjoyment in needlework, and in a
social way. Various social problems
were discussed and at the close Of the
afternoon refreshments were served.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Grace NJ +. church met yesterday
afternoon in the church parlors, with
an excellent attendance. This was
,the first meeting In several weeks and
Various business matters were trans
|acted. The session was chiefly bust
ness one, but an enjoyable feature of
THE meeting was a program OF musical
selections and papers, rendered by
members and guests. The next meet
| inc will probably be held next Fri
day
Mrs. Milton Gaar and Mrs. Jea-
nette Leeds have issued invitations
for reception Wednesday, Septem-
Der IS.
Announcements were received here
this morning of the coming marriage
Of Miss Edna Fisher, of Eaton. Ohio,
to Mr. Charles Eillenberry. Of New
York Miss Fisher is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elan Fisher, and is one
Of the most popular young society
women of Eaton. The wedding Will
take place al the home of the bride s
parents on October 5, and will be
rather quiet affair. Mr.. Eikenberry
formerly lived in Eaton. Miss Fisher
has wide circle Of intimate friends
IN Richmond. and the wedding is Of
considerable interest in this city.
At the home of Mrs. Elihu Mills,
bit Cambridge City, the Penny Club
gave a very enjoyable reception last
evening. the function being attend
I'D by very large number of won-
I'm, members and friends Of the Penny
Club. Mrs. Mills home was prettily
decorated with flowers. A pleasing
program Of papers and musical selec-
ions was given and was we'll receiv-
(d. The list of topics was a fine one.
he evening was spent in social
Eay.
The Nipp and Tuck Country Club,
The most fashionable club in New
|astle, formally opened the new club
(ouse last evening. The Country
Tub opening was attended by all of
he members. and the club house,
brilliantly lighted, was handsomely
decorated. The grounds surrounding
he club house were illuminated and
he whole presented fine appear
nee. An elaborate dinner was serv-
ID last evening. after which the ev-
hing was spent at cards and in a !
pcial way. The Richmond Country
Tub will probably have tournaments
18th the Nipp and Tuck club.
The engagement has been announc-
Il of the marriage Of Miss Grace Isa-
el Swadener. daughter Of Mr.. and
FRS. Madison Swadener, of this city,
Mr.. Lawrence Dinius, of Marion.