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

Thursday.
East End Whist Club. holds a
meeting.
THURSDAY Afternoon Club will meet
regularly. SIP,
Friday.
Aid Society of the First Presby
terrain church meets in the church
parlors. =.
Whist i. Party in the Elks Club
rooms.
Ladies' Aid Society of Grace NJ. E.
church holds social.
Marked Down Social by the ladies
of Grace church at the home of Mrs.
Ollie, 121 South Thirteenth street.
= Saturday.
Open church meeting at South
Eighth Street Friends church.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
First Presbyterian church will hold
its regular meeting tomorrow after
noon at ? 80 in the church parlors.
The party which came from New
Paris to attend the concert last even
ing was composed Of Misses Nell Nc
Neill, Grace Hale, Maud Samuels,
Grace Samuels, Caroline Reed, Kate
Kirkpatrick, Dorothy kirkpatrick,
Mary Clark; Mesdames May Ruth
and E. Coblentz; Messrs. Harry Paul,
James Heats, c. f. Samuels, Elmer
Garrettson, and f. M. Clark.
The Wednesday social club held its
meeting yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. Cutter, with a full attendance
of members. Several guests were
present at the meeting. Euchre,
played at six tables, formed the feaF
ture of the afternoon and at the close
of the games prizes were awarded and
a light luncheon was served. Several
selections were rendered by members
and short social hour was enjoyed
The club will hold it's next meeting
in two weeks
The f5fnmencelnent of the Jackson
and Harrison ,townshiD schools took
place last evening at Cambridge City.
The Misses Gaacex Baker and Grace
Smith, Of This city Furnished a part
of the p4cgrana,y rendering fns pia-
no duet, WHICH was well received
fD,.x,nl Of tho
ing's entertainment. Other Rich
mond persons who attended the COM
mencement were Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Spekenheir,
H. J. Hanes, Omar Whelan and
Charles Jordan.
Mrs. Henry Sherman delightfully."-
entertained a number of ladies yes
terday afternoon at whist party,
given at her home on south thirteenth
street The parlors presented very
pretty appearance with their taste
fully arranged decorations of flowers
The guests Of honor were Mrs. Boyd
of Kansas City and Miss Stone Of IN
dianapolis, who are the guests of
Richmond people, at present. Whist
was the feature of the afternoon and
at the close of the games Mrs. Roach
of Huntington, Ind, was awarded the
guests prize and Mrs. Harry Weber
received the first prize A luncheon
was daintily served during the after.
noon. The out of town guests were
Mrs. Roach, of Huntington, Ind, Mrs
Boyd of Kansas City, and Miss Mary
Stone of Indianapolis.
The leading social and musica
event of the week is the May Fest
val and parties have been formed O.
the leading society people of Rich
mond and the surrounding towns t.
attend the concerts. Many of tn
clubs and societies have postponed
their meetings until next week or I'm
til after the Festival, so great is tn
social interest taken in the Festival
which is one of the finest musical con
certs Of the season. Resolutions hav
been adopted by several clubs to al
tend concert in bodies, and smal
parties composed of Richmond pee
pie and their guests from other elite
will be common. Last evening tn
social display was very fine, tn
beautiful decorations of palms an
flowers of the Coliseum making a ST.
perb background on which to set Of
the fine gowns and the exquisite ere
atoms of the modiste which were t