The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-01-30


Next month s meeting Of the society |
will be held at the home of Mrs. b.
d. Game. 20 south thirteenth street.
The musical, under the auspices OF
the Young Ladies club, given IN Dub
lin, last evening, was delightful af-
fair. Miss JAY, of Indianapolis, and
Mr.. Paris, Of Muneie, were the prin-
cipal soloists of the evening.
The St. Vincent de Paul society
gave a card party and social last
evening in St Mary's school hall that
was both a social and financial sue
cess. At euchre, of which there were
about twenty-five tables, the lady's
prize was won by Mrs NJ. J. Eagan,
and the gentleman prize was con-
tested by Mr.. Fred Foley and Mr.. nj.
J. Eagan, the latter winning. Light
refreshments were served and the
Young people danced after half after
Ito.
The proceeds Of the party will be
used for charitable purposes.
Little Miss Elsie Hawekotte gave
bob-sled party last evening for
eleven of her friends. After an en-
Iioyable drive the young people re-
turned to Miss Elsie's home, 50 south
eighteenth street. where the guests
PLAYED games and were served re-
Ifreshments.
The Athenaea was entertained yes
iterday afternoon at the pleasant home
of Mrs. Frank Coffin, los south fiji
lteenth street. Papers on "School and
Customs of Philippine Islands" and
'"Inhuence of Mythology on Child
Mind,' by Mrs. Martha Dickinson
and Mrs. Gertrude King.
The general discussion was led by
Mrs. Elizabeth Toms. Beside the
regular program, paper on 'Natur-
al characteristics Of Filipinos" was
read by Mrs. ODhelia Stranahan.
The next date on the Athenaea cal
sendar is that of the evening enter
Itainment to be at the home of DR..
and Mrs L. c. Hoover, p south thir-
teenth street. Mrs. Hoover will be
assisted by the entertainment COM
mitee, Mrs. Doan, Mrs. Coffin. Miss
Wicket and Mrs. Mills.
The next afternoon meeting Of the
society will be with Mrs. W. j.
Hiatt, 201S east Main street.
The following young girls, chap
eroned by Miss Esther McKone, en-
joyed merry "bob-sled" ride
Thursday evening: Bessie Goldrick
Anna Mccarthy, Mary Barton, Picola
J Shinn, Alice Heck, Blanch Griffin
Mabel Geier and Esther Kiger.
Mrs. Frank Robe entertained 6
: number of her friends Thursday aft
ernoon at her home, 1856 souht seventh
: street. Games were played and re
+ freshments served.
Mrs. George Virgins, 211 nortl
Fifteenth street, entertained aparty o.
: ladies at dinner yesterday-a party o.
friends of long standing, and old resi-
! dents of Richmond The honoreC
/, Iguests were Mrs. Mary Kenworthy
aged IS years Mrs. Mariah Finch, 76
Mrs. Mary Felty, 81; Mrs. Ruth Wig
: gins, II; and Mrs. Lucy Starks, rs
i Other guests were: Mesdames An
t derson Jenkins, John Henry, JOIN
h Stubs, FoIger Wilson, RicharC
v Moore and Gertrude Henley.
4 The occasion was one of especia
! enjoyment. Mrs Virgins is a grac
n ious hostess.
IS A Prohibition alliance meetin
$ will be held next Monday evening a
f 80 at the residence of DR.. Haynes
f 40 south ninth street
/ Rev. H. A. Leader will speak an
d the Earlham Glee club will give som
musical numbers.
4 Miss Ella Dickey gave a bob-sle
II party last evening, entertaining nine
= teen of her young friends. After
y two hours drive about the city, the
,, returned to Miss Dickey's home, ii
u south twelfth street, for games, mi
= sic and supper The guests were
II Harriet Dickinson, Julia Lichtenfel
Marguerite Doan, Ethel Rowe, Mabt
Rowe, Bertha Carver Alice Marlat