Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-18
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Mashmeyer, Mabel Farrell, Hazel
lKIein, Edith Taylor, Ethel Taylor,
Alice Hill and Hattie Lyons.
The Saturday Cinch club enjoyed a
very pleasant meeting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry L. Weber, 10 south thir-
teenth street, last Saturday evening.
The favorite cinch was played during
the evening and refreshments were
served by the hostess. The club will
meet again at the end Of a fortnight.
The May Festival chorus rehearsal
in l. o. o. f. hall, which usually oc-
ours Tuesday evening, has been post
poned from Tuesday until Thursday
Of this week on account of the large
number in the chorus who will attend
the Spiering recital on Tuesday even
ing.
A card party and banquet was given
Saturday evening by the Travellers
Protective association in their clue
rooms, on north ninth street. 1t was
an unusually enjoyable event. The
] hall and parlors were decorated IN
national colors. The rooms were
filed with card tables, where progress
sive pedro was played until after IL
o clock, when prizes were awarded TO
Mrs. w. S. Clendennin, who had
played with Mrs. James Highley for
the honor, to Mr. John Highley and
to Mr.. A. S. Street.
The rooms were cleared and tables
laid for the elegant banquet which fol-
lowed Mr.. Horace Starr acted as
toastmaster, and responses were given
by Messrs. Adam III. Bartel, E. Cur
ney Hill. Walter J. Doan and Sam
uel Ford to calls for emotions, -
! Flowers GA Fool, by one of
Them" and "German REGULATIONS.
These were given after the banquet
in the parlors where the hundred and
fifty guests had assembled.
All of the toasts were delivered with
a good fellowship that closed the
evening in most happy manner.
A party of twelve Earlham girls
drove to Lynn in bob-sled Saturday
ievening. hey were entertained there
at the home of Miss Bernda Halli-
day. A delicious supper was served
before the return trip.
The executive committee of the
Sketch club entertained the club
members, their friends, and the mem
bers of the Richmond Art club Satur-
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Lewis D. Stubs, &c south twelfth
jstreet.
| An informal program consisted of
q piano prelude by Mrs. Harry Down
ing, an original story by Miss Hettie
Elliott and Heine s poem, "Storm, -
from "Pictures of Travel' read by
Mrs. Bernhart. and its musical inter
probation by the American composer,
Mcdowell, played by Mrs. Downing.
A talk by the president, Mrs. Stubs,
explaining the purpose of the Sketch
club, followed the other numbers of
the program. She gave a summary of
what the program had already devel-
oped, that the purpose is to encour-
age an appreciation and interpreta-
ton of art as well as it's production
The guests enjoyed the remainder of
the evening socially. The home was
softly lighted with numerous candles
punch was served in the dining
room throughout the evening, and
light refreshments were served buffet.
Ed. Wilson, of Pittsburg, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson, of south thirteenth
street.
Miss I've Lane returned yesterday
from Liberty, where she has been
visiting friends.
! A HISTORIC RELIC
IN A VERMONT OAK
| There was a discovery made the