The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-24
BY
MIR.
w ARREN
GLEN ENTS.
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
TODAY

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Occult Research with Mrs. Eliza /
beth Williamson south tenth street.
Thursday Afternoon Whist Club
holds its regular meeting.
Reception at the home Of Mrs.
Simmons, on south eighteenth street.
East End Whist Club meets with
Miss Mary Lemon, south seventeenth
street.
Friday.
Closing meeting of the Athenaea
with Mrs. E. G. Hill east Main street.
Frances E. Willard W. c. I. U.
meets with Mrs. Gormon, south
eleventh street.
Missionary society Of the United
Presbyterian church meets in the
church parlor.
Afternoon meeting for Ladies of
the First English Lutheran church.
Whist party for Elk ladies in the
Elks' club rooms.
Saturday.
Woman Missionary society of
First Presbyterian church meets with
Mrs. D. L. Mather, 1926 north twelfth
Whist party by Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
J. Moss, No. 1877 south thirteenth
street.
Saturday afternoon Thimble Club
holds its regular meeting.
Saturday Evening Whist Club
Tl,1I
Open church meeting at South
Eighth Street Friends church.
Regular dance at I. 0. 0. F. hall.
The afternoon reception given by
Mesdames Williams, Simmons and
Burns at the residence of Mrs. Sim
mons, on north eighteenth street yes
terdav was one of the most enJoya-
BILE social affairs of the season, and
was attended by large number OF la
dies. The hours were from two to
| four and from four to SIX.
The hostesses were assisted in the
parlors by Mesdames Judson r. Rupe,
Will H. Campbell, and B. B. Johnson
in the dining room the assistants were
the Misses Grace Robe, Ruby Hunt,
and Ada Weeghman. Miss Marie
Campbell presided at the punchbowl.
The house was beautifully decorated
with palms, ferns and cutfowers and
the parlors presented very
handsome appearance. Red was the
predominating color III the dining
room and red carnations were the ia
vors. Elegant refreshments were
served Altogether it was by far one
Of the most delightful society events
of the winter. Mesdames Simmons,
Burns and Williams received from
two till six O'Clock this afternoon
also.
The Wednesday Literary Society OF
the First Presbyterian church held It's
regular meeting yesterday afternoon
at the home of Miss Mary Albert, or
north fourteenth street. The session
was the most largely attended and
most successful SO far this winter anC
the large number of members pres
ent had the pleasure of listening tc
two papers perhaps as fine as any
read before the society this year.
Miss Holmes read a paper OF
Happenings that Are Making His
tory" This paper was extremely in
teresting and very well written. Mis-:
Holmes dealt with the many event:
happening at present, which. though
they may seem rather small to Il.
now. will compose the histories Of sew
eral years hence Miss Holmes wa.
Thoroughly grounded in her subjec
and handled it in very entertaining
manner Miss Albert read an excel
lent paper on Roosevelt as a Writ
err She told of his most notec
writings and their good qualities
After the papers were read genera
discussion was participated in by al
of the members.
On account of Mrs. Simmons re
ception this afternoon the Thursda.
Whist club held its regular meeting
yesterday afternoon instead of today
Mrs. Robert Stimson, of 400 Mail
street, was the hostess. -Four table
were present. Mrs. Chimney, tn
guest of Mrs. Bell, won the first priz
and Miss Mary Hill was the recipien
of the consolation A dainty lun