The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-12
EDITED
BY
MISS
CHARLOTTE
MYRICK

| the south eighth street open church
this evening at s o'clock on "The
Historic Books of the Bible" The
address will be adapted to those who
would like TO get a better knowledge
of the Bible. Miss Elsie Shafer will
entertain the audience with music.
The whist party for the ladies in
the Elk club rooms yesterday after
noon, was, as usual, very delightful
affair. Mrs. Harry Needham and
Mrs. Frank Parsons were the hos
tesses of the day, and all the guests
were charmingly entertained First,
second and third honors were won by
Mrs. j. A. Moore, Mrs. Charles Bun
| tell and Mrs. Henry Sherman Re-
lfreshments were served and Mrs f.
S. Anderson and Mrs. L. E. Tiff
were appointed hostesses for next
week.
The Athenaea enjoyed very pleas
ant meeting yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. j. j. Dickinson, 124 south fif-
teenth street. In continuing the study
of Spain, Mrs. Laura Woodland gave
a paper ON E"Spanish Women and
Their Achievements, and Mrs. Han
nah Francisco, a paper on effects
of Catholicism on Spanish Speaking
People of the World" General dis
cussion followed each of these papers.
led by Mrs. Louanna Wood and Mrs.
Belle Gardner. Some delightful mu-
sic was rendered by Mrs. Homer Ell
rode, who was a guest Of the club.
On March 25th the closing meeting
of the society's season will be held at
the home of Mrs. E. Quincy Hill, |
2037 east Main street.
The small whist party, which usual
ly occurs at the Country club every
second Friday, was not given last
evening, but is to be this evening in
stead.
The Iris club was entertained last !
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Cox, :
at their home, ID south tenth street. |
At 6 O'Clock dinner was served in :
the dining room, which was beautiful !
ly decorated with carnations and
ferns. After dinner the guests formed
three tables for cards and enjoyed
the remainder OF the even
ing.
Two weeks later the club will be
in similar manner by
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Reed, 80 south
seventeenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs.sHarry Weber gave a
most delightful cinch party last even
ing at their home, 10 south thir-
teenth street. The parlors were dec
grated with roses and potted plants,
and, IN the dining room, where punch
was served throughout the evening,
carnations were used in the decora-
tive scheme. In the cinch games, of /
which there were seven tables, the
aides prize was won by Mrs Will
lam Bradbury, and the gentleman IS
prize was won by Mr.. George Will
Jams. Clever consultations were given
Mrs. Charles Kidder and Mr.. Will
lam Bradbury. Refreshments we're
served at the card tables at the close
If the games.
When number of the popular
1oung ladies of the city gave leap
year dance few weeks ago, at which !,
he young gentlemen were entertained
n a most delightful manner, the
suests decided, Immediately, to re-
Jay their social debt with a return
lance, and last evening was the date
ct. Mr.. Charles Jameson and Mr..
henry Bulla assumed the responsible :
ty of making the arrangements,
which were carried ont so success
ully.
An orchestra Of four pieces fur
lshed the sweet music, and fruit I
lunch was served In the hall, at
'ythian temple, throughout the even
ng. The party was chaperoned by l
Or. and Mrs. Charles Kolp. Out of J
own guests were the Misses Lillas
Iunt and AIDA Hunt, and Mr.. Ralph
barnard, of New Castle. Others pres
mt were as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs Matthew G.. BaIfour.
he Misses Ruth Mashmeyer, Julius
erwin, Louise PercelI, Mamie Huff.