The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-02

On Monday, October the twelfth
Nineteen Hundred and -Four.
"a, Brown was formerly connected
With the clerical force at the post
Office and a member of the Tetrauq
Quartet. which has gained quite a
favorable reputation at the st. Louis
Exposition for ~recitals given since
the opening of the Fair.
The at home cards read Ia Olive
street St Louis, Mo.
Mrs. James Houts delightfully."- en-
tertained last evening at her home in
Sheridan street, in honor Of her
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Gleason, of Har-
rison. @. Progressive euchre was a
happy feature of the evening, pretty
prizes being awarded at the close OF
the games, and an elegant luncheon
served.
Mrs. c. c. Clendenin returned to
her home in Hagerstown today after
a weeks visit with Mrs. William
Clendenin Of north fifteenth street.
Mr.. Gleason of Harrison, D., was
the guest Of local friends yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Woerner and
daughter. Miss Louise Of Eaton, are
the guests Of Mrs. j. Ii. Shofer and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris of Anderson
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. b.
Dive Of south seventh street, today.
Mrs. Gleason of Harrison, O., who
has been visiting Mrs. James Houts
for the past week returned home to-
day.
Mrs. William Matti was genuinely
surprised Friday vening by the young
ladies of the Christian church Endea-
vor of the First English Lutheran
church. who called at her home, 243
Southwest Third street and presented
IeI Will a DSstiillul II IL hSii
ory of the occasion.
The evening was most enJoyably
spent. various games and general So
liability being attractive features fol
lowed by a dainty luncheon. Those
present We're:
Mesdames. f. G. Howard, Chas.
Bachmever VIM. Matti. Clara Eos
senkemper; Misses Margaret Matti,
Flva Harris, Sara Swain. Alice
Swain. Emma Engelbrecht, Gertrude
Never. Cora Hehbler, Alice Fossen-
kemper. Sophia Studt. Lizzie Studt,
Emma Steen, Ida Meyer. Ella Bessel-
man. Lizzie Krneeer, Elma Nolte,
Alice Nolte. Lena Leive. Clara Basse,
Nettie Parker. Myrtle MIKE. Minnie
Never. Anna Fetta. Alice kellen-
brink and Marie Bachmeyer.
The ladies Of the Missionary Socle-
ty Of the First Presbyterian church
held an unusually interesting and
we'll attended meeting Friday after
noon in the church parlors.
The program was as follows:
Opening services-Leader, Miss
Colburn.
Scripture readings-Mrs. Ful9hum
and Mrs. d. L. Mather.
Vocal Solo-Miss Ida Mauzer.
Talk-Home life and social customs
Of the Japanese as personally OBJ
served during Il two wears residence
in .Japan-Miss Gaughan.
Letter from a missionary in Japan
Mrs. Judson.
The next meeting of the Society
will be held the last Friday in Oeto-
Der and will be ..Guest Day
The usual Friday night dance al
Cedar Springs Hotel was held Friday
evening and a large number OF Rich
mond and DAYTON young people at
tended.
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The annual opening session was
held asst evening at Earlham College
and over three hundred and fifty stu
dents. including the dav scholars at
tended. This opening session is an
old established custom at Earlham
College and serves TO make the sever
al hundred students acquainted with
one another. The address Of welcome
was given last evening by President
Kelly. Prof. Sackett and Raymond
Wehrley has Informal talks with the
day students. Mr.. Mills addressed the
dormitorv students and Miss John