The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-20

Misses Mary and Bertha Hodgln. "A
brief discussion ON Alcohol III rat
ert Medjcine'' was feature OF the
meeting followed by a carefully pre-
pared paper on SALOONS consider
e3 as the enemy of the home. After
1Ha program a social hour was par
1ieipateI in by all present and upon
motion CT adjournment it was de-
cidsd TO meet in two weeks with the
Misses Lydia and Pearl Manley, Ala
South Fourteenth street
AIr. anG Mrs. E. O. Durham, Mr..
ard Mrs I'll. c. Waggener and DIR.
Dunham leave for st. Louis to at
tesid the Fair, today.
The Ladies' Penny Club met yes
terday st the home of Mrs. William
Bennett. 229 South Eleventh street.
After an hour devoted to sewing the
members enjoyed social time. A
dainty lunch was served by the host
ess, affer which the ladies adjourned
to meet next week with Miss Nola
Norman in Sheridan street. n
The select dance given under the
auspices of St. Vincent de Paul So
ciety. this evening III the Knights of
Columbus club rooms promises to be
one of the highly enjoyable func-
tions OF the autumnal season. Music
will be furnished by Messrs. White
and Wilson and Refreshments served
between dances.
Mrs. J. f. Macke will be hostess
this afternoon at her home in South
Seventh street for the Ladies' At
ternoon Social Club.
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The Occult Research Society will
meet this evening with Mrs. James
Mcneil. % South Thirteenth street.
a paper under the caption "Tele- !
pathic Communication between the
Dying md the Living will be read
by Mrs. Mary Mcclure
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The Wednesday Club met at the |
home Of Mrs. John Cutter. in South !
Ninth street yesterday afternoon
Prizes Al progressive euchre were /
won by Mrs. Mary CEneenpecl and |
Mrs. Henry Wickemever. The conso-
lation prize was awarded to Mrs. VII
liam Kncllenberg. The club VIII !
meet next Wednesday with Mrs. vii
liam Knollenberg.
Mrs. Frank N. Watt yesterday en-
tertained foreh her mother, Mrs Hut
ton. at drive whist About thirty-fve
ladies were present. Prizes were VIZ
by Mrs. Joseph Craiehead and Mrs.
Mcclure. Each room of the house
was decorated in different color 81
though rod predolai',ated. Red car
nations and red roses were prominent
in the decorations An elegant four
course luncheon was served. Music
was furnished on harp by Mr..
Charles Hansche during the after
noon.
A very pretty home wedding took
place a; the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. +. Weesman yesterday morning,
when their daughter Miss Ada. was
married to Mr.. Harlan Simmons. t.
Only the relatives, and close friends
of the Young people were present
Both of the parties are we'll known In
Richmond Miss Weegman is very
popular III the social world and. Mr..
Simmons was well known as one of
the citv's young business men. I'M
mediatelv after the wedding they left
FOR st. Louis and indianapolis. where
they will remain about two weeks.
after which they will return to this d.
CITY for residence.
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Mrs. Frank n. Watt will give a
card party this afternoon and re-
ception tomorrow at her residence in
South Fifteenth street. -
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y number Of society meetings will
be held at Earlham College today.
Among these meetings are the Sci
ence Club. the History Club and the
Mathematical Society.
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Through the generosity of the Re
publican county committee the ladies
of the Folwer Mission have obtained