The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-15
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were present and had general good
time. Short speeches. We're made by
various members.
The Thprsday Afternoon Thimble4
club met yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Frank Mcdonnell. on
north ID street. The afternoon was
spent in needle work and in social
time Besides large number of the
members, several guests were present.
The club was entertained by several
selections rendered by members. To-
wards the close of the meeting de-
| lightful luncheon was served.
So
T Miss Nellie Lowe entertained
party of young ladies last evening at
her home. on south fourteenth street,
at parcel shower, given III honor of
Miss Mary Greenleaf whose marriage.
to DIR. Allen Kramkamp will take
place next Wednesday. The tallies,.
favors and decorations were ingreen
and white. the colors of the Afternoon,
land each carried out the name of the
guest of honor The evening was very
pleasantly spent at drive whist, and,
at the close of the games, Mrs. Will
Earhart was awarded the prize. A
dainty luncheon was served. The place
cards were very dainty, representing
the names of the guests and were the
work of Miss Parsons. Those pres
ent were: Mrs. Will Earhart. Mrs.
Fred Lemon, Misses Mary Greenlear,
Mary Hill, Bertha Larsh, Mary
Lemon, Ruby Hasecoster,Nellie Nav
hood, Kiturah Parsons, Anna Fin
frock, Katherine Schaefer and Miss
Teas, of Centerville.
The Women's Christian Temper
ance Union opened at 9 o'clock this
morning, Martha Little, the presi-
: dent of the Mary F. Thomas union,
+ leading in the devotional exercises.
. The department question box held
| many questions, which made way for
: interesting discussions. The papers
"Non-Aleoho1ic Medication by
Rachel B. Hill; "Why Should We
!. Oppose the Use of Narcotics" by
: Mary J. Toms; statutory and Con
;, stitutional Prohibition for Indiana, .
E by Rev. r. M. Nethercut, and
4 !" Mother s Problems, !" by Eliza Nor
1 ris, were all we'll arranged, thought
a FIJI productions and were wei re-
4 ceived.
' sOur Hadley Home" found an
< able and sympathetic advocate in
| Rev. Alice Rush-Palmer.
The needs Of The Home and the
good work it was striving to do un-
1 der great difficulty were effectually
set forth.
The forenoon session then closed
with "The Evangelistic Hour lead
J by County President Hannah NJ
! Stanley.
Friday afternoons session promises
to be one of the most interesting of
} the sessions
Sarah Ewes, president OF the
Frances Willard union, lead in devo-
tion, followed by the solo ssHow
] Beautiful to be With God" by Miss
! Susannah Stanley, of Earlham col
lege.
In the open parliament, topic, eco
) operation of Forces,'' there will be
six ten minutes papers read. "The
Church" by E. O. Ellis; "The
} School," by Prof. w. S. Davis;
! Young People s Societies. by Prof
, w. Collins; "The Medical Profes-
sion,'' by DR.. R. E. Haughton - TEN
perance Organization, by Rev. R.
) E. Leader; The Press by Eliza d
! FL. Mendenhall. These papers will
serve as texts in the discussion.
} This will close with a paper en-
! titled, (Which Shall Live-the Scien-
tific Instruction in our School or the
Report of the Com. of SO.
} The evening entertainment is giver
! exclusively by the young people.
The Earlham GIee club will render
the music with the help of Miss
Chamness and orchestra
\ Chamness and others.
. A paper, "The Reason Why" by
Miss D. Ella. Leonard, an address by
Thollie Druly and Rotations by
1 Anna and Miss Lillian Ewes and Miss
Helen Sparks will complete the pro
gram. All are invited to attend.
, Members of the choir of Grace