The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-20

country home of the Knollenberg' s
south of the city. Quite number OF
visitors have been received during
the week and several affairs have beer
given. The young women returned
today after very pleasant outing.
Ut interest to society people here is
the elaborate dancing party which was
given last evening by the Misses
Hemingway at the Muncie Country
/ Club. The function was one of the
most delightful ones of the entire year
lat Muncie and was attended by quite
a number of prominent Richmond So
ciety' people. I'LL i
The thimble party given yesterday
AFTERNOON at the home Of Mrs. Richard
More, in South Fourteenth street, by
the Ladies' Aid society Of the Chris
tan church, was a very enjoyable af-
fair. A large number of the women
of the church and their friends were
present and spent a very pleasant
afternoon. Mrs. Reid and Mrs. Zim-
norman assisted the hostess in enter
tanning and receiving the guests, of
whom there were about forty. The
hours were spent in needle work and
in social way, and several musical
selections were rendered by various
guests during the afternoon. Light
refreshments were served at the close.
Mrs. Lydia Price was hostess yes
terday afternoon for a delightful So
cial given by the Ladies' Aid soci-
ETY. of the Grace NJ E. church in the
parlors, in North Tenth street. Mrs.
price was assisted in the duties of
the hostess by Mrs. George Simmons,
Mrs. Caleb Price and Mrs. Stewart.
A large number were present and list
ened to one Of the best programs of
the year, consisting of musical selec-
tons, played by several musicians of
the church and papers and articles,
read by members of the Aid society
ON various phases Of the work. The
program was we'll given and follow
ing it, the women present enjoyed a
pleasant social hour. A light lunch
con was served.
Miss Laura Arnold returned yester-
day to indianapolis, after being the
guest of Miss Louise Purcell for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Scott, of
indianapolis. who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Seidel, have re-
,urned home.
Mrs. Green and daughter, Miss
Pearl, returned from several months
rip to the East yesterday.
Miss Maude Kaufman left for
Knoxville, Tenn, today.
The Star Home Missionary society
# the First M. E. church met with
Irs. Moffitt, in North Fifteenth
treet, yesterday afternoon, with
arge attendance. An excellent pro-
ram Of papers and talks on mission
ry work in various fields was given
" the members. After the program
discussion was participated in by
II, followed by short business ses-
ion and a social hour. The next
leeting will be in two weeks.
Mrs. Flora Miller, of 1O3 South
'inth street, yesterday afternoon en-
ertained the "Social Circle' of
[agerstown, at an indoor picnic given
her home. Mrs. Miller was form
rly a member of the "Social Cir
e.' The hours were spent pleasant
: in music and in social way and
lcnic luncheon was served. The
nests included the following from 7
-agerstown: Mesdames III. Day, Hen
Y Teeter, Oliver Brown, Ras. Brant, ,
ohm Teeter, Will Porter, Margaret
ontz, Minna Fox, R. Burton, w. l
eazy and Miss Esther Porter. Other,
aests present were Mesdames John l
ontz, Will Hindman, Walter Eyd-
EN- and L. B. Cranor and Misses Mar t