The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-02-06

Dinner gwen dt the w cSlcotI Wy
Mr. Dave Sutton.
History club with Mrs. Phoebe
Stevens, 1017 north A street.
Nomads with Miss Jean Dunlop, 81
north ninth street.
Biscuit supper by Ladies Aid so
ciety Of Christian church.
Open church, South Eighth Street
Friends church.
The regular midwinter graduation
took place at Garfield school yester-
day afternoon at $50 p. m. The
class numbers fifty-seven, the largest
number to leave Garfield in one term
in years. OF this fifty-seven, how
ever, several will likely not go to
high school.
The Item last evening stated that
President r. L. Kelly addressed the
school. President Kelly is at pres
ent quarantined at home. as his child
has the measles Dr. S. r. Lyons
gave the usual admonitory address to
the graduating class. The room was
decorated with flags and carnations.
The following program was rendered +:
Piano Solo-Miss Lucille Turner.
Vocal Solo-Miss Marie Kaufman.
Address DIR. S. r. Lyons.
Piano Solo-Miss Florence Gayle.
Vocal Solo-Miss Marie Kaufman.
Presentation Of Diplomas = n. C.
Heironimus.
The following young people gradu-
ated:
Barbara Becl1man, Eva Brooks,
Marjorie Buffl1in, Audrey Bunger,
Lena Burkhardt, Georgia Cochrane,
Tessie Conn, Mary Deulzer, Lillian
Ewes, Edna Ferling, Florence Gayle,
Lois Gem, Marguerite Gem, Edith
Guyer, Edna Holly, Ruby Kelly
Alice Lichtenfels, Opal Lovin, Iowa
Mansfield, Martha Mcclellan, Mary
Mcclellan, Olive MendenhalI, Isabel
Minor, Emma Parker, Eva Phelps,
Jessie Sands, Marjorie Simpson,
Edna Skinner, Alice Steen, Lucille
Turner, Olive Wildman, Mary VIII
liams, Karl Alderman, Emmett Bar
/ tel. Elmer Bond, Thomas Campbell
John Carroll, Clement Gates, Robert
Crane, Benjamin Deuker, Walter
Engelbert, Paul Furnas, Horace
Hockett, Newton Lamb, Edwin Lam
berson, Russell Mcclellan, William
Metzger, Nelson Nolan, Walter Rich
mond, Homer Robinson, William
Rodefeld, John Starr, Ralph Sudhoff
Earl Weideneier, Frank Wissler.
The Ladies' Aid society Of Grace
Methodist Episcopal church have be
gun a series of enjoyable and profit
able ten-cent socials that are to lend
aid to the rebuilding fund.- Yes
terday afternoon about forty ladies
were entertained IN this way at the
home of Mrs. Julia Robbins, 800 north
tenth street. A musical program was
given, light refreshments were served
and the afternoon passed pleasantly.
| Next Friday Mrs. Horace Kramer
100 north seventeenth street, will
open her home for another social by
the society.
Miss Daisy Thomas gave a valen-
tine party last evening at her home,
1O4 south twenty-first street, enter
tanning more than twenty young
ladies in very happy manner The
home was decorated with hearts and
| flowers, roses and other cut flowers
and the valentine idea prevailed
throughout. A fish pond of fortunes
occupied the guests for a while, and
the two who drew cold maids - lots
served as judges in a valentine max
ing contest, which followed. At this
Miss Helen Howell won first prize.
and DR.. Minnie Hervey was awarded
a consolation. There were also games
of pit and finch. Refreshments were
served and heart favors used.
Those present were as follows: The
Misses Helen Howell, Anna Horn,
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