Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-01
EDITED
BY
MISS
CHI AR LOTTE
MY RICK

/ from ObeTl1n college, where she IS
studying music, entertained. twenty
/ of her Richmond friends with a pro-
gressive finch party, at her home, q
north tenth street, yesterday after
noon. Miss Hall, Of Oberlin, who is
visiting Judge and Mrs. Armour, was
also a guest. The pretty first and
second prizes were won by Miss
Esther Destleman and Miss Blanche
Page. Refreshments were served IN
! two courses at the finch tables.
The New Years dance given last
evening IN Pythian temple, was
most DELIGHTFUL affair in every way.
The music bv Runge's orchestra was
unusually good, and about eighty
young people enjoyed the dancing.
After u O'Clock the remaining num-
bers on the program We're filed by
the young ladies, as an opening Of the
new leap year.
Out Of town guests present were:
Misses Juliet Robbins and Jennie
Robbins, Of Detroit; Romano Hard
castle, of Chicago; Miss Ball of
Brooklyn; Helen Maxim, of New Cas-
tie, and Messrs. VIII Fletcher, of
/ New York city; George Barnard and
Archibald Millilzin, of New Castle,
and Harry Samuels, Of Paris, III.
A most enjoyable watch party was
given in the C. D. A rooms of the
Christian church last evening. Finch
and pit were played and refreshments
were daintily served. Those present
were: Misses Ida Packer, Edna
Smith, Myrtle Warren and Pearl
Transon. Messrs. Walter Folk, Frank
Ridge and Carl Nuss and DR.. and
Mrs Pierce. The latter are from
New Castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Williams en-
tertained the members and guests of
the Afternoon Social club at their
home, 425 Richmond avenue, yester-
day afternoon and evening. Sixteen
ladies played euehre in the afternoon.
/ prizes being won by Mrs. Thos. Case.
of Anderson, and Mrs Edward f
Kamp. Luncheon was served at the
card tables.
In the evening the ladies were
/ Joined by the gentlemen, and euchre
was again the feature of the enter
tainmnt. The New Year was ushered
in With supper, music and the award
/ ING of first prizes to Mrs. John Don
lin and Mr.. Frank Nacke, and con-
solutions to Mrs Arthur Crump and
Mr. Harmon Shofer.
The Red Men, Daughters of Poca-
/ hontas and guests, numbering in all
fully four hundred, enjoyed a New
Years party and supper last even
ing IN the Red Mems hall. Moving
/ pictures and a musical program by
/ the Red Mems orchestra furnished
the means of entertainment and the
supper served was very elaborate. Tt
was probably the largest and most
enjoyable social event Of these lodges
given this year
Miss Ruby Reid gave a very de-
/ lightful party last evening at her
home, POI south seventh street. in
honor of her guests, Miss Mary Thorn
as and Miss Helen Davis, Of Muncie.
Miss Reid and guests will hold open
house this afternoon.
J. Cliff Wilson of Sidney. O., will
be the New Years guest of H. J.
Hanes.
Ollie Hunt of Franklin township
IS the latest candidate for township
trustee Of that township.
Superintendent Jordan says the
county schools will open Monday for
regular school work.
Mr.. n. S. Hunt of Whitewater
made business visit to this city yes
terday
Geo. Hunt of Whitewater was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. E. o. Allison of north thir-
teenth street, returned this morning
from brief visit in Indianapolis.
Miss Minnie Pencil has gone to
Greenville, O., for a visit with friends