The daily palladium., 1904-08-09
NEWS

only one who has hitherto taught in
the public schools Of Porto Rico and
will be the cicerone for the party.
Miss Sarah Hill, whose home is
east Of the city, returns to Bryn Mawr
this autumn to resume her studies III
that institution where she has won
honors.
Mrs. LIE Roy Brown entertains at
midday dinner today for Miss Lizzie
Doan Of Ft. Wayne, who is visiting
i'll this city Miss Doan later III the
week is to be the guest Of Mrs. Wal
ter Jones.
Mr.. M. c. Kelley and Mr.. James
Goldrick give a dance at jackson
Park this evening for Miss Kate and
Miss Nan DeVanney, of Glendale, O.,
who have been the guests of Miss
Mary Mccarthy and other Richmond
people for the past two weeks.
DR.. M. B. Ballard was very pleas
antly surprised by large number of
his friends from North A Street
Friends church on Sunday evening,
the occasion being DIR. Ballard s birth
day. There were between seventy
five and eighty callers during the ev-
ening, and although the affair was en-
tirely informal it was highly enjoy
able. Light refreshments were served
and DR.. Ballard was the recipient of
a great quantity of flowers, in bou-
quets, baskets and other forms. Mrs.
Hettie Wallace recited during the
course of the evening, some Of the
poems being of her own composition,
1.-THE Old Quaker Bonnet" being es-
pecially enjoyed by the guests.
" The Coffin house party breaks up
this afternoon, the out-of-tow guests
returning home on the afternoon
trains, these being Miss Goodwin, of
Newcastle; Miss Carson, Of Knights
town, and Miss Gertrude Anderson
and Miss Helen Bridge, Of Franklin,
Ohio. Miss Garrison returned to
Knightstown yesterday. This has
been one Of the gayest and most en-
joyable house parties Of the summer
season. .s- ?
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
First Baptist church will give a social
in the church on Friday evening. Ice
cream will be served for which a small
charge will be made for the benefit Of
the society, but there will be no ad-
mission fee and every one is cordially
welcomed
Mrs. Maude Grey and Mrs. Edwin
H. Gates will be the hostesses at the
weekly morning whist at the Country
Club tomorrow morning.
Miss Lena Coffin and Miss Juliet
Corwin, who have been giving house
party the past few days, will join
the party Of six young girls who are
to spend several days at Cedar
Springs soon, chaperoned by Mrs.
Maude Grey and Mrs. C. w. Elmer,
going over Friday and remaining un-
til Tuesday. The others making up
the party are Miss June Elmer, Miss
Inez Williams, Miss Fannie Campbell
and Miss Josephine Gates.
Mr.. Harry Estelle, of Dayton, is
spending a few days in town with his
mother, at her home on South Thir-
teenth street.
The Tuesday Social Club met with
Mrs. Mary Klingenpeel at her home
in "The MAXWELL on North E
street this afternoon from quarter
past two until a quarter past five.
Progressive euchre was the game for
the afternoon, there being three tables
and interesting prizes being awarded.
Miss Lillian Trueblood, of Los An
geles, Cal, who has been the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Megahan, of
Anderson. is with Mr.. and Mrs. Ne
gahan, visiting in this city.
Mrs. Lucie Howard will leave to-
morrow morning to attend the we'd
ding of her brother Mr.. John Clifford
Whitridee, who is to be married to
Miss Florence Eleanor Kelley. of Coz
lumbus, the marriage to occur at
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