The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-02-01


noon Of February twenty-seventh.
The program arranged promises to be
an interesting one and has been an
nounced as follows:
Report of the New Orleans meet
ing of the American Historical Socie-
ty-Hon. Jesse S. Reeves, Richmond.
Paper, "The First Railroad in
Richmond" Mr. James Van Du-
sen, Richmond.
Original poem-Rev. Luke Wood
lward, Fountain City
Report of visit to Henry County
Historical Miss Helen V. Austin,
Richmond.
The reports will be given interest
ingly, and Mr.. Van Dusen's paper
will undoubtedly be entertaining, as
he was the first railroad ticket agent |
in Richmond
The complete program of
the Historical Society meet
ings for 1900 will be announc-
ed in the near future, and publication
number 2, "History Of Germans in
Richmond" by Mr. Fred Bartel will
soon be ready for distribution to the
members.
Miss Mary Descher celebrated her
seventeenth birthday Saturday even
ing at her home on south fourth
street, with a dinner which was at
tended by seventeen guests. The
table was beautifully decorated with
cut flowers, and lighted with seven
teen candles. Carnation favors ac-
companied each place card. A de-
licious dinner was served, and the
young people thoroughly enjoyed the
, occasion.
Mr. Edwing G. Merriek of Cam
bridge City, and Miss Mary T.. Hos
hour of Milton were married Satur-
day evening, by Rev. J. P. Chamness,
at the parsonage, 81 north fifth
street. Mr. and Mrs Merrick left
Immediately for Cambridge City,
where they will reside.
The Woman S Foreign Missionary
Society meets in the evening with
Rev. and Mrs. J. p Chamness, 27
north fifth street.
Mr.. Mathew Balfour and bride are
at home at The Westcott. They
were married last Wednesday at st.
Paul's Cathedral in ST. Paul. MINI,
and arrived here yesterday.
Mr.. Isaac Wilson and Mr. Harvey
T. Wilson gave a jolly bodsled party
Saturday evening. After an hours
"bobbing" the party returned to the
Wilson home, 116 south eleventh
street, where the remainder of the
evening was as thoroughly enjoyed
as the earlier portion. A supper was
served before the guests were con-
veyed to their homes
Those present We're the Misses
Electa Henley, Grace Baker, Ada
Robinson, Edna Moore. Ella Lemon,
Ruth Virgins, Messrs. Will Jenkins,
Walter Test, Arthur Test, Fred Wig
gins; Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Mckee.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Methodist Episcopal church will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 'clock
at the church.
The San Souci club. which has
been meeting on Monday evening of
each week, will meet only fortnightly |
hereafter. The next meeting will be
with Miss Elizabeth Morrey, 222 |
north fifth street, Monday, the 9Th.
The "Forty- Fives," an alumni
club of the high school, were enter
tanned most DELIGHTFULLY."- with a re-
union and banquet, Saturday even
ing at the home of Miss Bessie Sands,
north fourteenth street.
A number of society young people |
of Richmond have received invita-
tions from Mr.. Dave Sutton, who has
been studying IN Boston, for dinner
to be given at the Westcott next |
Saturday evening. The invitations
were mailed from Boston, and Mr..
Sutton had given no hint of his ex-
pected return, so that a deal Of cur
iosity has been aroused. Friends
from Indianapolis and other neigh
boring cities have also been invited