The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-14

gram. The Carey club is one of the
Oldest women clubs in eastern In
DIANA, having enjoyed an existence
Tor twenty-five Years. 1t is a very
prominent club.
Miss Elizabeth Horney has been in
stalled III her new position in the In
diana department of the Palace of
Education, and will be glad to extend
courtesies to any of her Indiana
friends who may call TO examine the
educational exhibit
The Ensminger family of Wayne,
Henry, Fayette and Union counties
will hold the annual reunion near
Liberty this week. Many from Rich
mond will attend. Invitations were
issued yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. bursting have is
sued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Anna, to Mr..
George Selm. The wedding will take
place September IS, at St. Andrew 5
church. A reception will be held at
d o clock p. m. at the home, 4o2
South Thirteenth street.
Misses Miller and Barrows. Of
Richmond, attended the annual reun-
ion OF the Rose family, held near
Hamilton Sunday, says the Republi-
can-News. The family is a very old
one, but this was the first reunion ev-
er held. A big dinner was served at
noon, and was followed by a picnic
and speeches. About one hundred
were present.
Mrs. Ward Halliday entertained a
number of friends this week at her
home in Connersville for Miss Etha
Wright. The hours were spent in
needlework and in social way. Re-
freshments were served at O'Clock,
the Misses Boroadus and Mckee as
sisting the hostess. Several guests
fro mthis city were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gaar and
daughter, Miss Mildred, have return
ed from Bay View, Mich.
Miss Carolyn Green was in Indi-
annapolis yesterday visiting relatives.
Mrs. Timothy Wilson has gone to
st. Louis.
Miss Alice Norris entertained the
Impromptu Club at Rushville last
night, Miss Williams. of this city,
ibeing the guest of honor. The ev-
ening was enjoyably spent.
A small dancing party will be Civ
EN- at Newcastle for number of out
of-town young women who are the
guests of Newcastle friends. About
thirty couples will be present. Sew
eral Richmond young people have
gone to Newcastle to attend this
dance.
The Mary F. Thomas w. c. T. C..
held the annual election of officers
yesterday afternoon at Grace church.
This was the last session of the fiscal
wear. and the annual reports were all
handed in and proved to be satisfac-
tory beyond measure The outlook for
the work of next year is very encour-
aging to the members of the union.
The record Of the year just closed, as
shown in reports, was very fine one.
The next meeting will be held i'll one
month, the exact place not having
been decided upon as yet. lester-
days election resulted well. n
The History Club, the program OF
which appeared yesterday will give
regular entertainments, exclusive of
its meetings at Garfield school this
winter These entertainments will
cosist of lectures on various countries,
especially Russia, and will be illus
trated with stereopticon views. The
History Club started this innovation
last year, and the entertainments
proved very enjoyable and instruc-
tive.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the East Main street Friends church
will give social tomorrow evening at
| the home of Allen Jay. in West Rich
mond. The annual election of officers