The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-06

Tuesday evening the +. Y. W. 5.
Euchre Club held its opening meet
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
. Frankel. in South Eighth Street. The
hours were very pleasantly spent at
progressive euchre, pretty prizes be-
ing won by Mrs. John Hutchinson
and Mr.. Sol Frankel and novel con-
solutions We're given Mrs. Sol Frankel
and Mr.. Andrew Roser. After a So
cial hour the members adjourned to
meet in two weeks.
cards for progression at the euchre
party to be given by the ladies Of the
Sacred Heart Sodality at ST. Mary IS
Hall this evening will be distributed
promptly at eight o'clock. Dainty
refreshments will be served. followed
by dancing and general sociability.
Miss Mary Bescher of south four
teenth street has Miss Celeste Hart
well of Washington, d. c., as her
quest for the remainder of the week.
Mr.. John Duke and daughters,
Misses Melvina and Edith, have
gone to st. Louis to attend the
Fair.
Miss Clara Norman has returned
home after weeks visit with
Friends in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Daniel Palmer of Webster is
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Ben
|jamin Price of South Thirteenth
street this week.
The History Club will hold the
Opening meeting of thesseason at the
home of Miss Ada Hadley, 125 north
ninth street, Saturday, October eight,
lat 2:3O p. m, Russia being the topic
for discussion. Mrs. Elva C. Price
will read a paper on "Physical
characteristics and the People, and
Mrs. Mary J. Mcneil will give Cur
|rent Events.
The Ladies' Whist Club Of the
Country Club had its regular weekly
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
club house. The hostesses for the
afternoon were Mrs. Jessie Fletcher
land Mrs. w. c. Crawford. About
|thirty-five ladies were present Those
winning prizes were Mrs. j. M. West
|cott, first prize; Mrs. Robert Slim
son second prize, and Mrs. S. f.
|Swayne, consolation prize. The next
meeting of the club will be held one
|week from Saturday The hostesses
will be Mrs. Lou Emmons and Mrs.
pohn Lontz.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary
Society and the Ladies' Home Mis- |
Fionary Society of the First M. E.
church held joint meeting at the
home of Mrs. M. Swadener in South
fourteenth street yesterday after
noon. There were about fifty la
F1ies were present and discussions
we're had on a large number Of sub
6ects which pertain to mission work.
Three very interesting papers were
read. Among these were Omissions
in Mexico by Mrs. Steiver; "Mis-
Eions in New Mexico.' by Mrs.
frey: Missions in Africa by Mrs
Eecrist,who with her husband, is soon
10 leave for Africa as missionaries.
Music was furnished during the aft
(rnoon by ladies quartette.
Mrs. O. L. Pooue entertained the
ladies' of the Grace Church Foreign
Missionary Society yesterday after
boon at her home in East Main street.
There was n large attendance. several
Flsltors being present. Mrs. r. +.
|taughton had charge of the devo-
|lonal exercises. Following the bust
less. paper on Missions in China
|Eas read by Mrs. T. A. Mott. In the
bsence Of DIR. q. H. Hill, who was
expected to give.a talk, Mrs. NJ S. +
fable read selection on sUp-to-
pate China A pleasant social hour
followed. dainty refreshments being
|erved by the hostess assisted bv Mrs.