The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-11

liam J. Hiatt read carefully prepar-
ed review of the book ''Lux Christi. -
and selections on "Systematic Civ
ing were read fro manother volume,
several others of the members giving
selections on the same subject. Miss
Ruth Virgins gave several piano
numbers which were much enjoyed.
The next meeting will be with Mrs
Charles G. Carpenter, South Thir-
teenth street.
Miss Elizabeth Doan, of Fl. Wayne
formerly Mr.. Justin Study's secre-
tary. but now teacher in the public
schols of FIT. Wayne, is with Mrs.
Charles Newman, on North Sixteenth
street. until September. Miss Doan s
friends are entertaining for her in
an informal way.
The dance to have been given Tues
day evening by Mr. M. C. Kelley and
Mr. James Goldrick for the Misses
De Vanney. of Glendale, and which
was postponed from that date, will
occur tomorrow evening at Jackson
Park
The social given by the North West
Circle of the Woman s Home Mission
airy Society of the First M. E. church
last evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. H. Bunyan on North Twelfth
street, was a highly enjoyable func-
ton in every way and one Of the most
successful given by the ladies of this
society. The affair was a musical one
and a delightful program was pre-
scented, every number of which be-
ing heartily encored and meeting with
a response. Mr.. Otto Krone gave sew
eral songs alone, and also sang with
Mrs. Krone and Miss Brush in several
numbers; Miss Lucille Quinn gave
|some charming piano solos, Miss Ma
bel Barber also appearing in several
piano numbers; and Mrs Lewis King
mad Mrs. William Longnecker gave
one or two piano Duets. Lunch was
served later in the evening. there be-
ing a large attendance.
Mrs Augustus Scott is entertain
ing small house party today at her
home on North Tenth street for Mrs.
Joseph M. Gibson, of Sycamore, III.
Mr.. Frank Girardin is entertaining
Mr.. Goeser, the we'll known Cincin-
natl artist, Mr.. Goeser to be the guest
of the Richmond Art Club, at their
country studio, "The Cabin south
of town. Mr.. Edgar Forkner and
Mr.. Fred Pearce will join the party of
artists late in the week.
The regular weekly card party in
the Knights of Columbus club rooms
yesterday afternoon was a pleasant
affair. Mrs. James Balfe acting as
hostess. There were five tables for
cards, progressive euchre being played
the prizes being awarded Mrs. J. H.
Luken and Mrs. James Balfe. Miss
Kate Madden will be hostess for the
party next Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
First Baptist church give an ice
cream social at the church tomorrow
evening for the benefit of the society,
a small charge to be made for the re-
freshments served, but there will be
no admission. as the affair is to be
Largely a social one.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace
M. E. church gives a social at the
home of Mrs. Haughton, 26 South
Seventh street, on Friday afternoon
from 3 to 5 o'cock. Mrs Close, Mrs
Hubbard and Miss Dunn will assist
Mrs. Haughton as hostesses.
The family of Miss Martha Boyd,
who is travelling abroad this summer
with a party of Richmond people, has
heard from her this week at Venice
and Rome, from where they were ex-
pecting to go north to Switzerland as
they found the heat in Rome too
great for a long stay in that city.
They landed at Antwerp, having taken
a slow steamer for the benefit accru-
ing from the ocean trip but will sail
for home on one of the steamers of
the faster lines, starting about the
Both of August. The party is made
up of Miss Martha Boyd. Miss Maria
Jones. Miss Emma Houeh. Miss En-