The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-03-01

2lS north thirteenth street. Articles
on the Russio-Japanese war were
read by Mrs. Harry Lamb and Mrs.
Charles Houghton. The social phase
Of the meeting was also very enjoy
able.
Next week s meeting will be at the
home of Mrs Charles Slifer, 2l7
north thirteenth.
For the three days, beginning Sat
urday and ending Monday night, a
house party was conducted at the
home of DR.. G. A. Mottier, who is
occupying the Reed homestead, cor
ner of eighth and north A streets as a
sanitarium. The hostess on the Oc
casion was Mrs. j. M. Thornbrough,
and to say she carried out the affair
successfully is but to say the affair
was in her hands The party was
given In honor of James and Anna
White and, incidentally, to celebrate
the birthday anniversary of Mrs.
James White. 1t was complete
gathering of the entire family circle,
five children being present. All OF
Mr. White s brothers and their fam
lies were members of this happy
gathering, and on Sunday afternoon,
from to 5, about sixty-five of the
old friends and relatives called to
offer congratulations. 1t was the
first time in years that this substan-
tia1 family have gotten together,
which made the occasion one long to
be remembered.
Mrs. Thornbrough, whose culinary
art was never questioned, on this
occasion outdone all former efforts
in her endeavor to entertain all IN
royal way, and she certainly succee,,-
ed, to a marked degree.
Among those who partook of the
hospitality and the graciousness of
the event, were the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White of De
troit; also Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. ks
kadden, Miss Ellen White, Mr.. Sell
don White; Miss Hettie White, Mr..
Pruce Fisher of Grinnell, Iowa, Mr..
John D. Steddom and Mr.. Morris
Steddom and wife and Mr.. J. G.
Steddom and family and all of Mr..
Whites brothers and their families.
The Ladies' Aid society of East
Main Street Friends church will hold
their regular meeting Thursday aft
ernoon at 1 80 p. M. in the Christian
Endeavor room. The ladies are very
anxious for all the members to be
present and bring their friends with
them.
The ladies of the Fifth Street
Methodist Episcopal church have Sc
lected Saturday, March 9Th, as the
date for the serving Of their dinner
| in 6. A. r. hall.
At the fifth street Methodist Epis-
lcopal church, at high noon today, oc-
curred the quiet but pretty wedding
! of Mr.. Fred K Hicks and Miss Ota
Wyne, both of Richmond, Rev. J. P.
Chamness officiating. The bride has
host of friends and acquaintance,
as has also the groom, who has ac-
qnired quite reputation as a violin
ist. Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks will reside
in this city.
Mrs Hazard and daughter, Miss
! Martha. Of Fairhaven, Vt, formerly
of Richmond, came last night to at
tend the funeral of Mrs Hazard 3
mother, Mrs. Strickland
Arthur Test left for a short visit
in Dayton last evening. He will at
tend the production Of "Ben-Hur."
Mrs. Ankeny, Of Lafayette, Ind,
came last night to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Strickland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Detchen, of
Charlottesville, who have been spend
ing a few days with local relatives,
returned home yesterday.
Miss Lorle Ward, of Denver, Colo,
who has been the guest of Miss Clara
Morgan for several weeks, returned
home Monday.