The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-16
SOCIAL cAIENDAR.
BY
MR.. :,
WARREN
GLEN ENTS.
Saturday.

SOCIAL cAIENDAR. |
Saturday. III
Nomads will close their series of
meetings with a banquet at the home
of Miss Winchester, on north |
eleventh street. 5st,..
History club holds its business
meeting at the home Of Mrs. George
Dougan. ., /
I Open church meeting at South
Eighth Street Friends church.
The meeting Of the Tourists, held
last evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dougan, was one Of the
most enjoyable of the year A large
number of the members were present,
besides several guests, and all thor
oughly enjoyed the delightful even
ing's entertainment. The program
| for this "recreation evening" was
prepared by Mrs. McCabe and Mr..
Dougan and was one Of the best the
club has had this season. The fea-
tture of the evening was two short
plays, with, Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Fer
riday, Mr. and Mrs. G. S.. McCabe
and Mr.. Fred Lemon in the casts. The
plays were charmingly. given and
those taking part in them showed
considerable talent. A great deal of
pleasure was afforded to the members
by the little comedies. The next
meeting and the closing one of the
year, will be the annual banquet,
given at the home of Prof. and Mrs.
Dennis, Of west Richmond.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
First Presbyterian church met yes
? terday afternoon in the church par
lors with full attendance. On ac-
count of the unexpected absence OF
, the officers the business session was
eliminated for the afternoon and the
time was pleasantly spent in needle
work and social conversation.
t Mrs. Ault was the hostess yester
day for delightful party, given il
i honor of her daughter, Annabel, thu
= occasion being the latter's fifth birth
: day, anniversary. The little guest
: enjoyed greatly the games and enter
ftainment prepared for them by tn
e hostess, and spent a very 4pleasan
= afternoon. The color scheme of re,
: and white was observed throughou
q and red carnations Served as fayors
= A dainty two-course luncheon wa
y serv'"d. Mrs. sAult was assisted b.
$ Mcsdames J. W. Tingle, Theodor
v Parker, Jennie Williams and Mise
: Lulu Chamness and Edna White. TIL
= little guests were the Misses Mar
= and Ruby Ting'e, Ruth White. Aim
o. Getz, Madeline and Kathryn Elliot
" Mary Leader, Opal Osborne, Mar
d Crump. Mary Johns, Ruth Ault an
q Annabel Ault.
The afternoon whist party, give
e in the Elks club rooms yesterday, wa
> most enjoyable one. The hostesse
# for the afternoon were Mrs. Gale
" Lamb and Mrs. Fred Jay. Wits
" played at six tables, was the featu,
n. of the afternoon, and after a fe
it hours spent delightfully."- at the game
r the first prize was awarded to Mr.
g. Frank Parsons, the second to Mr.
s. Jack Moore and Miss Edna McGui1
~ received the consolation. The out {
ar town guests yesterday afternoon wei
III Mrs. Kirk, Of New York, and Mi
no Marjorie Taylor. of Huntington, Y
&c Va Miss Jessie Landwer and Mi
~ Grace Robe were appointed the no
o. tesses for the next meeting. 49,.
o. The last session Of the w. c. T.
he institute closed last night at the Ea
I'd Main Street Friends church with {
ir- entertainment of songs, recitation
CIV and addresses. A large and ate
a. tive audience was present. Each pa
N was we'll rendered. The music w
re furnished by the Earlham Glee clu
;le which rendered three selections and
.rs duet. The Laurel quartet and Ea
* Main street Friends orchestra {
H. lighted the audience with some choi
selections. A paper was read by M
De Ella Leonard on "The Reas
80. Why bringing out the reason
-. should be interested in the work
~ the Woman's Christian Temperar
10 Union. REGULATIONS were given
-. Helen Sparks, "The Bell Of Art