The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-20
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changed with other members for 9TH
err wished for recipes and in this way |
much "cooking lore" was given out.
At the close of the meeting light re-
freshments were served and the
circle adjourned until May 18th.
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The Helen Hunt Literary Club held
an evening meeting yesterday at the
home of Mrs. Medsker, in Cambridge |
City. The attendance was quite large
and the club enjoyed the society OF
several guests from this city. The
program for the afternoon was under
the direction of Mrs. Hastings, OF
this city and Mrs. Paul, of Cambridge
City, and the topic for the afternoon
was Literature Of the Colonial Pc
riod' Mrs. Paul's paper proved ex-
ceedingly interesting, giving, as it did
an excellent account of the books and
papers of Puritanical times. On ac-
count of the absence Of Mrs. Hast
ings her paper was not read but will
| be held over until the next meeting.
Several fine musical selections were
given after the reading by members
of the club. At the close of the pro-
gram light refreshments were served
and the members and guests spent
the time socially. 49,"
| The Merry Go-Round club held the
last meeting of the series yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs Char
les Neal, on south fifteenth street.
The hostesses for the afternoon were
Mrs. Neal and Mrs. Harry Needham.
A delightful afternoon was spent by
all. Whist was the feature of the af-
ternoon Mrs. Ira Woods and Mrs.
John Moore winning the prizes. At
ter the games a light luncheon was
daintily served. The guests Of the
club were Mrs. Harry Morrow, Mrs.
Harmon Meyer and Mrs. Frank Par
sons. This was the last regular
meeting of the club but it is probable
that one or two evening meetings will
be held later on. -
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| Mrs. May Wright Sewall will OBJ
iiserve tomorrow as her day at home,
instead of her usual Wednesday af-
ternoon, and will have with her as
special guests Miss Janet Scudder, of
Terre Haute, and Miss Caroline
Foulke of Richmond. Miss Scudder
is sculptor Of exceptional ability
and has had a studio in New York
for the past few years, since return
ing fro ma residence of some time
!; abroad. where she studied. Miss
Scudder is now visiting friends in the
West before returning to Europe to
continue her studies. Mrs. Sewall has
issued no invitations for her at home
, tomorrow afternoon, but invites all
friends who are interested in art tc
meet Miss Scudder and Miss Foulke
indianapolis Sentinel.
The Study Club, the erstwhile Mu-
steal Club, met yesterday afternoon al
the home Of Mrs. Downing for tho
purpose of perfecting the organiza.
:. ton Of the new club, which will ,be
known as The "Musical Study Club. .
A committee, consisting Of Mrs
Downing, Mrs. Beatty, Mrs. Earhart
: Miss Mary Baer and Mrs. c. B. Hunt
: was appointed, which will have
charge of the work next year an(
which will make an outline Of thu
work as soon as possible. This com
mittee will act as the executive boart
;. of the club and will have charge Of
l all matters pertaining to it. IF
;. work for next season, although it ha:
J. not been ultimately decided upon a
yet, will consist Of study of music
and its masters. Several open meet
in@s will be given and the club wi,
u arrange for three concerts, the date
Of which have not been set vet. TIL,
work for the year 1904-1905 will
commence on the first Tuesday in Dc
u tober, that being the date for the frs
e meeting end all meetings next season
IL will be held in the afternoon. =.
i < reg ri. 8
IL The wedding Of Miss Mary Foste
;. and Charles Morrison took place las
q evening at the. First Presbyteria,
d church. The beautiful church, wa
IS filed with large number of relative
l. Of the bride and groom. w. B.. Woo
Re of Richmond was one of the ushers. =
Indianapolis journal.