Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-11
SOCIAL. EVENTS

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Mr.. John Sullivan and Miss Mag
gle Marley, two of Richmond's best
known people, were married yester-
day morning at the 6 O'Clock mass at
ST. Mary's Catholic church. After the
church services an elegant wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
| the bride Is sister, Mrs. Edward Col
drick, South Twelfth street, to the
bridal party and immediate relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Sullivan left at 8
O'Clock for Dayton. After short
stay there they will visit Cincinnati
and Louisville, returning home about
Sunday. They will 90 to housekeep-
ing in a handsomely furnished home
on Lincoln street, West Richmond.
Many handsome presents were re-
| ceived. The groom Is a business man
Of prominence. and a son Of the late
well known Jeremiah Sullivan. Mrs.
Sullivan, by her answering devotion
to relatives and friends, and her use
eul life. has endeared herself to
hosts of friends, whose best wishes
are extended for a happy married
! life.
The hour of the wedding was very
early, still there were a large number
at the church.
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The Ladies Maccabees Club will
meet with Mrs. Huddleston, 517
North d street, Thursday afternoon
at ? O'Clock. All Lady Maccabces
are requested to attend.
The ladies of the G. A. r. will have
The installation Of officers Friday af-
ternoon at the Grand Army hail. The
ceremonies Will take place at 2:30
'clock and a large attendance is an
ticipated. The installation was to
have taken place Friday night but it
vas necessary to change to the fore
noon owing to the fact that the mem
bers Of Sol Meredith post will hold
an election of officers on that even
ing.
Invitations have been issued by the
| teachers of the First Presbyterian
Sunday school to the parents and
the older pupils for a reception to
be given in the church parlors at
6 p. m. Thursday, January II, when
substantial lunch will be served.
Very short talks will be given by a
number of people interested in the
school. and a delightful evening is an
ticipated; an unusually kindly feel
ing exists in this organization and
some good work has been accomplish
ed the past year, both in Bible study
and in phiIanthropic work.
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TIE Science and Anglican Clubs
Of Earlham will meet this evening.
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The Ladies of the Fifth street NJ
f. church had an all day meeting at
the church yesterday. The purpose
of the meeting was to make aprons
for the church fair bazaar which is to
be held at the church on January
oath.
Mrs Donnell entertained the ladies
of the Penny Club at her home on
South A street Yesterday No bust
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acted. The next meeting will be held
at the court House in the Horticul-
ture room in two weeks. 1t will be
an important meeting as the report
for the year will be read and officers
will be elected.
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The Domestic Science Club met at
the Parish House yesterday after
noon and the meeting was addressed
by DR.. c. S. Bond. DR.. Bonds sub
ject was "Food in Disease and. in
HEALTH" and it was much appreei.
ated. ,,.. q. s..a-. 3
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The January meeting of the Won
ans Foreign Missionary" Society Of
the Whitewater Quarterly meeting
was held yesterday afternoon at. the
home Of Mrs. Frank Coffin, South
! Fifteenth street. An interesting pa
per, GA History of the Geography
and Races of Africa" was read BY
Mrs. Trueblood and select reading
was given by Alice X. Wood. Re-
freshments were served to about
forty guests and members. The, next