The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-18

e program consisted of music and
Paper on The Dutch and New Meth
ands," read by Mrs. Belle Hor-
The next meeting viii be in De-
nber with Mrs. Josephine Comstock
North 10th street. The papers for
1t afternoon will be on THE Pill
ms and Puritans by Mrs Cecilia
Kelley and Traditions" by Miss
Ftha Grace ROBBIE.
reception was given Friday after
bn at the Starr school by the teach
to the parents of the pupils. The
- per rooms of the building were at
ctive with their decorations of
ysanthemums An address was
Ten by President Kelly of Earlham.
S. F. w. Kruger, Prof. Harris and
Hsgh School orchestra assisted
h the music program.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the
ace NJ. E. church has made arrange
nts for a dinner TO be given at the
1rch today for the old folks, it being
d Folks Day" A reception win be
en- after the morning services. Over
Fenty-fve invitations have been is
3D.
the Home Missionary Society of the
st NJ. E. church will meet Wednes-
of next week with Mrs. f. B.
rk of South 18th street. Mrs Ar
r Curme will be the leader for the
ernoon and Mrs. Charles Wolfer
read a paper on THE Frontier
brk.''
the Sorosis club, which was to have
Tuesday with Mrs. Chas. Unthank,
meet with Mrs Mary Wineburg of
lth 10th street on Wednesday of
It week
1t the meHeting of the Saint Agnes
lid of ST. Paufs Church, the follow
officers were elected: President, |
bs Hazel Tough; Vice president, |
is Constance Bell; secretary, Miss
Eabeth wigmore; treasurer, Miss
ephine Buell.
The program for the Tuesday club, |
Gch meets next week at the Lii
Try, promises to be of great inter
Mr.. Jesse Reeves will read a pa
on "The Trojan War of the Twen-
+h Century, Forecast The
cussion will be led by Prof Robert
Kelly and Jonathan Newman.
*
Iere are a few "don'ts" for tall wo-
n:
Don't select the smallest chair in
If friends drawing rooms. It may
your fairy like sister to sit on
| oil with her hands clasping her
.ees. but you should cultivate the
.tely.
bon't choose the shortest person in
! room to talk to, and so call atten-
b to your undue height.
Don't, when choosing a new frock,
|ect stripes, or those with trim
ang from waist to hem. BY wear
a we'll cut wide skirt. trimmed
Ind and round you can take at least
inch off your height.
Don't crown your heads with lofty
1 S or a high couture. Dress your
| r rather full and curl it fairly low.
lar moderate sized hats that have
outstanding plumes.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. r.. Beatty enter
he'd the members of a card club at
/ ir home, "The Pines" on East
| in street, Friday evening. Whist
I; played at four tables and lunch
! was served.
|tr and Mrs. Erie Reynolds enter
| led the Saturday Evening Pedro
|, last evening at their home on
n street. Cards were played at
tables The members of the
are Messrs and Mesdames B. B.
! son, Walter Bates, Shurman
b., p. w. Smith. Erie Reynolds,
li;tm Campbell, w. W. Schultz and
Tx Wilson The next meeting of
|cl ub will be in two weeks.
bit svithstanding the report from
Ers circles that the really smart wo-
have discarded the veil, never,
in the land of TIE Sultan have
been more popular with woman
han at present. Every other
bar one meets ON the street. is en-
bud I'D in at least one bit of flowing
Ton or lace, and sometimes two
Evn is the color par excellence
ch IS most modish. and every
lie, from the warm red and golden
vn, TO the darkest Havana and
d crowns, are used. In fact, so
1t i S the demand for brown vail
tina there is likely to occur the
e 6iearth in the product that was
erie need with long kid gloves and {
WI lite silk ones of early summer !
ryt hing in brown We ling is smart, s
st yle no more than another, and it '
ortunate that it is SD, for the wo- !
/ who sets forth with the firm in O
ion of securing a certain pattern
4 discovers to her sorrow that it t
Ike hunting for a needle in a hay i
k, also forthwith meekly takes il
t is offered her. One of the most a
fish patterns in vogue, but one .
CHI is most difficult to find in stock t
ply because of its popularity, is a :
n dotted net. either with the ring a
or the solid dot scattered over the
ace, the edge finished with hem n
he material or else band of vel Y