The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-28
MISS TOWLE AND MRS. ScHAGLE
ENTERTAIN FOR MISS EVANS
A BRIDE ELECT.
BUYERS Whist Club is Entertained
by Miss Newman-Mrs. J. 3. Dou-
gan Pleasantly Entertained the
Tourist Club at Their Last Meeting
of the Season-High School Stu
dents Gave Successful Dance.

MISS Peafl IOWle and MIS-. Alice
Schagle entertained for Miss Lillian
Evans last night at the home of Miss
Towle on North West Fifth street.
Miss Evans is to be married to the
Rev. 0. c. Taylor OF Marengo, Ind,
next Wednesday. The affair last night
was in the nature of a shower and
Miss Evans received number of use
full presents. Those present were
Misses Sadie Bailey, Bertha Bailey,
Nora Rothermel, Lena Brown, Anna
Henley, Hulda Henley, Eva Davis,
Fannie Taylor, Lillian Evans and Ma
ME Lott and Mesdames Hettie VIII
kins, Bertha Russell, Ella Towle, Mary
Rogers, Lillian Coryell, Bertha Patty
Elizabeth Cook.
The BUYERS Whist Club met last
evening at the home of Miss Eliza
beth Newman, North Eleventh street.
There were six tables of whist and
the evening was spent in a most de-
lightful manner. The prizes were won
by Miss Marie Kaufman, Miss Caro-
line HOllingsworth, George H. Dilks,
and Wicknam Corwin. The next meet
ing will be held in two weeks time.
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There was no meeting of the Athe-
nae Club yesterday. The meeting was
postponed until next Friday when the
club meets with Mrs. Samuel Dickin-
son at her home on East Main street.
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Miss Annie Harmed delightfully."- en-
tertained twelve young ladies last
evening at supper at her home on
North Eighteenth street. The dinner
was given in honor of Miss Pauline
| Gem, bride-elect.
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Charles Clifford Fouts, we'll
| known young man of Hagerstown,
was quietly married Thursday morn.
! ing at New Castle to Miss Catherine
Ruth Lilley, the daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. William Lilley OF that city. The
| ceremony was performed in the par.
sonage of the Presbyterian church by
the Rev. w. S. Foreman. Kle young
couple will make their home at Ha
| gerstown.
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| A most successful dance was given
last evening by the members of the
J. l. c. Club at the l. o. 0. F. hall
| The dance was attended by a large
number of young people. The program
consisted of twenty dances. The mu
sic was furnished by White and Will
son.
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Mrs. j. B. Dougan last evening en-
tertained the members of the Tour
list Club at their last meeting of the
season. There was a large attendance
and splendid program was rendered
The club season will not open again
until next fall and an excellent pro
gram for the coming season will be
prepared. The Tourists are one OF
the oldest and best known organiza
lions in the city.
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Monday afternoon of next week
Jennie Yaryan will entertain a mum
Der of ladies at whist at her home or
| North Tenth street. A luncheon will
be served. This whist will be giver
in honor of Mrs. Homer T. Yaryan OF
Toledo, who is Mrs. Jennie Yaryan's
guest.
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A number of young people at the
High school were to have had a buck
board ride last night but it was post
poned on account of the dance giver
by the ]. l. c. Club. The ride will be
given sometime next week.
The following announcements hav,
been received by numerous Richmond
people:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Virgins
announce the marriage of their niece
Eva Mae Virgins
Mr.. Roy l.. Brooke
on Sunday, April the fifteenth
nineteen hundred and six
San Francisco, California
At home
After May twentieth
Sacramento, California.
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The Alpha Mu Kappa sorority al
the high school banoueted the WON
an teachers and Prof D. r. Ella bar
ger, the principal yesterday Afternoon
The lunch was served at five o'clock
number of the girls belong to the
cooking class and they displayed theil
art to advantage. This will be the las
banquet given by any organization a
the school this year.