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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

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nod) 1 llbr in Dem binter oem Gro
cerp-2aben bes Srn. Sobn Gab, Gar.
III, ScottitrtBe, befinolid)en Speile.
simmer Selier, bas einen Safoen
bon $50 onrid,tetc, Der Ilarm uilr-
DC bon einem Galionten einecianOt.
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fen. @iniam Saetb. Ia Sabre
off, bon Nr. 430, perl. Srebcrif- ape,,
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bon Nr. sol, observation-disclosures, I'M.
terilfte Die @linoe nno crflGrtc Die
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Yaltimore.S trabe, perbaftet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

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I'M @louben, boB er i'm 9egriife iei,
iid ollf Ole ihlpanfenoen Elanfen
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mar GllBerlt ungebolten iibet Die plos'
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ter uno Moroip uno iuuroe Damn aud
aIiiflid bon George Simon, DEM
NodtpGd)ter aiif Der @erfte, gerettet.
Nodoem aorl in Der oitliben Toli5ei'
Itotion iid) oitsgetrodnet batte, .ileh
man i'm nieoer LAUREN, uno er fam
audi lider mieber olrf ieinem Sdiifc
an.
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elm @aggon bes Sradt5uges Nr,
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gingong oes 9arreitraBen tunnels,
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toft nit elmer @asrobre, tpoonrd cine
grploIipn berbeigefiibrt pitroe. Die
Spribcn-Gompognie Nr. 2 loi6te oil
! 6lommen. gei Der Grploiion ipltrot
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
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Gopt. 6ronf Sotboron oeItorben. -
Iciultot elmer SdieBoifaire. -
MGr5zS ermin oes &reisgeridts
i'm Golntp. - Seri6ieocnes.
Capt. Sronf Sotboron pon Spar.
rotps. Eoint itarb in lciner @obning,
9tr. 81, @altimore.S traec, @igblonO.
tomn, am 5reitag Nadlnlittog nno
ieine @eeroigune finbct btrtc 9tad)-
mittag Itott. Gr mar II Sabre lang
in 3ienItcn Scr oMtnrpInn6 Stobl.
Co." ltno binterl6Bt irine @ittwc,
5tpei 9riioer, EnItor 8. S. Sotboron
bon SorreitsSia, Mto. mno Samucl
Sotboron bon NensOorf, iomie orei
Sdneitern, Srou Is. Sores bon Nclp'
Dorf, Srau Scott BON @aibington
uno SRI. Safe Sotboron ben @alb'
ington.
Gin g 6teBboIb ein9ca
It t.
Gofpar6 9rolpn, Der orglebt, aus
Iiblonb, Gel, 81 fomtncn, Dllroe
AM Samitog pom Nricocnsrid)ter
Soiepb q. Nellmoper in Der Soli5eia
itotion 81 @orocnuiae untcr Der Mn
ifulbigu1g Dem Ero5cbucrfabren
iiberpicicn, int ~Sidorp Springs
Sotel" al Der Sarforh.Toao allf
ltIpiieS u. 9isnep 9eidoilcn 81 bos
ben. 9rolurl pcrlonGtt n hem Sotel
2ogis fir ii6 mo feline 5rol, uno
ol5 inn Dies pcrpeigcrt pl;rbe, i6ob
er ouf Gisnep, obne i'm icbod SIT
treffen.
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bon 9oltimore-Gountn 6u SoipIon
bcginnt 6ellte unlo eine gnr5c gn5obl
Sdae miro gum SrojrB ongeiebt
merben. G5 Iiegen 1888 SG0c Dor.
$50 limb feline G6Gne2
ST. Somes 9. SinbIon pon GodepS.
bile il,ht ieit eiriaer 3eit nod Dem
@erbleib ieincr beiOcn SGbnc, HoS
unb Glpoe Sinolon. GrltP"er lit uer-
beiratbet llnb miro felt 5 Wonoten
permibt uno 2etterer Jeff 2 Wona.
ten.
9oppcltc 8eburt&togS.
feier.
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lctte Wohe in ibrer @eaaninllg ST
@orbenpilIe 81 gleid)er 2eit ibrcn @c'
b%urtStag. Scrr Sron5 lit GS lino feline
Srdit G4 Sabre oft. Nrrf. Charles
Dodel'S Srhciter %lieierte bic MuIif
ST Der ihonen Seller, uno elm 5eit'
mobl pcreinte Die @dItc. rntcr bencr
Iih befonben: Sr. ltnb S:ou 8eter
5rol,5, Sr.. llnb Srai ,Soblt 6ron&
Sr. unb Srau Gus Sror, ST.. mo
Srnt, Soiepb Sran5, Sr.. iino Srnu
So. S%cilnldnil, Sr. unb 6rMt George
Spprer, Srau Sarrp 6ronI 8ralt
Conrad 'Seilmonn, Die SrlM Clara
9osmonu, @ertrlloe Tron5, 8enes
piepe Sporer, Morie Spprer, Sir9j.
nio SronS, ellie 2ude, 2oretta Sell
Nptollr 2cnn 6ron5 nn> Sic SS. Ift'
otcip Sran5, Simotbp Sran5, Tap-
moilb 5ran5, Clarence Sron5, Gam.
renee SroitS, @eraro Sporer, gilbert
Seilmann, eugene SrunI Sorrp
SranI Gbmuno Sron5. Sronf Sell
mann, elmer Seilmann. Charles
9adel, Sobn Yadcl, Sohn Morib uno
Gilbert Sran5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

Gin idjanes nnS niitlides 8eiderf
fir AnsebOrisc lit inner cine lebeus.
grohe photographic obcr cine Flint
lcriid npllenbete Gopie eines alien
yiIbes in Grason, 4aRerfarbe, Del
ober Yaitea. Die id0niten 9abinet'
bilScr MIR ST pro 9nkcmb.
SnIims ScbbeI, oeutiber Hbofograpb
321 Nprb.Vag.S traRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

tllnteriudlnla, bob Snopclp an CT
ncnl Ser5lei1en geitorben lei II. ltell-
tc Elm oabin geberoes Sobca' Gcrtifi-
fot aus. fsrt
sSnnnclp ipar ein S%nnolnn9cr bon
Irofciiion, abcr ifon lett ldngerer
3eit orbeitsunfdbig. @r NOR leoig
unb bintcrlaBt nneeblid feinerlei
&crlpanbte. ST iuor in Der nWetro.
politon 2ebensperliherlngs B.. @eieq.
idoit" pcrlidert, uno 2cidpllbeitotter
Woran an 9onf. unb InnItra6e
miro fir ole Secrbigllng forgeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
lSinnefnnbt.l
Baltimore, Wb., 4. WGr5 1906

Baltimore, Wth., 4. Wor5 1906.
In bic Serren Heooftcllrc, Die @e'
idGitSleitun9 u1b boS ii6rigc Eerio.
mol u~nierer beltifcn 3eitung Ser
0ellti6c Correspondent" in Nr. Alb,
Sit.gultimores StroBe.
@ccbrtc Serrcn! Sell uno @lildolif
i'm nci,en Seim Dem a%lle5eit porfpartS
itrcbcnbcn uno Dos Seutihtbum bod.
b%oltenoen rGeutiden Correspondent"
in Baltimore. 8ipot! Grescot! 6lo.
reot! ahtungspoa Erof. Gomllno
4. @e6er, Ger. 220o, GlepclonO.Blnce.
Sic 90 orpIGn6cr Stats
geict9cbung miro bcllte Gbeilo
picoct in Sitlln1 trctelL iirb 5luor
ipiro oicie @ohc meiItcrS Der Gil.
iterngeietoebnr9 gclpiomct mcroet.
Gin @crird, bic Somon.gia sur gn'
notnie SIT briltgcn, miro nidjt mcbr
oemod)t ncrh>n, pcil mor meiB, oob
bicielbr nidi Die g~crin9itcn gusiid)-
ten ouf gnnabmc bat. 3o0egcn ho-
ben iih pcrld)ieocnc Scnotrrcn oif
cine iogennnnte GomproniBbia sc
ciniNt, in mclGcr sic Sheen oes &C.
motors Sell mo mnoerer Scrrcn
aus ben auitern-G Counties peripirf.
lid)t iinb. @cld)cs Sd)idiol oieie Dill
boben oiirfte, lit bel Der ionoerboren
Stimmuuig ser pielcn llnterbausmit.
9Iieber idrutr noroilS5uio9cu. Im
Somitog ioiib I'M .IPcrhnnts'Gllb"
cine Goniercr5 5ipii6cn Den Scnoto.
rem Seth, Soncoltcr mo 0ro,pn ullo
Den $50. @n,. $. Vitfler, ". @.Yor.
fer, g, u. NiliomS, Nlon5c 8. Wti.
les, Sruucis 81. Gorcp mo 9ougloS
s. SDomos ltntt. IS mor bic Ibiid)t,
Die Soupt5ii.e Der Somon'ihen gill
in Der Bill otS Srn. Sctb oriubrins
gen, bod) id)!ug Der &criud icbl.
Gur ben Itroti den 9 c.
notorer ar9nmentirten an Can't
itoa Die Mitglicocr Der Heiorm.0igo
81 8llnitcn der Bill, lpcld)e i'm Eoli-
5cibeportemcni boiielbc Spltcm fir
Die Gr%nennurgen ctnfiibrcn icn. Die
8eriommlur0en ionocn inn @iircoll
bcs Seno.orS s. Charles 2intbicunl
itutt. IlS Hconcr ipnren Die $50. :.
y. Mullen, So9n 6: Moie, WiQionl
Gcpnolbs. ". Burns Srullblc, Gbas.
Morris Soipurb unb 8ecroe Sronc
cridicnen.
Ncue GlcrfS i'm . oI.o t.
- Hoitmciiter SorrlS iii Dor @uibs
itgton oi;s in SenntniB gcictt nor,
Den, bob CT meitere adlt Glerfs an,
itelcn fam, INN meld)e cr Dol lGnae,
rer 3eit ellpht bate. Tie Glerfs
mcrber bon Ger elite Der Girilrienit-
Eriifung 9cltonmen uno crbolter
ais gnfon9$.S olGr 5000 pro Sobr.
Teronufnotis. Sberi,
9. s. Sbinef, Der befonnie Srael,
bauer, beaiebt iid morgcn altf ENC
8eIdGftsreiie nod @ilmin9tonL Del.
philadelphia; Ea., SndlonpiIle, SIu.
uno Dem Siioen.
&amer out BARON. - Oils
Sr. Senrp Meiiter, Web9crmeiitcr
bon Wr. 6S, Carlton Cane, g"eitcrr
iriib nit ieinem Sobre. Srl,. Gbus.
Weiiter. nod Sauie iubr coQioirte
iein Subrperf an Der ode bon BAL
tintore. unb Gatbcrineitrobe nit Dem
Strabenbabnipoeeon Nr 1920 Scr
@apitraben.2inie. Sr. Meiiter ilnb
iein Sobn murbcn aus rem @o9etl
geihleuhert. uno erlitt Sr. Senrp
Weiiter an Der Seite unb olr Hiiden
8erletungen. tbs Efcrb, ipeldes ~,
9oocn ~eeporfen murbe, erbielt eben.
fails @erIesunseu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
Staot Baltimore.
1tnterhnltnnas . @caluciicr.

,MuHff.Ntaecmte." - 9irfe SSutc; Stump
I'll Sumptp." ~
,Su Slh NcntnlJ."
,surp's Epcrnbnus," 1te'e Wode'
,3be SSaD 70 Nerfndre."
,,Nlaucn's EbcntCr." Eieie TSo1e: "Ape
Ghe 2Sitneb."
,9iarnlanb.S bcntcr." Etefe gSote Seifps
Observation-Disclosures IdGIi6 MatineG;
,auoitcrium : Sheater." Slele %oue'
.@nip SSSu $ 10 ,ation."
,Snhctn 5hcatcr." - Siete 9Sohe: Serlen
giles Grtrnouguu5u Gpirpagntc lno Ntnls
3rippc.
Il. Nfir5. arobCs Gon5cri nno Vau IN oer
,SiabIunb Icuocmn, " 6iablnnhtolpn.
,Nrbciter.aiebcrtafel." = W'oring. ben O..
Mar5, orobcr Masfenbau In Der ~@trmatta'
Dlanncrbor=3ale".
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-05
Mrs. MYRTLE Wahlnuts, of Carey,

Mrs. Myrtle Wahlnuts, Of Carey,
H., is spending a few days here VS.
ting Mr. and Mrs. o. K Harms,
North Eighth street.
Mrs. l.. Fl. Harms has returned to
her home in Parker City, Ind, after
visiting relatives.
bfr. and Mrs. Earl Winchester
have returned home after visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Klein
in Connersville.
Rev. Murray Kenworthy has re-
turned from New London, Ind.
Miss Bessie Meyers has returned
to her home in Cambridge City.
Miss Edith Doney, after visit
with relatives in this city returned to
Earlham yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson Of Indian
apolis, has resumed her work at
Earlham. Miss Wilson was COM
PEELED to leave school last term on
account of the death Of her father,
| DR.. c. S. Wilson.
Howard Burgess is taking work at
Earlham preparatory to entering
Purdue to finish his work at that in
stitution.
Miss Juliet Corwin, who was fore
ed to leave school on account of i'll
] health. has resumed her studies at
/ Earlham.
Superintendent Gordon of the
Richmond Street and Interurbar
railway went to Cincinnati yesterday
on business trip.
Charles Pickles, who formerly at
tended Eariham, but who is now mar
ried and resident of Lynn, is the
father of a baby girl.
James Horrell was attacked will
epilepsy yesterday afternoon in from
of the Western Union Office. HI
soon recovered from his spell bu
was removed in the ambulance to hi
home on the. Williamsburg Pike.
Mr.. c. A. Runyan of Campbells
town, O., was in the city on bushes
yesterday. .etr.F.t.,
The Richmond Cream Co., an
nounce an Improvement in the Web
ster Creamery which will be in oper
alton in a short while
Miss Hazel Wickersham returne
home yesterday after a visit of
few days with her sick friend, Mis-
Stella Liechty, at Richmond, Ind
Grcenvilie CO., Advocate.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-05
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

THOMPSON-The body of Mrs.
T. r.. Thompson was taken to Column
bus, O., yesterday for burial. Column
bus was Mrs. Thompson's former
residence. Besides her husband she
left four small children.
BROWN-The funeral of James
Brown will take place from the home
of his sister. Mrs. Fannie Hunter,
115 South Sixth street at 2 p. m.
Friday. Rev. Randolph will ifficiate.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-05
LOCAL BREvlTIES
Harvard Dentists, 9Th and Main If

Harvard Dentists, 9Th and Main tf
Mr.. Lewis Hawley Of Rural Route
No. 3. was in the city on business
yesterday.
Miss Florence Campbell will be the
hostess at noon luncheon to be CIV
en- to several young ladies at the
NCountry Club today.
DR.. Grosvenor has moved his Office
to "a North Eleventh street. 26-tf
O. p. Thomas will go to Dayton in
the interest Of the Kibbey Company.
Repairing Of all kinds, such as
electrical instruments gas engines,
Will jameson left yesterday for
Chicago on abusiness trip.
etc. Richmond Auto Station, 1924
Main street. Phone 1893. Old
phone Az w. S-tf
Charles Thompson has returned to
Louisville, KY, after visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Thomp-
son.
BUSINESS MEMS LUNCHEON
SERVED DAILY AT THE WEST
COTT CAFE, 1880 TO Zoo
O'CLOCK, 35c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Simmons
have returned to Kokomo after Wis
iting relatives here.
Emmons Tailoring Company make
fine suits and overcoats at SIS and
S1S A+8 3-4t-eod.
Misses Cora and Mary Hebbler are
the guests Of Walter Krone at Cam
bridge City this week.
CASH BEALL, KIBBEY B. GO.
InEHR q KIIITE WIDuP
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-05
OFFICERS ELECTED
Fifth Street Al. Z. Church Choose
Workers Tn Sunday School.

Fifth Street Al. Z. Church Choose
Workers IN Sunday School.
Officers were elected as follows for
the Fifth Street Nj. Il. Sunday
school last night:
j. O.. Foss, Superintendent.
f. r. Thompson, First Assistant
Superintendent.
Miss Jennie Williams, Second As
sistant Superintendent.
Mrs Miller Griswold, Superintend-
ent of primary department.
Mrs. Z. r. Thompson, Treasurer.
Mrs. Grace Foss, Organist.
Miss Suda Nichols, Assistant Or
ganist.
f. r. Thompson, Chorister.
James Craft. Librarian.
Miss Alice Howells
Mrs. Longman, Superintendent OF
the Home Department Work.
Mrs. Goldie Lovin, Assistant Su
perintendent of the Home Depart
ment Work.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-05
July u

Leader Mrs. I. J. Newly.
s.Young Peoples Number Mrs.
Grace Gornon
Hostess-Mrs. NJ. C. Price, west of
city.
July
Leader Mrs. Frances Kelly.
Spanish Speaking People The
Earlier and Later Day. Mrs. Mag
gle Miller.
Hostess Hrs. Mary A. Whitridge,
l05 South sth street.
September IL
Leader Mrs. Mary Lewellyn.
"Sowing and Sleeves Mrs.
James Turner.
Hostess Mrs T. J. Newly, 12o
North 9th street.
October o.
Leader Mrs. Nj. C. Price.
ss.Cuba, Miss Carolyn Salter.
Hostess Mrs. Elizabeth Close, 227
North Seventh street.
November 10
Leader Mrs. Mary Whitridge.
Thank-offering.
Hostess Mrs. W. NJ. Nelson, 913
North A street.
December IL
Leader Mrs. James Turner.
Porto Rico Mrs. E. r. Close.
Hostess Mrs. Elnora Likins, sc
| South 18th street.
Officers
/ President Miss Carrie C. Lesh.
! First Vice President E. M
Haughton.
| Second Vice President Mrs. w
M. Nelson.
Recording Secretary-Miss Ros,
Dunn.
Corresponding Secretary - Mrs
Elnora S. Likins.
Treasurer - Mrs. Martha 81
Charles.
Mite Box Secretary-Mrs Fran
A. Fry.
Supply Secretary-Mrs. A. G
Compton.
Literature secretary-Nrs. E. F
Close. ss 81
Systematic Benefcence- Mrs. 7. .
Newly.
mothers Jewels Mrs. A.
{ Compton. ....
3 Program Committee-Mrs. E. I
Close, Mrs. w. NJ. Nelson, Mrs. T.
Mott, Mrs. Mary A. Whitridge.
!, Entertainment Committee - Mr.
Henry Townsend, Mrs. NJ C. Prize
Mrs. Grace German, Miss Carolyn
+ Salter, Mrs. J. w. Finfrock.
= x x X
: The Home Circle of st. Paul
= Lutheran church will meet this afte
{ noon in the chapel
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-05
SOCIAL EVENTS

The meeting of the Merry-Go-
Round Club, held last evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Lane,
on South Tenth Street, was a most
delightful one. Progressive point eu-
chre was a feature, first prizes being
won by Mrs. William Lane and Mr..
E. r. Slower. The consultations were
claimed by Mrs. Howard Ridge and
Mr. Ed Cooper. An elegant two
course luncheon was served at the
close of the card games. The club
will meet in two weeks at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper, on South
Twelfth Street
X x y
The Lads Aid Society of the First
English Lutheran church held its
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon
in the church parlors. In the alb
sence of Mrs Engelbrecht, Mrs. T.. G..
Howard presided. Business matters
of minor Importance were promptly
disposed of and during pleasant So
cial hour which followed, refresh
ments were served The next meeting
will be held at the church the first
Thursday in February.
NIX x
Mrs. Matte Johnson entertained
the Occult Research Society at her
home on South Eleventh Street yes
terday afternoon. The paper for the
day was read by Mrs. Anna Beeson
who choose for her subject "The
Simple Life Current Events were
handled by Mrs. James Mcneil. Fol
lowing the brief business session q
social half hour was enjoyed. The so.
ciety will meet next week at the home
of Mrs. Thomas, on South Twenty
first street.
The regular monthly meeting of tn,
Ladies' Aid Society of Reid Memo
rial Hospital was held yesterday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Franz
Ward on East Main Street. Afte,
routine business had been transacted
the remainder of the afternoon wa
devoted to needle work and socia
time. The February meeting will b
'eld at the home of Mrs. Eugen
Price, on SoutL E~nteert..- street.
X x x
The Navahoe Euchre Club met yes
terday afternoon at the home o
Mrs. Edward Klute, on South -Four
teenth street. Mrs. Burton Gaine
md Mrs. Andrew Roser were wiz
ners of prizes. Following the car
games, a luncheon in two course
was served. Mrs. Edward Fry was
guest of the club. The next meetin
will be in two weeks.
x :.
Mrs. Henry Wickemever enter
tanned the Thursday Afternoon S,
cial Club yesterday afternoon al hi
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-05
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that spe
cial meeting of the Wayne County
Council will be held at the Office of
the Auditor of Wayne County, IN
diana, on Saturday, the thirteenth,
(13th) day of January, 1906 at 10
o'clock a. m. for the purpose Of
making an appropriation for an addi-
ton to the county jail for female, in
sane and juvenile prisoners, and 9TH
er business that may come up.
FL. J. HANES, Auditor.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-05
REMINDER OF MILD WINTER

Greenfield, Ind, January Nv. B.
Bottsford, vice-president of the Citi-
zens' Bank. plucked dandelion yes
terday at his home in this city. Tt
grew out in the open, unprotected
by any building or tree, and was in
full bloom. Tt was sent to friends in
the South as a reminder of the mild
winter in the North.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-05

home on South Seventh Street. Prizes
at progressive euchre were won by
Mrs. Timothy Rady and Mrs. j. ii.
Shofer. A luncheon was served at
the close Of the card games and an
hour spent socially. The club Will
be entertained next week at the home
of Mrs. John Kamp, on North Six
teenth street.
Mrs. John B. Mag was hostess
yesterday afternoon for the Helping
Hand Society which met al her home
on South Eighth Street. The after
noon was spent at needle work, fol-
lowed by a social time during which
refreshments were served. The soci-
ETY. will meet in two weeks with Mrs.
Fred Bartel, Of South Eighth street.
%.s
Members Of the Priscilla Needle
Club spent very pleasant after
noon yesterday at the home of Mrs.
Hartzler, on North Sixteenth street.
Needlework and sociability were fea-
lures of the session and 1T an APP
pointed hour two course luncheon
was served The club will meet in
two weeks at the home of Mrs. John
Brooks, on North Nineteenth street.
#%*
The monthly business meeting OF
the Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of the Second
Presbyterian church was held yes
terday afternoon in the church par
lors. A very interesting program
had been arranged and consisted of
the. following numbers:
Paper, 'sPlans for the New Year
Mrs. Fred Warner.
Talk, tsThe Open Door-Mrs
Overman
Paper. "The Mountaineer, Mrs
; Albert Smith.
The discussion which proved high
ly interesting was led by Mrs. Mum
bower. A vocal duet furnished b,
: Mrs. Albert Smith and Miss Leon;
Austin closed the program. Refresh
ments were served and social hour
: passed. The February meeting vii
: be held the third Thursday in tn
: church parlors. r.s a.s
1 The Mothers League will meet a
a Finley school this afternoon at
S o'clock. All members are welcome
x x X
Mrs. Henry Wickemeyer of Sout
Seventh street had a birthday yes
terday and few of her friends dc
cided it was too important an even
to let go by unnoticed, so they al
ranged surprise visit for last even
ing. and went to her home in body
} She was non plussed for a while bu
&c soon took cognizance of the situatio
= and made everyone feel welcom
st Progressive euchre at three table
/ was INDUCED in. The prize we
Z awarded Mrs. j. III. Shofer. Afte
l. the games were over a two-cours
e luncheon was served Vocal and il
a strumental music added to the ever
o ing's pleasure. Several present
&c were received.
= ;, Invitations reading as follow
~ were issued yesterday.
Yourself and ladies are cordially il
vited to attend a
- Basket Social
y to be given by the
" Rank Team Of Triumph Lodge, N
= 115, X. of P,
:. Friday Evening, January the twelft
: nineteen hundred six
: at the X. of P. Temple
Members Of the order will be a
:. mitted without an invitation.
Committee:-W. Lichtenfels,
Weisbrod, H. Besselman, j. Schatt,
VIM. Meme.
er The Mothers League will meet
. Finley School this afternoon at thr
nc O'Clock. All mothers are welcome
oI X X X
nc Following is the program of t
re Woman's Home missionary Socie
IL of Grace M. E. church for the We
1906:
10 January O.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-05
POST AND CORPS
INSTALL new OFFICERS
G.. A. R. Rooms Scene of Pretty
Work at Last Nights Meeting.

Work at Last Night Meeting.
Sol Meredith Post and the Won
ans Relief Corps had joint install
lation of officers last night at the
post rooms. Mr.. John A. Markley
was installing officer for the post and
Mrs. Theodore Parker for the Relief
Corps. Following are the officers Of
the post:
Commander-Martin L. Grose.
Sen. Vice Commander-Sim
Davis.
Junior Vice Commander-Amos
Henning.
Adjutant-L. M. White.
Quartermaster- r. Unthank.
Chaplain-Dr. J. E. Taylor.
Surgeon-J. III. VanZant.
Relief Corps officers are as fol-
lows:
COMMANDMENTS Frank Early
Senior Vice Commander-M Mrs.
Renk.
Junior Vice Mrs.
Willard Warfel.
Chaplain Mrs. Critchlow.
| Secretary Mrs. Kate Scott.
! Treasurer-Mrs. Nancy Hazeltine
The meeting was well attended and
the installing officers were highly
/ complimented for their work.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-05

Mrs. Mary Bannuys returned to
Portland yesterday after spending a
few days with friends at Bethel.