Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-07

Evening.
TIE marriage of Miss Pauline Will
Hams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Williams, 2O7 North Ninth
street, to Robert Abercrombie of
New York, will take place April Is,
at the Christian church. The cere-
mony will be performed by the Rev.
T. H. Kuhn. Miss Abercrombie will
act as maid of honor to Miss Will
liams and the Misses Marie Kaufman
and Elizabeth Newman will be
bridesmaids Mr. Ahercrombie was
formerly connected with the mainte-
nance of way department of the
Richmond Division Of the Pan Han
die, and now holds similar position
with the Long Island Railroad. He is
the son Of q prominent official Of the
Pennsylvania system. #t3@.~ e.
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The annual business meeting OF the
Society ives held yesterday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs.. nv. 8. Hiser,
South Thirteenth street. The re-
ports ofzths retiring officers showed
hat the society was in q hourinshing
condition and that the future outlook
was all that could be. desired. The fol-
lowing officers were elected.
Mrs, W. N Truebtood, president.
Mrs. n. C. Heironimis, vice presi-
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Miss Penina Norman secretary.
Mrs. F. J. Hiatt, treasurer. -, '
French art will be the subject Of
study for the ensuing. year and a
program will soon be placed lin the
hands of the printers: There are
now nearly thirty members of =. the
Aftermath Society The meeting will
be- Tuesday afternoon. :1sh.u@7a 80
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| The Musical Study Club Hhet. yes
terday morning at the home Of. Frank
Watt on South Fifteenth street. Mrs.
Hugh Virgins and Miss Clara sMy-
rick had charge Of the program which
was one of the most interesting OF
the year. The study was devoted ito
Reinicke and Rheinberger and papers
were read by Mrs. Starbuck and Mrs
.Wiggsns. kMdh r. WlKreuset, Ms
Ray Longneckef and the Misses Ma
RE Kaufman, Lena Coffin, Josephine
Gates and Clara Myrick furnished
the vocal illustrations. The iffstrd!
mental illustrations {. were gWeno by
mrs. Starbuck, Mrs. Lewis King anc
Mrs. C. B. Hunt. The Misses Haze
Freeman, Lena Englebert and Eliza
beth Hasemeier.
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Mr.1aa Mrs. Charles Kolp will
eivesA dance for the young society
people Friday evening at the I. O. O
E. hall and large crowd is expected
to attend. Music will be furnished
by White and Wilson.
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I The Christian church Missionary
Circle met yesterday afternoon at thu
home of Mrs. Harry Hoover, OF
South Ninth street and a large mum
Der of members were in attendance
The meeting was an enthusiastic ont
and papers on the mission work be
ing done in China and Egypt wer'
read by Mrs. Mary Duffy and Mrs
Row Little. Miss Hazel Reed gav'
two excellent violin numbers. TIL,
next meeting will take place the frs
Tuesday in Apil.
Several Richmond people will at
tend dance given Saturday evenin'
at Gaylor's Auditorium, Greensfork
Music will be furnished by White an
Wilson Of this city.
/ The Ladies Aid Society to I'll
Sons of Veterans last evening gaves
supper ct the G.. A. R.aahall whicl
was attended by large crowd and !
nice sum was realized.
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| The Merry Go Round Club meet
this evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
liam Lane at their home on Sdut'
Tenth street.
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The newly organized literary clu
which has not yet been named, wi
meet this afternoon at the home o
Mrs. Charles Neal on South Six
teenth street.
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The Ladies' Penny Club will NEE
this afternoon with Mrs. Georg
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