The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27

The Woman's Missionary Society
of the First Presbyterian church held
an open meeting yesterday at the
church, it being the annual guest day
Seventy were present. The subject foi
the afternoon was Our Next Door
Neighbors.' Following is the pro
gram:
Devotions :. :. 1900. Mrs. Marley
Twenty Five Years Ago. ..
$500. ......--.. Ms Thompson
and
How-In Mexico Mrs. Bulla
Current Events -. Mrs. j. b. Dougan
The musical program was furnished
by Miss Anna Ross, Mrs. VIII Krue-
ger and Miss Marie Kaufman. Tea
was served at o'clock.
Mrs Will Scott and Mrs. John
Shroyer, presided at the tea table.
They were assisted by Ella Winches-
ter, Mary Ebert, Susan Jane Kelsey,
Bertha Kelsey and Addie Scott The
church was decorated in autumn
leaves and Richmond roses. The roses
were later distributed to those mem
bers of the church who are confined
at their homes through illness.
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Mrs. Eugene Price gave a charm
ing AT Home" yesterday afternoon at
her residence on South 18th street,
complimentary TO Mrs. Frank Rahm
Fortune OF Grafton, Pa, and Mrs. Ev-
erett r. Lemon. Scarlet ivey vines
draped the doorways and windows
and tall vases filled with white chryS-
anthemums and pink roses We're the
decorations in the parlors In the
dining room the appointments were
in scarlet. In the center of the table
was a cut glass bowl holding Rich
mond roses and at each corner of the
table and on the buffet and mantle
were red shaded candles. Assisting
Mrs. Price were Mrs. Earle Mann,
Mrs Ida Lemon, Mrs. Fred Lemon,
Miss Mary Lemon and Miss Kate Van
Dusen. Miss Abbie Price presided at
the punch bowl assisted by Miss Mar
guerite Price and Miss Margaret Fer
guson. In the dining room were Mrs.
j. Edwin Weller. Mrs. T. ]. Ferguson,
and Miss Electa Henley. At the door
we're Masters Rudolph Price and
Glenn Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. William Uhte delight |
July entertained the members OF a |
card club at their home on the Liber- |
ty pike Thursday evening. Progress
sive euchre was played at four tables /
and refreshments were served The |
next meeting will be in two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Placke. The
members of the club are Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Dickey. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Uhte, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Trouse,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Placke, Mrs. So
phia Uhte; Misses Mary Inecke, Ethel
Uhte, Ruth Dickey, Messrs. George
Tuecke, julius Hockett, Jesse Meek,
Rowland Uhte and Emmett Dickey.
The Misses Lindemuth entertained
the Alice Carey Club Thursday after
noon at their home on South 18th
street. An intereting paper on the Life
of Emerson was read by Miss Victoria
Lindemuth and sketches of his life
and works were given by Mrs. Chas.
Ross. Mrs. Mary Price. Mrs. Chaun
cey Rifle, Miss Emma Lindemuth
and Miss Jean Ross. Miss Ross also
gave a charming music program. Fol
lowing the afternoons program Al,
luncheon in two courses was served.
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Mrs Mary Price at her home on
North 18th street. !
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Mr. and Mrs Eugene Price enter
tanned at cards last evening at their |
home on South 18th street in honor
Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rahm Fortune, {
Of Grafton, Pa. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ev- {
erette R. Lemon. Whist was played ,
at four tables. {
After the games a two course lunch '
con was served. The guests were Mr.. /
and Mrs. Fred Lemon, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Earle Mann, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Fer 7
yuson; Misses Mary Lemon, Ella T
Kate Van Dusen, Ruby Hunt; {
Messrs Harry Nicholson of Framing I
ham. Mass, and Harry Jay. II
M*s r
MIR. and Mrs Fletcher Elliott were 7
surprised at the home of
Mrs Ellen Elliott north of the city
Thursday evening, the occasion be-
ng the birthday anniversary of Mr..
elliott. The guests included the men, I
,ers of the Good Cheer Club and their n
friends. In the company were Messrs. I
md Mesdames Asa Stanley, Abijah
Pyle, John Puthoff Albert Hayden, IL
oliver Pickett. Frank Murley, Fred
Rollo Harold, Glenn Har-
is. Herbert Van Etten, James Cook, Il
.ouis Dallman. Boon Barton, Simon fl
Ioover. Sherman Brandenberg, Har-
" Puthoff. Charles Miles. Charles
Mesdames Eliza Burke, Ell
en- Elliott. Elizabeth Rupe, S. E. Hal
tead; Misses Fora Bullerdick, Anna IL
Albright, Mona Elliott, Gertrude