The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-06

Mrs. George II. Williams entertained
Fthe Duplicate Whist Club yesterday
Eafternoon at one o'clock luncheon at
6her home on East Main street. The
table decorations were Richmond ros-
les and ferns. After the luncheon,
whist was played at four tables. The
members we're Mrs. Il. B. Johnson,
Mrs. Gates, Mrs. Henry Burns, Mrs.
Leroy Brown. Mrs. w. A. Sample, Mrs.
Erie Reynolds, Mrs. Mark Wilson, Mrs.
sherman Jones, Mrs. W. W. Schultz,
Mrs William Campbell, Mrs. p. w.
Smith and Mrs. George Williams. The
guests of the club were Mrs. Roberts,
of Minneapolis, and Mrs. Dudley Ell
mer. The next meeting of the club
will be in two weeks, with Miss Jones
lat her home on Main street.
Mrs. Thomas Jessup was the host
Dss for a meeting of the Ivy Club yes
|terday afternoon at her home on North
both street There were three tables
Df euchre and luncheon was served.
The time and place of the next meet.
ing has not yet been decided.
Yesterday afternoon the friends and
neighbors of Mrs. Esther Vernon
Parry gave her a pleasant surprise at
her home on North 9th street, the oc-
casion being her S7th birthday ami
versary. They came with well filled
baskets and the table fairly groaned
with substantials and delicacies of <,e
season The decorations were roses,
carnations and ferns. The guests
Ward, Harry Gates, Robert Howard
Chas Marlatt, John Peltz, S. II. Jones,
H. III. Englebert, Charles Green, J. +.
rronin, s. r. Stratten, Christopher
Bchaefer, Susan Cunningham, Anna
Weist, Webster Parry, Ira Wood, Dan
ell Griffen, J. E. Hunt, Lindley Hawk
ms, Misses Mary Snyder, Ada Hadley,
Esther Parry, Hannah Jones, jean
nette Hervey and Katheryn Gift Mrs.
Parry is one of the oldest residents
bf Richmond, having come to the city
bride, over sixty years ago.
Mrs. Charles Hazeltine will enter
ain the Merry Time Whist Club Wed
hesday Of next week at her home on
North 18th street.
Mrs. Miles entertained the members
bf the Good Cheer club yesterday aft |
frnoon at her home on the Middleboro |
bike. The afternoon was spent at
heedlework and luncheon was served.
The club will hold it's next meeting
In two weeks with Mrs. Frank Muir
ley.
Mrs. IT. A. Mott was the hostess for
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Missionary Society of Grace NJ. E.
|hurch yesterday afternoon. The fol
owing program was given:
Consecration-Mrs. Ross.
Religions in Africa'-Mrs. A. w.
Hempleman.
Music.
Mrs. Charles Nugent, of ia Ran
lolph street. will entertain the West
6ide Dozen this afternoon.
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The Social Auxiliary of Sons of Vet
trans will meet this afternoon with
Mrs. Phenis at her home on Main
|treet.
The Occult Research Society will
Johnson of South 18th street. The pa
Yer for the afternoon on "Pythagoras"
Iill be read by the hostess.
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The meeting of the Sorosis Club has
|een postponed until Wednesday of
|ext week. The hostess will be Mrs.
Charles Morris of South Sth street.
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The Modern Priscilla club met yes
erday afternoon with Mrs. May Town
END, at her home on Charles street.
The time was spent at needleworf
Ind socially and luncheon was served.
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the Reid
Memorial Hospital will hold It's reg
lar monthly meeting this afternoon !