The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-03
Social and Personal Mention

Edward Fisher, Lynn Barrett, John
Babcock, Lawrence Barrett, Berney
Spradling. Joseph Furnas, Daniel Bee
bee. Norman Wann and Horace
Hedges.
Miss Pearl Green was given a
pleasant surprise Friday afternoon
by the teachers of the Warner build
ing, in view of the fact that Miss
Green will be married in May to Mr.
Paul Wilson The affair was held at
the Warner school in the office. The
decorations were green and white.
From the chandelier to the table were
suspended four strands of hearts, Two
green and two white. In the center
of the table were ten green candles.
signifying the ten years that Miss
edral candles illuminated the
table, which also bore springeri
and a great cluster of white carna-
tions. Each guest gave a toast, all of
them being of a decidedly clever Ea-
ture.
Prof. and Mrs. Ebert Russell enter
tanned last evening at their home
on the National road, west, guests to
the number OF thirty. The company
included students at Earlham, who
live at or in the vicinity of West New
ton, Ind. the former home of Prof.
and Mrs Russell. The evening was
spent in social way and punch was
served.
The meeting of the Koritsi Whist
club, which was to have been held
yesterday afternoon has been post
poned until next Saturday, when ii
will meet with Miss Olive Eliason,
at her home on West Main street.
f. i !.
Thursday evening number of the
friends of Miss Josephine Newkirk
gave her pleasant surprise at her
home on Main street. Music and
games provided amusement for the
young people during the evening and
a two-course luncheon was served.
The guests were Misses Pearl Atkin-
son, Irene Johnson, Olive Eliason,
Bertha Taylor. Charlotte Bayer and
Messrs. Carl Atkinson, Howard Reid,
Arthur Curme, Russell McClelland,
Frank Buell. and Gerald Carrier.
Mrs Sarah Fryar was given an en-
joyable surprise Friday evening at her
home on South Thirteenth street, by
a number of her friends. who cele-
brated in this way Mrs. >Fryar's sew
birthday anniversary
Musical selections were given during
the evening and refreshments were
served. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. James milford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fryar, Miss Laura Fryar,
Miss Agnes Saunders, Mrs. Elizabeth
Mrs. Isaac Dougan, Mrs. |
Clara Scott, Mrs. ]. S. Adams, Mrs. |
F. F. Haisley, Mrs. J. F. Hornaday, |
Mrs. Mary King, Mrs. Theodore Nc |
clelland, Mrs. Lilly Stout, Mrs. Geo. |
Mrs. Martha Harris, |
Mrs. James Wilson, Mrs. George j.
and the Misses Selma |
and Mary Bradbury.
Next Tuesday afternoon Mrs. w. 8.
Kaufman will entertain the c. w. B.
VI. of the Christian church. at her
lone on National avenue. Mrs. 3. F.
Harris will read a paper on 1.-The |
Work of the Young People" and Mrs.
:. S. Wilson will read one on THE
stands Of the Sea- Next Wednesday
Ifternoon the Ladies' Aid society will
meet.
Ionian literary society met at Earl
am college Friday night, and after
regular businessJ ad-
burned to go in a body to visit Phoe-
Tx literary society, which was en-
ertained by the Sophomore girls
With their open night. They had an
Id maids conventions machine
nto which each young woman went
nd came out changed according to
er desires. Miss Myrtle Boblett,
[iss Amy Winslow, Miss Carroll
Wood and Miss Josephine B;nford !
layed their parts especially well.
here were a number of old students ,
ack and a large number of visitors
Tho witnessed the performance of
he pretty Sophomore students.
i !. !. /,
Monday afternoon at the Country
Tub. Mrs Charles J. Buntell and Miss
lliet Corwin will be hostesses for a
ridge whist party. to which all men,
srs of the club are invited.
A very delightful informal reception
as given Friday evening at the Reid
emorial United Presbyterian church
II the Rev. T. H. Hanna, D. D., of
Ohio. While DR.. Lyons !.
as abroad, two years ago, his pulpit
as filled by DR.. Hanna. who conse-
lently has a large circle Of friends
IRE.
The engagement of Miss Bernadet-
Pardieck, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
enry Pardieck, of East Walnut
ills, Cincinnati, formerly of this
ty, to Mr. Albert Hartkemeyer also
Cincinnati, has been announced. !.
PERSONAL MENTION.
". W. Walls, of Eaton, Ohio, was r
re on business Friday, and visit +
his brother, DR.. J. A. Walls.