The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-04
Social and Personal Mention
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The Tourists once more accepted the
very kind hospitality of Prof. and Mrs
Dennis. and 4S of them sat around
the banquet table Friday evening, in
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Starr OF
indianapolis. and Mr.. and Mrs. Robt
Ferriday of Mt Carmel. H., who are
honorary members of the club. The
banquet committee had attended TO
every detail and as result the enter
! tainment was perfect and delighted ev.
cry guest. The club has been travel
| ing in Scandinavia so the national
| flags of the peninsular and also the na-
| tional shields were interviewer among
| the floral decorations. which were gen
erous garlands of plumosis and grace
full arrangements of long stemmed
scarlet carnations in tall crystal vas
es: the menu was excellent. Prof.
Dennis, the retiring president. was
POSTMASTER, and gave delightful
Birds Eye View of the Tourist Club, =
which was heartily applauded. NJ.
Fred Lemon discoursed on Daisies,
and declared the Tourists daisy club;
Robert Ferriday started to tell a story
but remembered that Mrs. Ferriday
changed it for a better one at the last
moment: Miss Hill gave details of q
II nquet of the club held May 1920;
every face beamed when MI Horace
Starr arose to tell one of his famous
stories Mr.. Thomas Graham spoke
some good sensible words for foreign
travel and its elevating and enamel
pating effect on the mind; S. S. STRAIT
tan, Jr.. gave the club real treat ia la
RusseD and brought down the house.
The one bachelor in the club came
in for full share of attention. Mrs.
Howard Dill Mrs. Guy McCabe. Mr..
Dill and Mr.. Bridgeman. formed a
quartet, arrayed in Scandinavian cos
tune and roasted various members
of the club. and the membership gener-
ally in series of very clever jingles.
They were repeatedly encored. Car
riages provided by the committee took
the party home at about midnight. The
officers elected for the ensuing year
were DR. Bond, president; Miss Mar
chant, vice president; Harry Downing,
treasurer The club will travel in
South America next year, the program
being delightfully."- varied with discus |
sions and conversations on current top |
les.
At the called meeting of the Fran /
ces E. Willard W. C. T. L., which !
was held Friday afternoon at the /
home of Mrs. Joseph German, on /
South Twelfth street, arrangements /
We're made for a market to be held +.
at q
North Ninth street, formerly occupied .
by the Sun-Telegram. The proceeds
will be used to pay the societys obi
cation TO the Y. NJ. c. A. fund. Bread,
cakes and pies. with many other home
made articles will be for sale and the
public is cordially invited. The next
meeting OF the society which will be
lt the home of Mrs. Underhill on
South l. street, will be postponed one
week on account of the market
:. =
Mrs w N. Nelson is entertaining
he Kings Herald band of Grace VI. E
'hurch this afternoon at her home on
North \ street. An interesting pro-
;ram is being given.
\ most successful dancing party
vas given Friday evening by Mr. and
Hrs. Charles Kolp in l. Q. o. F. hall,
, large number of young people dane
ng until a late hour Music was
furnished by the Messrs White, piano !
md drums.
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At the recital which will be given {
{ Earlham college May Sth. by Miss {
label Violet Stewart, a member OF 5
he graduating class in the music de- I
artment OF which Miss Lucy Francis i
o is director. very enjoyable pro- /
ram Will be given. The recital was 5
nnounced 10 take place on the Eth !
ut on account of the Balm lecture \
] the Popular lecture course series,