The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-20

| Distrist School No. 4, four miles
south of Richmond, on the Liberty
Pike, will give an ice cream social
March %, at the school building, Miss
Carrie Wiedmer is teacher.
| Mr. and Mrs John Evans, East
Main street, entertained in a delight
full manner Tuesday night, their
guests being the members of the
| Wednesday afternoon club and their
husbands. Favors were awarded at
cards to Mrs. J. C. Hunt, Mr.. Charles
Brown and Mr.. Fred Charles. The
rooms were made extremely attract
i've with great clusters of Richmond
roses and bridal roses, while smilax
draped the doorways and chandeliers.
A luncheon in two courses was served
The company included Messrs. and
Mesdames j. A. Spekenhier, Richard
Schillinger, Charles Brown, William
Porter, Ira Wood, Charles Newlin,
Charles c. Morris, J. c. Hunt Fred
Charles, Arthur Burr, Wallace Tee
garden, Miss Elizabeth Porter and
Mr.. Frank Chambers.
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tess for a meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society of the First NJ. E. church
Tuesday afternoon at her home, 220
South Thirteenth street. Sewing and
social hour made the afternoon pass
is a pleasant manner and luncheon
was served. A chicken supper will be
given by the society at the church
son after Easter.
Mrs. J. G. Hunt and Mrs. John Ev-
ans are entertaining at drive whist
this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Evans, on East Main street. The
hours are from $3.50 to $50, the
guests numbering twelve. The rooms
are decorated with clusters of roses
and carnations and ferns arranged in
an effective manner. Following a
contest at cards. prizes will be award
ed and luncheon in courses will be
served. The guests include Mesdames
Elmer Lebo, w. B. Crawford, Oliver
Gaar, Augustus Scott, Frank Glass,
George B. Dougan, E. L. Reynolds, Ira
Wood, Charles Newlin, J. E. King, and
Everett Lemon, and Miss BERTHE
Brown.
The regular meeting of the S. c. C.
was held at the home Of Mr.. Paul
Hutchinson on West Second street.
The quarterly election Of officers was
held, those elected being Mr.. Paul
Carver, president, Mr.. Paul Hutchin-
son vice-president and Charles harris
secretary and treasurer. The other
members present were Messrs Charles
Buell. and Carlisle Newkirk. Refresh
ments were served and many things
were discussed and new names were
mentioned as candidates for member
ship. The regular order of business
was transacted after which there was
a talk on clubs by Mr.. Paul Carver.
The club will meet a. the home OF
Mr.. Carlisle Newkirk next week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Doddridge of
Doddridge. entertained at dinner Sun
day The guests were Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. D. Doddridge. and daughter. Ethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kordell, and
daughter. Ethel, and Mr.. Clyde Ash
ball.
Mrs. J. Norris entertained a sewing
club Tuesday afternoon at her home on
North West Fifth street, the guests
numbering seventeen. A most de-
lightful afternoon was spent at needle
work and socially and an enjoyable fea-
ture was a three course luncheon. |
The guests were Mesdames Henry Bull |
lerdick, Clyde Ryan. William Meyers. !
Amos Ballenger, Jacob Caldwell |
Mayme Toney, Joseph Russell. Levi |
Jones, Bert Cook, Harrison Bailey. |
James Tow1e. and Riley Snugard: |
Misses Violet Ryan. Matte Harris. |
Mamie johnson and Kate Dewey.
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An exceptionally interesting pro-
gram WAS given Tuesday at the meet |