The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-26

the LdDiS III TIE dining room were Car
nations and candles capped with GRIM
son shades illuminated the room. The
tables were arranged with cherry doll
les and dainty and unique napkins
bearing cherry designs, sent by Mrs.
George r. Williams. a member OF the
club, who is in Los Angeles. Cal,
were used. Miss Gertrude Taggart. of
Indianapolis, with Mr.. and Mrs. A
w. Sample, was an out-of-town guest
The next regular meeting of the Dupli-
cate Whist Club will be Wednesday
with Mrs. A. w. Sample at her home
on North Thirteenth street, and the
Saturday Evening Pedro Club viii
hold it's next meeting on Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Holton.
at their home on North Thirteenth
street
Mrs. Frank Land was hostess for
very informal neighborhood thimble
party Saturday afternoon, at her home
on North Twelfth street, the party be-
ing one of the prettiest of the many
given the past week. Following an
hour of needlework a luncheon was
served. The guests numbered
twenty and were Mesdames Fred
Schneider, Frank Mcdonnell, Viii
liam Hiatt, Frank Gilbert, John Lind
strom, Frank Clark, d. l.. Mather
Harry Mather, Mary Paige. Charles
Haseltine, j. NJ. Bailey, Alton Hale.
Charles Houser and Walter Jones and
the Misses Lydia Schneider, Ruby
Clark and Lillian Paige.
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The following guests were entertain
ed Sunday at dinner by Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Commons at their
home near Centerville: Messrs. and
Mesdames c. L. Bell, F. E. Bell, of
West Richmond. w S. Commons. III.
J. Commons and family and Miss Lou
Use Harmon, of Richmond.
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One of the most interesting ard in
structive meetings of the Bible Study
Circle of North A street Friends
church was the one held Saturday eve
ming at the Morrisson-Reeves Library |
The use of the slides showing pictures |
of madOnnas and scenes in the life of |
Christ, made the meeting doubly ter |
esting. Accompanying the exhibits of |
slides was talk explaining each one |
given by Miss Edith Winder, which |
was much enjoyed. Next week the
Circle will meet with Mrs Emily |
Chandlee in West Richmond
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Eden lodge, Daughters of Rebekah, |
held one of the most successful and |
enjoyable meetings Saturday evening |
n it's lodge rooms, two candidates be-
ng initiated. Guests were in attend
lHce from East Germantown, Win
chester, Liberty and Centerville and
/ large number Of members of the To-
al lodge were present. After the
a banquet proved an en-
oyable feature.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Rupe enter
aimed Bishop Francis. of Indianapolis,
It the Hotel Westcott. Sunday. In
he evening Rev. d. C. Huntington
vas also guest at dinner.
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A meeting of the woman's Home
Society of the First M. e. |
hurch will be held Wednesday aft
rnoon at the home of Mrs. S. H.
ones, 209 North Ninth street. THE
migrant, Who and Whence They
re- will be the subject of a paper |
y Mrs. s. c. Bennington. The leader
Or the meeting will be Mrs. John |
tarr.
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Mrs. Henry Luring will be the host
So for a meeting of the Reading Cir ,
lie of the First NJ Z. church Friday !.
fternoon, at her home on South Fiji !,
zenith street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Osborn. who are ,
pending the winter at ST Augustine. :
Ia, will celebrate their fourteenth