The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
Social and Personal Mention
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Many Hslumber parties" will be
| held this evening at various homes.
| in order to sea the circus unload at
an early hour Saturday morning.
| Probably the largest will be the slum-
| Der party at the home of Miss Hazel
Thomas on South Seventh street, she
having as her guests the members of
the Alpha Phi Alpha Sorority of the
high school. They viii number six
teen. Many parties will also be form
| ed to witness the circus Saturday af-
| ternoon and evening.
Another large audience greeted the
presentation of The Cricket on the
Hearth at the st. PauFs Lutheran
church Thursday evening, and if such
thing were possible the play was
even better given than the night be-
fore The stage settings We're al eX-
tremely clever and appropriate and
the scenes of one hundred years ago
of Christmas time in England We're
charming. The proceeds amounted 10
much over hundred dollars and will
be used TO send a delegate TO the
Epworth League convention at Seattle
Washington, this summer.
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The Audubon society is meeting
this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
street A paper will be read by Mrs.
Reeves on several different species of
warblers after which field work viii
be done by the members.
Mrs Minnie Miller entertained the
Helping Hand society Thursday af-
ternoon at her home on South Tenth
street. Thirteen members were pres
ent and spent the afternoon with
needlework. A luncheon was served
by the hostess. In two weeks Mrs.
Thomas Dolloff will be the hostess at
her home north of the city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stimson will
entertain several friends at a theatre
party at the Gennett tonight at the
production of Mary Mannering in
Glorious Betsy" The affair is in
honor of Mrs. Robert Ferriday, of Mt.
Carmel, H.
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Whist was played at four tables
at the meeting of a card club with
Miss Jessie Beeier, Thursday even
ing, at her home on North Twelfth
street. Prizes were awarded to Misses
Hilda Shute and Marie Kaufman and
Messrs. Dowell King and Edwin Will
son. Following the games a luncheon
in courses was an enjoyable feature. |
In two weeks, a dance will probably
be given, although it is not definite
At the parish house Thursday ev-
ening a most enjoyable reception |
was given for the rectc> Rev David |
and his family by the |
members of the congregation and |
heir friends. The rooms were effec- |
lively decorated with palms. apple |
blossoms and flags. Ice cream and |
cake were served by the Misses Clara
Morgan, Lydia Schneider, Hazei |
Tough and Ruth Schooley Misses
Vaughn Sarah Nixon and I
Margaret zimmerman presided at the
punch bowl. During the evening
music was furnished by a CeciIiarf and
vas much enjoyed
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A circus party Saturday evening
will be formed by the Misses Edith
Nicholson. Harriet Lyons, Jessie
3eeler, Marie Kaufman, Ruth Mash
meyer, Nina Harris and Hazel Free
nan and Messrs. Arthur Hill, William
Keller, Wilson Magaw, Myron Males
", Edward Wilson, Charles Morgan
md Dowell King.
A meeting of the West Side Dozen
lub was held Thursday afternoon
With Mrs. Josephine Rea, on Randolph
treet. Almost all the members were
resent and a most enjoyable after
loon was spent with neSdleworS, fol-
owed by a luncheon. In two weeks
he meeting will be with Mrs John
on Randolph street and
will be a birthday meeting.
A reception at the Christian church
viii be given next Monday evening
y the old members to the new mem
ers who were recently taken in at
he CnCnpI rnpptipoc hold fx-oalyc !