The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-18

uGlQ wednesday dlltiuooH dI bhC
home of Mrs. William K1opp at Glen
Miller park, over seventy being pre-
sent. A most interesting program
was given as follows: Devotional ex-
ercises, Miss Augusta Aue; Bible les
son, Mrs. Anna Lindeman; song by
the society; piano number, Miss Hase-
meier; paper, Miss Elizabeth Wrinkle.
Following the program refreshments
were served and a social season spent.
In August the society will meet with
Mrs. Herman Hasecoster, at her home
On South Thirteenth street.
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Miss Olive Horn entertained at
delightful thimble and porch party
this morning at her home in Spring
Grove in honor of Miss Elizabeth Mid
dleton who will leave soon for Min
nesota, where she will teach the next
year A luncheon was served on the
veranda. The guests were the Misses
Mabel Bollinger, Elizabeth Wissler,
jeanette Firth, Mrs. William Klopp,
Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. Grayson
Ramsey.
Miss Maud Hamilton, of this city is
the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. T. o. Atkins, at Glendale, 0.
They are entertaining number of
young people at their country home in
honor of Miss Hamilton.
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William Littleboy, recent warden of
the Friends settlement for religious
and social study at Woodbrook, near
Birmingham England, will arrive here
Saturday for few days visit and Sat
urday evening the Young Peoples So
cieties of the Friends churches will
give an informal reception on the lawn
at North A Street meeting house at
1880 o'clock to which all members
and those attending Friends church
es, are invited.
Mrs. III. G. Smith has gone to In
Ganapolis where she will spend
week with friends.
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A dance will be given this evening
1t Jackson Park by the camping par
ty who are spending week near MIL
ton. A large number of young people
will be in attendance.
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charming whist party was given
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Burton
Gaines, complimentary to Mrs. Elmer
Moody, of Muncie. Ind, the guest of
Mrs. Edward Klute. Whist was played
at four tables and prizes were award
ed to Mrs. Richard Van Zant. Miss
Pauline Haas, of Chicago. and Mildred
Phelps, of Muncie, who with Miss Eth
ell Sharon, of Chicago, were the out
of-town guests A luncheon was
served in courses.
Guests for three tables were pres
ent at the bridge whist party whlch
was held at the Country Club this
morning and for which Mrs. Charles
T Buntell was hostess. The prize was
awarded to Mrs. Robert Study.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Hicks have left |
for a visit at Madisonville, and Tells /
City, Ind, for three weeks.
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Miss Ruth Mashmeyer has returned
from an extended visit to friends ana
relatives at Newark, Ohio
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at a thimble party this afternoon at
her home on South Tenth street In
honor of her sister, Mrs. FRANK Meeu,
If Spencer, Ind. The affair is one OF
the prettiest social events OF the week.
The rooms are charmingly arranged
with sweet peas, palms and ferns ana
three-course luncheon was served.
rho guests are Mrs. J. F. Hornaday,
Mrs Louis Hasecoster, Mrs. VIII H.
I<1onn. Mrs. William 8. Klopp, Miss Ju-
liz Thomas. Mrs. Lenora Elliott. Mas
ters Robert Hornaday, William L.
Klopp and Donald Murray.
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The following party returned today
from Colon. Mich. where they nave
been camping for several days: Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Miller, and son. Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker Misses
Hazel Pitman, Earla Ferris. and
Messrs. Raymond wickemeyer and
Otto Helms.
Mr. Edward J. Morgan and family.
Mr. Herbert Farmer and family and
Mr.. Albert Rees and family have oeen
camping at Reid Spring. north OF the
city.
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A most pleasant day was spent Mon
day. the 18th. by the members or the
Weary Pilgrim club when they as
sembIed for an all day picnic In
grove near the home of Mr.. Phineas
Thomas. over seventy members being
present. A bountiful dinner was serv-
ed Immediately following which bus
mess meeting was held and it was de-
cided TO make the picnic an annual af-
fair. The afternoon was spent In
games, and swings and ''teeter totter
were provided for the young people.
The following were present: Messrs. I
and Mesdames Cooper Britain. Everett
Fenimore. of Ridgeville. Ind. Fred
Thomas and family. Frank Britain.
w. NJ. Penny and family. William
Shredder and family. j. NJ. Shredder
and family. George Armstrong and
family. Arthur Ballenger. Clark Nc