The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-14
Social and Personal Mention
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A charming social affair of the week
was the beautiful reception which was
given Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Frank Land at her home on North
| Twelfth street The hours were from
two to six O'Clock. during which time
probably one hundred and fifty guests
called. The rooms were most charm
/ ingly arranged with peonies, red and
! white carnations, asparagus ferns and
white orange blossoms. In the parlors
were large bouquets of peonies and car
nations and asparagus ferns We're eff
| fectively entwined around the chande-
| Tiers. In the dining room white
orange blossoms on the buffet lent
their fragrance and beauty to the
| scene. Appropriate to flag day, near
a. hand, a large flag was gracefully
draped over the windows of the dining
room and one was also used in the
| hall. Peeping from the smilax en-
| twined around the chandelier in the
/ dining room. We're numerous small
| flags. In the center of the table was
| a floral star made of red and white
carnations and candy tuft. from the
midst of which rose a crystal candala-
bra. bearing white cathedral tapers.
Around the star were other crystal
candlesticks the whole effect being
one of marked beauty.
In the receiving line with the host
ess was Miss Nellie Morris Of Piqua,
Ohio, Miss Irene Commons, of Colum-
bus, Ohio, and Miss Juliet Corwin.
The parlor assistants were Mrs. Rob-
ert L. Sac1ett, Mrs. Henry King. Mrs.
Charles Holton, Mrs. Mark Wilson.
Mrs. William H. Campbell and Mrs.
Harry Mather. In the dining room,
presiding at the coffee urn, was Mrs.
Howard Dill, who had for her assist
ants, Miss Lena Coffin, Miss Marie
Campbell. Miss Kathryn Rettig and
Miss Florence Corwin. At the punch
bowl were the Misses Ruth Thistle
thwaite and Mary Dickinson.
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The Bible Study Circle of North A
street Friends church will meet this
week on Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock in the basement of the meeting
house. The lesson viii be a review
of the work of the last four months.
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The following from the Fort Wayne
Journal Gazette, will be of interest TO
a number of Richmond people. as Mrs.
Study was formerly of this city
In the current number of the Boston
Cooking School magazine, is an arti-
Gle by Mrs. ]. n. Study, OF Fort Wayne
which took first prize in a contest held
by the magazine The entertainment
which Mrs. Study describes so delight
fully, actually took place, being given
by a friend who was tired of the same
monotonous round of parties. The
five O'Clock tea which this enterprising
entertainer gave. and which Mrs.
Study has described was the regular
old fashioned article and not the sort
we are invited TO attend now days.
The writer of the article is abund-
antly blessed with wit and appreciation
of the humorous element in every sit
uation. and the ability to put this de-
lightful gift Of wit into her writing,
makes her occasional contributions ex-
ceedingly charming.
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4 called meeting of the Penny club
viii be held this evening at eight
o'clock at the home of Mrs. II. F..
Warfel, 129 South Tenth street All
members are requested to be present
as important business win be trans
acted
The Ladies' Aid society of Grace Il.
E church will give their annual June
dinner Wednesday evening at six
o'clock in the church parlors. The
public viii be cordially welcomed.
Miss Jesse Pence and Mrs DR. An
dfaws Of Anderson are visiting sIr.
and Mrs Christopher Cain, of Kfaseg .
street and attended the high school
commencement
Mrs. W'axne Horn entertained the
members OF the Carnatton club Thurs
day afternoon Al Ter home on North
Fifteenth street The members spent
IN enjoyable afternoon ait cards and
a luncaeon vas served. The meeting
next week will Re with Mrs VIII Ben
nett on South Eleventh street
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