The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-01

Mrs James Judson was hostess for
a meeting of the Woman's Missionary
society of the First Presbyterian
church Friday afternoon at her home
on South Twelfth street. a large num-
Der of the members being present, who
enjoyed a most interesting program.
Mrs. W. X. Young led in the devotional
exercises. Mrs. Parker, who was to
have read a paper on Home Mission
Heroes was unable to be present and
the paper was read by Miss Jane Col
burn. 1t was a mosc meritorious one,
telling of the work and lives of DR..
airy to the western Indians and who did
great work for Oregon, and DR.. Brain
ard who was a missionary among the
eastern Indians. Mrs. C. o. Shirley of
the Second Presbyterian church, gave
a short talk which was in the nature of
a farewell as she will leave in the near
future for Illinois to make her home.
Following the program the hostess
served refreshments. The meeting
next month will be the young peoples
meeting and will be held at the church.
The committee in charge will be Mrs.
A. L. Smith. Mrs. John NJ. Coate, and
Mrs T. J. Graham. The hostesses
will be Mrs. Winchester Mrs Stewart,
Mrs. j. l.. Adams. Mrs. Wilson. Mrs.
Fulgham. y. $. James milford and Mrs
J. B. Dousan.
A delightful children's affair was
the birthday party which was given
Friday evening at the Glen in honor
OF the birthday anniversaries of Mas
ter Lowell Ellabarger and Miss Grace
Shera. The party was chaperoned by
Mrs. ID. r. Eilabarger and Mrs. f. X.
Shera. Those present were Mary
Clements, Lucille Smith, Lucille Nus
baum. Marjorie Curme, Mary Smart,
Eleanor Seidel, Elnora Shute. Ruth
Kelly, Helen Kelly, Cornelia Shaw,
Helen Neal, Mona Porter. Alma
Heath, Ruth Shera, Nina Shera,
Florence Clark. Leora Ellabarger,
Ralph Neal, Robert Lyons, Donald
Kenneth Jones, Robert Heiger, Ken
netn IOieT, IdWISHCe MOle, WilDui
Clark. Herbert Thompson and Daniel
Thompson.
Miss Hazel Freeman is entertain
ing at an informal card party this af-
ternoon at her home on East Main |
street There are five tables at
whist.
Miss Nina Harris entertained the |
members of the Octopar Card club |
Friday evening at her home on North |
Fourteenth street. there being four |
tables at whist Prizes for the games
were won by Miss Jessie Beeler. Miss |
Alice Hill. Mr.. Howard Thomas and |
Mr.. Wilson Magaw. A luncheon in |
two courses followed the games In |
two weeks Miss Ethel King will be |
the hostess at her home on South |
Ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs A. V. Edwards gave a
most delightful party Friday evening
at their home COS South Twelfth /
street. in honor of Miss Ethel Nc /
Khann and Mr. Frank Witte. who will i
be married on June fifth. 1t was IN
the nature of a linen shower and
many beautiful gifts were received by
the honor guests. Red and white were
the colors of the decorations and were
most effectively arranged throughout
the rooms. snowballs being the flowers
used. Refreshments were served.
The guests were Messrs. and Mesdames
John Mckhann. ]. Z. Melting, William
Hatfield. and Daniel Miller; Misses
Mae Scott. Marcia Caster. Grace Gala
CHER. Mabel and Grace McKhann and
Maud WEIGH and Messrs. Frank Scott
Joseph Schwegman and Lawrence
Zeyen-
Mrs Jeanette Young. assisted by her
sister. Mrs. \. f. Beubow, of Cincin-
natl entertained at dinner Friday ev-
ening at her home on North Twenty
second street The honor guest was
Mr.. Jacob Abel whose birthday ami
versary was celebrated in this way.