The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-01

This afternoon in the chapel or
st. Paul's Lutheran church, the La
dies Home Circle will meet. A read
ing entitled What Missions Have
Done for Me" will be given by Sis
ter Louise, the deaconess and several
songs will be sung by the society.
The members will hem towels fer a
hospital in India and other needle
work for charity will be done.
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The Silver Cross society of St
Paul's Episcopal church will meet
Monday afternoon ar the parish
house.
Mrs. Emily Chandlee will ente:
tain the Bible Study circle of Nortf
street Friends church next Sat
urday evening. Topics concerning
the life of Christ viii lie given by
various members.
Mr.. George H. Smith, south of the
city will celebrate his eighty seventh
birthday anniversary today. He was
born March LIST, 1920, in BOURBON
county, Ky, six weeks later being
brought on horseback to the place
where he has spent his life. The
wilderness, to which nc came was
strong contrast, to the luxury with
which he has since surrounded him
self.
Mrs. Charles Shideler was hostess
for a meeting of the Coterie Thimble
club yesterday afternoon at her home
on South Twelfth street. The after
noon passed in pleasant mapner
with needlework, while n reading was
given by one of the members.
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Next Wednesday evening at the
parsonage, the Foreign Missionary
society of Grace NJ e. church will
hold its monthly meeting. The an
nual thank Offering will be held and
all members are urged to attend.
Mrs. G. D. Kanouse entertained the
West Side Dozen club yesterday af
ternoon at her home on kinsey
street Needlework was pleasant
feature, with a luncheon as an addi-
tional pleasure. The club will meet
every two weeks.
A sewing club, composed of mem
bers of Trinity English Lutheran
church met yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Joseph Beck Much
sewing was done. the articles made. (
being for the annual sale held by the I
church ladies. A luncheon was serv-
ed In two weeks, Mrs. Fred Heit !
laus will be the hostess at her home |
On South Fourteenth street
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Mrs Oscar Williams delightfully."- |
the members of the !
Thursday afternoon club yestae 'day /
1t her home on South Fourth street. /
\ guessing contest was the feature /
# the afternoon after which refresh /
nents weta served. The metnbers
If the club are Mrs. Harry Chase,
Harry Pfeiffer, Lee Ryan, Charles
Vettig, Mrs. Mitchell. Mr.. Charles
Taylor, Mrs. Dye, Richard Burnett.
Irs. Rheinhart and Mrs. Williams +
The guests of the club were Mrs.
James L. Smith of Camden, O., and
.Irs. Joseph Allen.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Robinson will
entertain the Audubon society this
evening at their home on National
venue. The Yellow Breasted Chat"
will be the subject of paper by Mrs
J. P. Trueblood.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles p Holton
we're the host and hostess for
cry charming dinner party last eve
ling at their home on North Thir-
eenth street, Mr.. and Mrs Shuman
ones being the honor guests. Red
nd white carnations formed the
for the table, at which
overs We're laid for twenty guests.
Dr. and Mrs. Jones will leave Satur-
ay for Los Angeles, Cal, where they
will make their home.
Mrs Henry Luring will entertain
he members of the Reading Circle
f the First NJ E. church this
fternoon at her home on South Fiji
zenith street. Mrs. F. B. Clark will
e in charge.
The following from the Indianapo-
IS Star will interest a number of peo-
lie in this city as Miss Ohr was the
uest of Miss Margaret Starr recent
Y: Miss Cerene Ohr gave a small
ca yesterday afternoon at her home
n North Pennsylvania street, the