The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-30

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other members of the faculty, will re
ceive at their own home, the recep
ton to be progressive
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The card party given by the ladies
of the Maccabees in l. o. 0. F. hall
was a very enjoyable affair and was
attended by large number of the
members and their friends. The dec
orations consisted of the colors of the
order Prizes at euchre were award
ed TO Mr. Smith Matlock, Mr.. Harry
Bessleman, Mr. Howard Smith, Mr.
Louis Fisher. Mr.. Harris. Miss Reed
Mrs. Brookbank, Mrs. Ella Murray
Mrs. Mort Little and Mrs. Pipher.
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Miss Julia f. Landers of Indianapo
lie, who is chairman of the state com
mittee on patriotic education, in con
nection with the Daughters of the Am
erican Revolution will be here Tues
day evening as the guest of Mrs. w
w. Gaar, and will be pleased to meet
all the members of the local chapter
and prospective patronesses of Knick.
erbocker hall, a school at Indianapolis,
city may attend in the fall To the
list of committees having the affair in
charge which was published Friday
evening, should be added the name OF
Miss Grace ROBBIE on the reception
committee and Mrs. w. ]. Robbie on
the table committee. The party will
be one of the most unique and beau
tiful of the season and the success is
already assured by the large number
of tickets which have been sold.
In honor of Miss Fay Daily, of Gin
cinnati conservatory of music, rarity
which was one of the most charming
of the season was given by the Misses
Mabel and Stella Barber Friday even
ing at their home on North Thirteenth
street. Probably over one hundred
guests called during the hours, seven
to eleven. Spring flowers formed the
appointments in the spacious rooms,
Jonquils, sweet peas, carnations and
ner. In the parlors were carnations
in clusters on the mantels and tables.
Entwined around the pillars between
the parlor and living room were small
clusters of pink and white sweet peas
and smilax. In the living room were
carnations while the mantels were
banked with palms. In the dining
room in the center of the table was
a French basket filled with sweet
peas and ferns and banked against
the mantel were the fragrant flowers
entwined with smilax. On the table,
were also tall cathedral candles which
were throughout all the rooms. A
pleasing musical program was given
as an additional enjoyable feature,
those taking part being Prof. J. Leroy
Harris, Mrs. Elmer German, Mr.. Otto
Krone and Miss Daily. Readings were
also given by Prof. z. P. Trueblood,
Of Earlham college. Assisting at the
punch bowls were the Misses Deborah
Pearl Hasecoster, Coral
Weegman and Marguerite Green. AS
Edna and Ida Jones and Miss Mar
garet Sedgwick.
Mrs. John Evans and Mrs. j. c.
Hunt were hostesses for meeting of
he Missionary society of Reid Mem
)rial United Presbyterian church Fri
lay afternoon, the meeting being
1eld at the church. Mrs. Charles
Swain read a paper on THE Hawaii
Islands" THE Missionary Work of
Mrs. Thomas McCague' was the sub
ect of a letter which was read by
Mrs r. w. Scott, it being biographi
al sketch of the missionary. Mrs.
Samuel Jones was leader. Following
he program, which created much ia
Torable comment, refreshments were
served and social season spent. On
he last Friday in April the society |
will meet again.