The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-19
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.
The social calendar of the week for
the various clubs is as follows:
Monday-A whist party will be Civ
en- at the Country club
Tuesday-Mrs Irwin Hoover will
entertain the members of the Spring
Grove Sewing circle; Mrs. c. s. Heet
will entertain the members of the At
teFnoon Euchre club; the Young Peo-
pies Literary society of st. Andrews
church will meet.
Wednesday-Mrs. r. W. Wicket
win entertain the Modern Priscilla
club; the Wednesday Card club will
meet with Mrs. Ira Wood.
Thursday-A meeting in the inter
est of National Woman's Suffrage will
be held at North A street Meeting
house; a missionary tea viii be gwen
by the Missionary society of st. Pauls
Lutheran church; Mrs. Thomas Dol
loff will entertain the Helping Hand
society; Mrs. John Rothmeyer will en-
terrain the West Side Dozen club at
her home on Randolph street
Priday-The Young Mems Social un-
ion will meet at South Eighth Street
Friends church; the Audubon Society
will meet at the Parish House; the
Frances E. Willard w. G. L. u. will
meet; the G. F. G. club will meet.
Saturday-A meeting of the d. A. r.
will be he'd in the parlors of Mrs. w.
w Gaar at the hotel Westcott.
The semi-monthIy meeting of the
Teachers Primary Union was held
Saturday afternoon at the regular
hour at the First English Lutheran
church. Devotional services were led
by Rev. Howard and was followed by
a short business session at which it
was voted to give 81 TO the Interna-
tional Union, that sum being asked |
from every subordinate union. Miss |
Ruby Wilson gave the primary lesson
for today. it being THE Children of
Israel in Captivity" 1t was excep |
tionalIy well given and was very COM |
prehensive. w. A. Fiske gave talk |
on THE Christian Life" and illustrat- |
ed it with objects, it being IAN object
lesson" Very valuable information |
was given and the talk was one of the |
best which have been given since the
organization of the union. At the
meeLlnS III TWO weeks, MIS-. L. H. DUH
van will give the primary lesson and
Prof w. S. Hiser will give the Teach
ers' Training Work" Rev T. j. Ora
ham will lead the devotional exercis-
es-
A party of eight young people OF
New Castle were in the city Friday
evening. the guests of Miss Mary No
land, and to attend Robinson Crusoe
Jr."
The meeting of the Koritsi Whist
club. which was to have been held Sat
Irday afternoon. was postponed on ac-
count of the field meet at Earlham col
ege. 1t will be held next Saturday al
he home of Miss Bertha Taylor.
A very enjoyable dance was given
Saturday evening in I. o. o. +. hall by
Messrs. John Clements and Willard
Jessup in honor of the members of the
high schools who came for
The state field meet. Music was fur
nished by piano and drums and large
number of Richmond young people as
we'll as the visiting young people were
present.
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Mr.. and Mrs Adam Feldman enter
Iained Friday evening at their home
on South Seventh street. the honor
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
who will leave soon to
make their home in California. A t
most enjoyable evening was spent at i
auchre, the favors being won by Mrs.
William Knollenberg, Mr.. Edward {
Feldman. Mrs William Klute and Mr.. !
Widup. A luncheon added to .