The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-26


the guests from a distance will be
Rev. and Mrs George Leach and Mr.
| Joseph Leach, of Toronto, Canada.
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Today at one O'Clock Mrs. H. S
Hates will give a luncheon at her
home on East Main street, covers to
| be laid for twelve guests. Carnations
| will form the appointments of the Ia
bic.
DIR. Charles S. Bond will address a
| meeting of the Anti-Tuberculosis So
ciety Wednesday evening at the Sec
| ond Presbyterian church at O'Clock
His talk will be illustrated with stere-
opticon views. The public is cordial
~ invited to attend.
The Ladies of the s. of W will meet
with Miss Clara Hebble February 81,
at her home, 1925 Main street.
An enjoyable surprise party was
given Saturday evening on Mr. George
Theurer by a number of his friends,
the occasion being his birthday. The
gressive pedro, there being four Ia
bles. Prizes were awarded to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Heet and Mr.. Fred Corco-
ran. A luncheon in courses was serv-
ed, tiny flags being used as fayors.
The company included Messrs. and
Mesdames Charles Woodhurst, Hen
ry Heet, Louis Griswell, Walter Sc
nor, VIM. Urban. VIM. Hufford. Jas.
Turman, Fred COrcoran, s. NJ. Hayes.
John Etter, Messrs. Roy Stanley, Win
field Urban and the Misses Abbie Ur-
ban, Thelma Corcoran, Daisy Workes,
Treva Etter and Adeline Theurer.
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At the meeting of the Primary Tn
ion Saturday afternoon at the First
English Lutheran church, the primary
Sunday school lesson was explained
by Miss Elizabeth Foulke in a very
interesting and able manner Devo-
tional exercises were led by Rev. r.
]. Wade and chapter on the Teach
er's Training Work" was read by Prof.
w. A. Fiske. The program ended
with a song by the society. On March
9th the society will meet again. the
lesson 10 be explained by Mrs C.. o.
Shirley, followed by a discussion. De-
votional exercises will be conducted
by Rev. c. Huber. Musical selections
will be given and the second chapt
of the TEACHERS Training Work
will be read by Prof. d. R. Ellabarger
The union has been a success ever
since its organization several weeks
ago, and it has proved to be a great
help to the primary teachers in the
city.
A birthday party was given yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. William Henry
Steen at her home on South Ninth
street. Mrs. Steen celebrated her
seventy-fourth birthday anniversary,
the guests including her seven child
rem and twelve grandchildren and 9TH
er friends and relatives. A social
time was spent, and adding to the
enjoyment of the occasion a luncheon
was served.
A number of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Clark gave them an en-
oyable surprise at their home on
Scr''7 Seventh street, Saturday even |
n ne occasion being the birthday |
mn. ersary of Mrs. Clark. Music and |
games proved TO be of much enjoy |
nent to the guests and refreshments |
we're served by the hostess The !
quests were Messrs. and Mesdamee |
Ora Chenoweth, ]. n. Phenis, Ernest |
Evans, ]. T. Thomas, Mrs. Elmer Cain
nd the Misses Clara Lichtenfels,
florence Piper, Thelma Thomas and
dessrs. Clarence Tillson. Bert Over
nan, Louis Berry, Orville Donahue.
robert, Ancil and Frank Elliott and
omar Clark.
A meeting of the Mems Social I'm
IN will be held next Sunday afternoon
t South Eighth Street Friends
hurch, it being the monthly meeting
Or March. President Kelly, who was
} have spoken at the last meeting,
ill speak next Sunday and probably
ill give the address which he was to
ave delivered at the last meeting
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A wedding of the past week, which
I'LL be of interest to number Of
richmond people. was that of Mr. Rex.
lShCdi duu -1iSS ldd w WHICH
ook place Wednesday, February goth,
t Cincinnati. They returned imme-
lately to this city and will reside on
outh Eighth street Mrs McLear is
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j.
Williams and has the best wishes of
lauy friends, as has also her hus-
and.
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A very interesting program was
repaired for the meeting of the Tri-
'lium Literary Society of the First |
nglish Lutheran church last night.
ED in the church parlors. Mr.. Oliver
usbaum had paper on The
rams. Siberian Railroad and Its Bus
less. Moscow and Its Balls" was
,e subject of paper by Miss May
oss and one on The Art and Archi-
,cture' was given by Miss Jennie
oss. All of the members participant
in giving Current Events
At 4 meeting of the ST Paul's Broth
hood of Grace NJ + church Sunday ,