The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-24
Social and Personal Mention
Conducted Resi-


Mrs. William Klopp is entertaining
the members of the Helping Hand
Society tNs afternoon at her home on
South Tenth street. Needlework is
the feature
Mrs. Charles Ross entertained
charmingly Thursday afternoon at her
home on South Thirteenth street, the
honor guest being her sister, Mrs. j.
E. Bombarger, of Indianapolis. The
guests included members of the Alice
Cary Club and were Mesdames Mary
Price, j. e. Moore, E. E. Townsend,
Chauncey Rifle, George knight and
the Misses Emma and Victoria Lin
demuth. Ferns and cut flowers were
the decorations and the afternoon
passed in a very pleasant manner
with musical numbers and refresh
ments. Mrs. Bombarger will remain
until after the May Festival con-
certs.
The following members of a card
club picnicked at the Glen Thursday:
Misses Jessie Beeler, Ethel King,
Ruth Mashmeyer, Edna Bayer, Hazel
Freeman, Alice Harvey. Hilda Shute
and Marie Kaufman; Messrs. Wilson
Magaw, Howard Thomas, Arthur Hill,
Myron Malsby, Charles Morgan, Ed
win Wilson, Will Keller and Dowell
King.
AT the meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the First NJ E. church on
of I,
Turner was elected president to sue
coed Mrs. Oliver Gaar, who resigned,
having served seven years.
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The Bible Study Circle of North A
Street Frieuds' church will meet Sat |
lrday evening from 7:15 to 8 o'clock |
1T the home of Richard Shute, North !
street. The fifth chapter !
If Matthew will be studied and dis |
.ussed
A delightful card party was given /
by ST. Anne's Society of st.
church, over forty ladies be-
ng present. Euchre was played, the /
avors being awarded to Mrs. Ben
3roerman and Mrs. Harry Metz. Fol
oWluS tlC iCAi NSi (
served.
An enjoyable party was given Thurs
lay evening by Miss Grace McKhann,
n honor of Miss Ethel McKhann. who
will be married in the near future to
dr. Frank White. The party was in
he nature of china shower and was
,iven at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
ohm McKhann. 200 South Second
treet The rooms were effectively
rranged for the occasion. with snow
alls. the predominating colors being
ed and white. The evening was pass
d in a pleasant manner with pedro,
Inch and music. and refreshments
nd Mrs j. E. Melting, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
:. Edwards. Misses Grace Gallagher.
iarcia Caster. Mae Scott. Mabel
1hann and Messrs. Joseph Schweg-
nan and Lynn Scott
Mrs. John Rethmeyer was hostess
Or a charming meeting of the West
ide Dozen club Thursday afternoon
{ her home on Randolph street, it be-
ag birthday meeting. Guests of the
lub were Miss Shepherd of Cumber
and. Ind. and Mrs. Ray Lichtenfels.
ontests and music were provided for
be amusement of the guests and fav-
rs were awarded to Mrs Dorence
.anouse and Mrs Charles Nugent. A
lncheon was served and favors for
ach guest were tiny flags. The ma
onal colors were also used for the
ecorationS of the rooms. In two
-eeks Mrs Hugh Stevens viii be the
ostess at her home on Randolph
reet-
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This evening at Earlham college
hoenix Literary Society viii have al
pen meeting The program viii be
! charge OF the Freshmen aud prom
'es to be very interesting
A pleasant surprise was given recent