The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-12
Social and Personal Mention
81: Resi-
dencePh

Following is the social calendar for
this week:
Monday card party will ko given
at the Country Club with Mrs. - d.
Gayle and Mrs. s. f. Swaynne as hos
tesses; a reception will be given at
the Christian church for the new
members; social will be given by the
Kings Herald Band of Grace NJ E.
church in the church parlors; Mas-
i. Thomas w. G. i. L. will meet;
Mrs. George Fox will entertain the
Dorcas Society.
Tuesday-Woman's Home Mission
AIRY society of Grace VI. f. church will
meet; meeting of the Young Peoples
League of the First English Lutheran
church will hold its regular meet
ing; the entertainment will be given
mt the Gennett under the auspices of
the Ministerial Association.
Wednesday-A Russian tea will be
given at the Westcott Hotel for the
benefit of St Paul's Guild; the Pen
ny Club will meet.
Thursday-Mrs Harmon Wierhake
will entertain the Crescent club.
Friday-A social will be given by
the ladies of Reid Memorial United
Presbyterian church; Frances Z. Will
lard w. C. T. U. will meet; silver
sociaf' will be given at the First
Presbyterian church.
Saturrday-A meeting Of the Pri-
mary Teachers Union will be held.
A successful market was held Satur-
Gay by the Frances E. Willard w. c.
r. T.. at % North Ninth street. Many
articles were for sale and many peo-
pie bought their Sunday supplies from
the ladies. The proceeds will be used
for the purpose of paying the society's
obligation TO the Y. NJ. c. A.
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The Russian tea which will be given
next Wednesday in the Westcott hotel
par1ors for the benefit of the st.
Paul's Guild. promises to be a very
interesting and enjoyable event as we'll
as society one. Russian music.
both instrumental and vocal will be
given and also talk on Russia.
Whether or not the Queen of Italy
approves of the sale of her discarded
gowns to royalty-loving Americans APP
pears to be a mooted question. Ac- |
cording to one report, these garments /!
are the perquisites of her majesty t
head maid. who disposes of them, with .
the Queens knowledge, at semi-annu I
al sales. from which she realizes about !
5000. Other reports have it that
Margherita is much annoyed by this /
scattering abroad of her cast-off raj i
ment and has dismissed two maids
who We're reaping a considerable reve-t
nue. from this source.
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All members of the Country club are
cordially invited to attend the whist
party to be given at the country club
Monday afternoon Bridge will be
played with Mrs. s. f. Swayne ana
Mrs. 4. d. Gayle as hostesses.
Mrs George Fox will entertain the
Dorcas society Monday afternoon at
her home. III South Fourth street.
Needlework will occupy the members.
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The following young girls, who are
members of whist club formed the
alter party at the production CT
Faust, at the Gennett Saturday aft
eFHooH- MISSES TedIi Athiiooh, 1ooeph-
inc Newkirk. Charlotte Bayer, Aline
Johnson Edna Skinner, Olive Eliason
and Bertha Taylor.
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At the home of MIR. Walter J. Hutton
Saturday evening. the Bible Study cir
Gle of North A Street Friends church
met The club studied and discussed
the third chapter of Mark. The next
meeting will be next week.
Master Winfield Urban entertained
Friday evening in honor of his twelfth
birthday anniversary. Music and
games were followed by a two course
luncheon. Those present We're Mas
tiers Earl Miller, Benton Barlow: