The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14
Social and Personal Mention

and two course luncheon was served
The guests were the Misses Ruby Ora
ham, Edna Holly, Laura Hoover, Lii
| liam Manley of ConnersvfIIe. and Lulu
Hampton, Messrs. Frank Brant, Cliff
ford Price, Burr Rich, Carl Knight
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Feasel.
A pleasant afternoon was spent
| Tuesday by the members of the Spring
Grove sewing circle at the home of
Mrs William Watson in Spring Grove.
Needletwork occupied the members,
who numbered fifteen, after which a
luncheon was an enjoyable feature. In
two weeks Mfrs Saunders will be the
hostess at her home in Spring Grove.
$50
Miss Aida Swain entertained a
number of her friends who were mem
bers of club, at a dinner party at
her home ON Pearl street, the honor
CHESTS being Mrs Helen Hoover
Jones, of Terre Haute, Ind. The
guests included the Misses Bess
Thompson. Elsie Beeler. Lillian Ka-
mfnski, Airline Barlow, Edna Hoover,
airline Johnson, Alma Lohr, Anna
Horn, Ellen Swain, Haley Harold,
Mrs. Clarence Case and Mrs Walter
Daily.
The market which was to have been
given Saturday by the Penny Club,
has been postponed indefinitely.
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The s. G. G. club held a very enjoy
able meeting Tuesday evening at the
home of Chas. Buell., on West Third
street. A social time was spent and
Carlyle Newkirk was initiated into
the society. The members are Her
schell Trueblood, Paul Carver, Paul
Hutchinson, Charles Buell. and Blair
Converse In two weeks Paul Hutch
inson will be the host at his home In
West Richmond
Miss Ruth Bartei Will entertain the
Alpha Phi Alpha sorority of the high
school; this evening at her home
on South Twelfth street: A luncheon
and social time will be the features
of the meeting.
Mrs C. j. Buntel entertained
this afternoon at bridge; at her home
on South Seventh street, the guests
including the latiies who are members
of the Friday Evening Gard Club.
Following the card games luncheon
in courses was served in the dining
room, where the appointments were
green and white. For the table was a
green and white luncheon set, the cen
ter piece being of shamrocks and
bearing twilight candles shaded with
green chrySanthemum shades. The
guests were Mesdames Omar G. Muir
ray, Charles A. Mcclure, Charles S.
Neal, Harlan Simmons, Clarence Gen
nett, Earl Mann and Frank Gilbert.
Miss Irene Mather was given a de-
lightful surprise Tuesday evening at
her home in Spring Grove by several
OF, her relatives and friends. Drive
whist was played and dancing formed
an enjoyable part of the evenings am
easements. The guests were Misses SUI
san, Stella and Bertha Kelsey, Hettie
White, Mary and Elizabeth Jay Mao
mi Mather, Mary Mather. and Messrs
Raymond Mather, Wayland Kelsey,
Mathey Kelsey, Seldom White, How
ard Mather, Ernest and Earl Mather
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Mrs. Frank Deane was hostess for
the Merry Eight Euchre club Tues
day afternoon at her home, Is South
Fourth street. Prizes were awarded
to Mrs. Smith Maddox. Mrs Deane
and Mrs. John. Shea, A two course
luncheon added to the enjoyment of
the occasion.
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4 musical will be given by the
members of the Athenaea Literary So
ciety at the home of Mrs Erie Rey-
nolds, on East Main street, Friday
AFTERNOON
DANCING SCHOOL,.