The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-30

dealt with tuberculosis, several timely
papers being read on that subject. Mrs
/ Will Bond had for her subject, 1.-The
| White Plague in Indiana" and han
! died it in a comprehensive manner.
Resorts for Consumptives' was the
subject of paper by Mrs. Louanna
Wood and another equally interesting
was What Can be Done to Improve
Local Conditions:" by Miss Anna
Horn. A very interesting account Of
visit to a tuberculosis sanitarium in
Colorado. was given by Mrs. Joseph
Mills. Following the program, re-
freshments were served and the time
was spent socially. Guests of the
club were Mrs. Herschel Coffin, Mrs.
Herbert McDivitt, Miss Mabel Asch-
hacker and Miss Francis Edmonds.
The next meeting will be featured by
the presence of guests, each member
being privileged to invite one. The
program is being arranged by the pro-
gram committee. The place has not
been decided as yet.
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Mrs. Fl. G. Waggoner will entertain
Grace Stanley, Harry Stanley and Lu-
Gle MOOIe VI ott hCi HoiAS
this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse S. Reeves en-
tertained the Audubon society last ev-
ening at their home on South Six
teen street. Mrs. Ray Robinson read
an enjoyable paper on THE Magnolia,
Myrtle and Yellow Warblers" and it
was followed by a discussion by the
members In two weeks Prof. and
Mrs. Il. p. Trueblood will entertain
the club at their home on Central av-
enue. Miss Kiturah Parsons and Miss
Elizabeth Comstock will have the pa
pers.
Mr. and Mrs John Schultz enter
tanned a number of their friends at
their home, on South Ninth street Fri
day evening. Dancing with piano Sc
lections by the Misses Henegar were
enjoyable features of the evenings
entertainment. A luncheon in courses
was served.
The meeting of the Ticknor club on
Monday afternoon, which was an
nounced for the home of Mrs. T. NJ
North Ninth street, will meet
with Mrs. E. B. Grosvenor, at her
home on National avenue, instead
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Phoenix Literary society and Ionian,
of Earlham college met Friday even |
ing and elected officers for the new
term. No other business was trans
acted. The officers are as follows:
Phoenix-president, Miss Helen Tits
worth; vice-president. Miss Anna |
Maris; recording secretary, Miss Beu- |
lah Kaufman; corresponding score |
tary. Miss Josephine Buford, critic. |
Miss Abbie Henby; vice critic, Miss |
Marjorie Hill: first member of liter |
airy committee. Miss Mary HalloweH |
second member, Miss Myra Cope; /
Miss Bess Holman vice /
marshall, Miss Myrtle Reeve officers /
elected for Ionian were: president E. I
j. Llewelyn; vice president. William |
Z. Elliott; recording secretary. Homer
Henley: corresponding secretary. Oil /
yer Weesner, librarian, Daniel l.. Bee /
BY; marshall, Emmett Trueblood:
critic, Andreas Bryne; vice critic.
srn Rupert: member of program
Frank Gardner.
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The reception which will be given at
1arlham tonight promises to be one
If the most brilliant social affairs
which has been given at the college
his winter. The host and hostesses
will be Prof. and Mrs. Morrison. Prof
md Mrs. ID. W. Dennis Pres and
Yrs. Robert L. Kelly, Prof. and Mrs
Robert l.. Sackett. Each assisted by I,