The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-07

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was held in which the views OF Prof
Davis were freely commented upon
many believing that he was too cpti
mistic. The discussion was one of the
best of the year and the speech of Mr.
William Dudley Foulke was without
doubt one of the ablest in the history
of the Tuesday club. Others taking
part in the discussion were DIR. s. Ed.
gar Bond. Prof. c. E. Morris. Mr.. J.
Clement Starr. Mrs. Nj. +. Johnston,
Mrs. Ada L. Beruhardt and Mrs. Mark
E. Reeves.
Appearing in the March number OF
The House Beautiful" is an interest
ing article by Miss rs her Griffin
White. of this city. d,aling with Mrs.
Charles DuHadway's collection OF old
china. Mrs. DuHadway is also OF this
city and the DuHadway collection IS
the largest in Richmond or vicinity.
and is quite noted throughout the
state. 1t was obtained through tha
individual efforts of Mrs. DuHadway
and for that reason is all the more re-
markable. The collection is noted for
its luster there being one hundred
pieces of copper in this style, eighty
of which are jugs and pitchers. no two
being duplicates The rare pink lus-
ter is represented by over fifty pieces.
There are also several pieces of tho
valuable silver luster in the DuHad-
way collection and a piece of the ruby,
the rarest of all. Besides over twenty
five platters. including the famous
Willow Pattern" and many valuable
cups and saucers and teapots. the col
lection is noted for its red aid white
and blue and white old coverlids. all
genuine. and number of pewter.
brass and glass candlestieks. Accom-
panying the article in The House
Beautiful are also several pictures of
the china taken by Mr.. Harry Ross. of
this city, which are remarkable for
their clearness
Last evening at eight O'Clock
their newly furnished home on Laurel
street. the wedding OF Mr. Edward
Dietrich and Miss Alice c. Fossen-
kemper took place. Rev. Howard
of the First English Lutheran church
officiating. The wedding wac very
quiet only the immediate relatives be-
ing present. After the ceremony, a
wedding supper, served in three cours-
es. was served Palms, ferns. pink
carnations and roses formed the
decorations, Il great cluster of roses
being in the center of the table. which
was also lighted with candles
shaded with pink. Miss Betty Alters.
of Cincinnati, was among the out-of-
town guests.
A meeting of the missionary socie-
ty of the First Baptist church was
held last evening at 7:30 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. l.. a. Mote. l25
South Eleventh street. Mrs. Elmer
Ford opened the meeting with the
reading OF psalm. A letter from
Miss Nellie Morgan telling of her
work as city missionary, was read
by Mrs. j. w. Ferguson. Following
this Rev. Smith led In prayer.
Mrs. Bessie Waggoner rendered a
solo and paper on THE First City
Missionaries in Brooklyn" was read
by Miss Morris. Other features of the
program were a selection rendered
by "A quartette composed of Mrs Fer
guson, Mr.. and Mrs. William White
ly and Mr.. Ernest Mote. poem read
by Mrs. Whitley and talk by the pas
tor.
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The concert which was given Tues
day evening by the choir Of First NJ.
L. church was as great a success as
the one of last week. The same talent
on the program as on the
former occasion. but different num-
bers were given.