The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-09
Social and Personal Mention
Resi-
dence

Chauncey Rifle on South TweIft1
street, Saturday, from three to fou
O'Clock, in the afternoon. All mem
bers are requested TO. be present.
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y large number OF friends of Mis-
Mabel Stuart, and the students n
Earlham college, assembled in Earl
ham chapel Wednesday evening fo
the recital which was given by Mis-
Stuart, who is a member of the era
uating class in the musical depart
ment. A most enjoyable and delight
full program was given with. besfd.
Miss Stuart, Miss Edna Gordon and tn,
ladies' Double Quartet on the program
All the numbers were well received
and showed the efficient instruction
of Miss Francisco, who is director O.
the musical department at the college
On the 18th, Miss Mamie C. Hough
who is also graduate in this depart
ment, will give a recital.
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The social which was to have beer
given by the ladies of Reid Memorial
United Presbyterian church, Friday af
ternoon, at the home of Mrs. Charles
week.
A meeting OF the Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of ST Paul's Lu.
theran church was held Wednesday
afternoon in the church parlors, a very
interesting program being given De-
votional services were led by Mrs.
William klopp with the Bible lesson
given by Mrs Louise Drifmeyer: Mrs.
William Beckman read a letter from
Reid. who will shortly go
to Africa, and Mrs. Louise Surrender
read one from Miss Anna Kline, who
is missionary in Liberia, Africa
Following the program, refreshments
with social time were enjoyable
features. Probably forty members were
present.
No business of much Importance
was transacted at the meeting of the
ladies Aid society of the First NJ.
:. church, which was held Wednes-
lay afternoon in the church parlors.
t was decided to give a reception in
Iune at the parsonage
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Mrs. Bessie Finley, east of the city,
,rn Priscilla club Wednesday at an
III day meeting. The guests took
heir dinner and spent the day with
leedlework and socially, while a
Program of several musical numbers
vas rendered. Nineteen members
we're present with Mrs. Mary Hill
nd Miss Abbie Hill as guests In
wo weeks Mrs. r. w. Wicket will;
e the hostess at her home on North
'welfth street.
A reception will be given this ev-
ming by the ladies of st. Paul's
Episcopal church at the parish house
or the rector, Rev. David c. Hunt
ngton and family. A program OF
1usic on a Cecilian will probably be
iven. All members of the church and
heir friends are cordially invited.
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An evening meeting of the Criter-
On Literary society was held We'd |
esday evening, at the home of Mr..
nd Mrs. T. r. Jessup, on North !
nineteenth street, the members en- |
ertaining their husbands as guests, |
nd numbering twenty-four. The ev- |
ming was spent socially and with |
Ontests at which a prize was award |
d to Mr. Fred Powers. The rooms |
ere beautifully decorated with dog |
heon added to the enjoyment of the |
ccasion. A picnic will be held by |
lie society this summer.
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Mrs. George Thuerer is entertaining |
he Carnation club this afternoon at |
er home on North B street Euchre |
being played.
Frances E. Willard w. c. T. U. will |
old an all day market Saturday at
North Ninth street, the proceeds |
} be given TO the Y. NJ. C. A fund |
is hoped that the market will be |
ell patronized by the public.
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A meeting of the Brotherhood of ST. |
aui of the First NJ E. church was
ED Wednesday evening in the |
hurch parlors. A business session
as held from 1880 to Sis at which
was decided to hold patriotic ser
ICES at the church, on the evening
decoration day, under the auspices
the brotherhood. At Sis an open
Getting was held at which large
lmber o. the friends. as we'll as the
embers attended. Prof w H Car
er gave a reading which was much
Dpreciated and a stereopticon ad-
'ess was given by Prof. w. S. Davis
the high school, who took for his
inject, Cuba. The address was
interesting inasmuch as
rof. Davis spent the holidays in
Iba.