The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07
SOCIETY NEWS
To Editor 121, Phone 81

pie, Minnie Huston. Blanche Bollmey-
err and Lulu Hampton, and Mesdames
Joseph Hill and Frederick Hicks.
The w. r. G. held its regular meet
ing this afternoon in the G. A R. hall
and 1t was the occasion of the annual
inspection. The organization was
found in a good condition and the of
ficers and members are well pleased
with the work. A rummage sale will
be given by the organization Friday
and Saturday in the hall, the proceeds
to be used in relief work.
There will be a card party and dance
at the K. of c. hall Thursday evening,
Nov. IA, given by the Lady Foresters
OF st. Andrews church. Cards will be
the entertainment from to 9:3o
O'Clock and dancing from $50 until
II O'Clock.
e reception which is to be give
by members of South Eighth Street
Friends church Friday evening for
their new pastor. the Rev. Harry
Keates and family. will be one Of the
important events of the week. During
the short time of his residence here
the Rev. Harry Keates and family
will be one or the important events of
the week. During the short time of his
residence here, the Rev. Mr.. keates
has made a favorable impression and
the members Of the church feel that
they have made a wise selection in Sc
curing his services. The reception will
, be an informal affair and a cordial
we leone is extended to all members
and friends of the congregation.
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The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of Grace NJ Z. church held a
very interesting meeting Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of the Rev and
Mrs. T. NJ. Guild, North Eighth street
The attendance of members was large
anu a number of visitors were present
After the devotional exercises and the
transaction of business, Mrs. w. NJ
Nelson, who was a delegate from the
Richmond district to the Northwest
Branch meeting. held at Milwaukee
gave a most comprehensive report OF
+ the great gathering. Reports were al
so given of the district convention held
at New Castle. A beautiful musical
number was given by quartet com
posed of Mesdames Thompson, Guild
Phillips and Price, accompanied by
Mrs. Ramsey. The outlook for the
year is very encouraging. Following
the regular session, the time was spent
socially and refreshments added to the
occasion.
The Three Ms society of the Eng
lish Lutheran church has elected the
following officers for the term.
President-Myron Hill.
Vice president-Carlos Haas.
Secretary-Walter Engelbrecht.
Treasurer-Emmet Bartel.
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| Mrs. George Love charmingly enter
tanned a company of friends in hel
suite at the Westcott Wednesday aft
ernoon in honor of Mrs. Ralph Porter
field Polk of Indianapolis, who is Wis
ltlng relatives in the city. The hours
were spent at whist, followed by ;
luncheon in courses.
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Mrs. Thomas r. Jessup was hostes!
Wednesday afternoon for the Ivy Club
Usual social features afforded enjoy
ment.
The ladies of the auxiliary of the A
0. H. will give a dance this evenins
at Odd Fellows hall and as the mem
bership is considerably over one hun
dred, the attendance promises to b,
quite large.
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A social and entertainment was Civ
en- Wednesday evening at Trinit,
English Lutheran church under the di
rection of Miss Edna Deuker. who ha
charge Of the primary department