The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-05
SOCIETY NEWS
Both FL Resi-
dence ONE

Conducted by Miss Florence Corwin
dence Phone, H
DR.. and Mrs. Charles S. Bond enter
tanned the Tourist club at their home
on North Tenth street Friday evening
in a charming manner The attend
ance was quite large and an interest
ing program was given. Mrs. John
H. Nicholson read a very interesting
paper on "a Trip from the United
States to South America" The paper
was explicit in giving every detail of
the trip en- route. Dr. Bond gave a
very interesting stereopticon talk on
his recent trip to the jamestown expo
sition, using one hundred slides. Fol
lowing the program refreshments
were served. The next meeting will
be held in two weeks at the home Of
the Misses Robinson, North Eleventh
street.
| The tourist club is one of the largest
in the city, its membership being linn
| tied to forty -five members. Its mem
bership includes both men and women,
many of whom have Travelled extensive
ly. Each season the club takes up the
study of some country and makes a
thorough research into it's history So
cial, political and industrial condi-
tions. This year the club will make
an extensive study of South America.
o1,,I in
and since that time it has grown to be
one of the most prominent organiza-
tions in Richmond club circles. Its
officers are:
President-Dr. G. S. Bond.
| Vice president-Miss Sophia Mar
chant
Secretary-Mrs. T. J. Graham.
Treasurer-Mr. Harry Downing.
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The first meeting of the Athenaea
literary society of South Eighth Street
Friends church was held at the home
of Mrs. Joseph Kinsey, North Eighth
street, Friday evening and the sea-
sons work opened in most suspicious
manner. 1t was the occasion of the
celebration of the tenth anniversary
of the club and the main portion of the
program was devoted to historical and
reminiscent talks Each of the char
ter members was accorded three min
utes to tell of the first years work of
the cub. These talks were interspers-
ed with music and the opening meeting
was a most enjoyable one. At the
conclusion Of the program, refresh
ments were served and the remainder
Of the evening was spent socially. The
next meeting will be on Oct. 25th and
will be with Margaret Wicket. South
Nineteenth street. The Athenaea is
one of the city's prominent clubs and
has a large membership. The pro
gram is usually of a literary nature
and affords excellent opportunity for
literary study. The officers for the
ensuing year are:
President-Mrs. L. H. Hoover.
e-president-Mrs. r. w. Randle.
Secretary-Mrs. w. N. Johnson
Treasurer-Miss Nancy Norman.
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At Earlham college Friday evening
the first meeting of the literary so
ciety, having for members the young
women of the college, met and install
ed officers who will serve for the com
ing season. An eXtemDOraneOuS pro
gram was given and the officers who
= were installed were Miss Miss Anna
Maris, president, Miss Amy Winslow
: vice president, Miss Dorothy Quinby
secretary, Miss Myra Cope, critic
; Miss Katherine Green, vice critic
Miss Esther Painter, marshal anC
Miss Lolita Hudson, vice marshal
/ Speeches were made by the various
r officers and members of the commit
: tees. Following the meeting Tit
! tie girls party was held on the
fourth floor of Earlham hall, the ole
students entertaining the new stu
dents All numbering one hundred
and fifty, were dressed as little girl:
) and refreshments of animal crackers
candy and punch were served. The
evening was a most enjoyable one il
every way. The Ionian society o
' young men also held its first meeting
and installed officers.
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A meeting of the Lutheran HON
\ circle was held Friday afternoon at 81
I Pauls Lutheran chapel. and a very in
4 teresting program was observed. Mrs
U John Marshall sang a solo. Mrs. Kettle
e forder read an interesting paper an
|, Mrs. Hansenmann read extracts from
, current magazines. Following tn
= program light refreshments were sery