The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-30
Social and Personal Mention
Conducted
dence

Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Waggoner gave a
reception and musical recital at their
home, 122 Fit. Wayne avenue, Friday
evening. A luncheon was served. The
fayors were easter lilies.
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Misses Emma and Carrie Haberkern
entertained Friday evening at their
home. in honor of Miss Young and
Miss Hoffman, of Indianapolis. The
appointments of the affair were in
pink and white and games and music
We're provided for the entertainment
of the guests and the occasion was
a most agreeable one.
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Members of the committee on flow
er distribution, of the Aftermath and
others, met at the home of Mrs. Har
ny Dalbey on South Seventeenth street
Friday afternoon. and arranged for
the distribution of the seed among the
school children. Three thousand five
hundred packages were prepared and
beside these the government furnish
cd over $50 The varieties supplied
in the Aftermath seeds include nastur-
tiums. SALIVA, vinnias, astors and mar
iogolds. About one hundred of the
government packets are composed of
special varieties, the rest being pop
pies and morning glories with other
varieties on that order. Before the
seeds are distributed, stereopticon
lecture will be arranged, showing how
the flowers should be planted This
probably will be next month. Much
interest is being taken by the school
children and others and it is thought
this year the flowers and exhibit,
which will be held in the fall, will be
an even greater success than the one
of last year.
Miss Bertha Hodgin entertained the
G. F. C.. club Friday evening at her
home north of the city, an interesting
program being given. Refreshments
were served and the following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing
six months: President, Miss Bertha
Davenport; vice-president, Mr.. Will |
burn Hodgin. secretary, Miss Bertha |
Hodgin: treasurer, Mr.. Lenard Hill. |
The next meeting will be with Miss I
Bertha Bulla.
A Very interesting program, dealing i
of the Missionary society of the First /
Presbyterian church. Friday after
noon. the society meeting at the home /
of Mrs. J. NJ. Wampler, on North Sew
meth street. A large number of mem
bers were present and several visitors /
Miss Sarah Bonfoy led in devotional /
exercises. paper on THE Flower
Festival in Japan was the subject of
an interesting paper by Mrs. E. B.
Clements. Mrs. James Van Zant also
read a paper on News from Japan
which was much enjoyed. Following
the program a social season was spent
and Japanese tea was served by the
Misses Mary Mather. Cornelia Shaw
and Bessie Adams. dressed in Japanese
costume. The next meeting will be on
the last Friday in April, at the home
of Mrs. D. l.. Mather North Twelfth
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Francisco were
host and hostess for a delightful din
ner Friday evening at their home on
Kinsey street. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer McDivitt. Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Mills, DR.. and Mrs l. S.
Harold. Frank Harold and Miss Mar
guerite Doan.
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Mrs. Charles Francisco entertained
the members of the Athenaea Literary |
society. Friday afternoon at her home
on Kinsey street. The program Civ );
en- was of exceptional interest and fur
nished much information of value 1t