The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-12

any club in the city this winter and
its meetings are unusually interest
ing and instructive. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. John B. Dou-
gan, North Tenth street.
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The Trifolium literary society of the
First English Lutheran church held
me citing Monday evening with a good
attendance and an interesting ses-
sion. 4 paper on Berlin and Munich
pal Government" was presented by
Mrs Henry Bentlage and the Rev. E.
G. Howard gave a talk on Luther and
the German Reformation" Following
the regular program several pleasing
readings were given by Miss Shinn, of
Kansas City. The society meets
monthly.
! The senior girls of the high school
delightfully."- entertained Monday aft
ernoon In an informal manner in the
chapel, the guest of honor being Mrs.
! Charles G.. Brown, of Indianapolis,
who has been visiting Miss Augusta
Mering. The invited guests were the
faculty, and the mothers of the junior
and senior girls. The stage of the
chapel was pleasingly decorated with
flowers and greenery and presented a
very attractive appearance. The pro-
gram arranged included music and
short talks. Miss Maude Hamilton
favored the company with several in
strumental numbers and Miss Juliet
Robbins sang. Mrs. Brown, the guest
of honor, gave a very interesting adj
dress on the subject of Ideals" The
talk outlined the essential nature of
ideals in literature, art, music and, in
fact, every phase of activity. Mrs.
Brown is a very interesting speaker
and her address was entertaining as
we'll as instructive. Mrs. o. Z. Kin
sey, Of Valparaiso, who is president
of the State Federation of Clubs, was
present and expressed her pleasure in
the excellent social atmosphere preva-
lent in the city and the many club or
carnations of Richmond. Mrs. Kin
sey is the guest of Mrs. M. F. John
ston Mrs. Charles Major, of Shelby
Vile, who is also guest of Mrs. John.
ure in being able to attend the affair
and the excellency of the local schools
Following the program of the after
noon light refreshments were served
and the remainder of the time was
spent socially.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morgan enter
tanned small company of friends al
six o'clock dinner Sunday evening II
| honor of their third wedding annlver
: sarv. Those present were Misses Leo
ia Clements, Jessie Coggschell anC
, Jessie Fornschell; Messrs. Roy Fry
Bradford Harrison and Robert Schiss
Ter; Messrs and Mesdames Bert Over
man o. B. Morgan and W. \. Chiles.
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A card party and dance will be civ
en- this evening at Red Mems hall un
der the auspices of a card club Th'
members and their friends are invited
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4 meeting of the Penny club will b.
[ held Wednesday afternoon at twt
4 O'Clock with Mrs. E. c. Dickinson, Il
: Fort Wayne avenue.
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The Woman's Home and Foreign
: Missionary society of the First Eng
:. lish Lutheran church will meet Wed
nesday afternoon at $50 o'clock wit
Mrs. Harry Kaufman. Reports vii! b
made.
Il Mrs. Charles Brown. who has bee
G visiting Miss Augusta Mering. made a.
:. excellent talk this morning TO the Mn
@ steal Study club on the manner /
Q which the musical club in Indianapoli
: is able TO reach the school children
b The superintendent of the city school
s at the capital city has granted the prt1