The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-31

csc art to Keramic forms and the de-
| signs are not limited TO forms OF any
| size or shape. The next meeting VIII
! be in two weeks at the same place.
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Miss Aline Johnson entertained the
members of the Koritsi Whist club
Saturday afternoon at her home In
West Richmond at an Easter party.
Whist was played at two tables. A
luncheon is courses was served, little
chicks being given as favors. The
appointments were all in yellow and
white. A banquet will be given with
in the next two weeks by the club the
place having not been decided.
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Mr. and Mrs. Guy Duvali entertained
the members of the Crocus club Thurs
day evening at their home on North
Sixteenth street. The decorations
were in yellow and white and the tai
lies were Easter post cards. Progress
sive euchre was played, prizes being
awarded to Mrs. Ashinger, Miss Pearl
Mitchell and Messrs. Joseph Brown
and John Mitchell The club will meet
in two weeks with Mrs. Ashinger,
North Thirteenth street
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MIR. John p. Highley was given o
surprise Friday evening by company
of friends at his home on South Tenth
street Drive whist was played. Mrs.
John Keys, Mrs. Richard Schillinger
Mr.. r. w. Hall and Mr. d. c. Genn
won the prizes. Messrs. and Mesdames
Joseph Mills, Richard Schillinger, John
Keys, r.. w. Hall, F. S. Anderson, D.
c. Gem, w. H. Afford and Milo Fer
rell, and Miss Nora Young, were in the
surprising party.
A pretty luncheon was given Satur-
day at the Country club by Miss June
Elmer, who had for her honor guest
Miss Mary Zeller. of Chicago. Other
guests were the Misses Carolyn Hol-
lingsworth, Mary Shiveley. Edith
Nicholson and Mrs. Dudley Elmer.
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All members of the Country club
are invited to attend the party to be
given at the club Monday evening.
An amateur vaudeville performance
will be given it being in charge OF
Messrs Robert Seager, Tom kaufman
and d. n. Elmer. The program Is
being kept secret by those having it
in charge but it will no doubt be one
of the most successful parties held
there this winter.
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The meeting of the Saturday even
ing Pedro club which was TO have
been held Saturday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Wilson has been post
poned The date for the next meeting
will be announced later.
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An all day market and apron sale
was held Saturday on North Ninth
street by the ladies. of the Christian
church and was a success in every
way. A large sum of money was clear
ed for church purposes.
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A reception that was unique and
an enjoyable affair was given last ev-
ening by the members of the faculty
of Earlham college. The reception
was given for the students at the col
lege and was welcome to the new
who entered for the spring
term. The students were divided into
four groups, of seventy each, and call
ed during the receiving hours at the
homes of Prof. and Mrs. d. w. Dennis,
President and Mrs. Robert L. Kelly,
Prof. and Mrs. Robert l.. Sackett and
Prof. and Mrs. Morrison. The last
host and hostess served luncheon.
Assisting in receiving at President and |
Mrs. Kelley were Prof and Mrs. Her.
schel Coffin. Prof. and Mrs. Ebert |
Russell, Miss Lillian kaminski, Miss |
Jessie Jay, Mrs. Joseph Moore and |
Mr. A o. Andrews. Assisting Prof. |
and Mrs Dennis were Prof. and Mrs. |
Arthur Charles, Prof. and Mrs. E. P. |
Miss Lucy Francisco. Mr.. |
Walter Wilson, Miss Marcia Furnas
and Mr.. and Mrs. Llewelen. Assisting I
Prof. and Mrs. Morrison were Prof. |
and Mrs. William A Trueblood, Mr. |
and Mrs. Finley Newlin, Miss Marcy |
Kirk, Miss Clara Brown and Mr.. Har- |
ow Lindley. At Prof. and Mrs. Sack
etts those assisting were Mr.. and |
Mrs. William Furnas. Mr. and Mrs. |
kenworthy, Miss Jeanette Edwards, |
Miss Elsie Marshall, Miss Sarah Hill |
and Mr.. Allen Hole.