The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-09
Social and Personal Mention
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sweet peas and nasturtiums and a sup
per was served in two courses. Mrs.
| Charles Igelman gave several recita-
tions which were greatly enjoyed and
musical numbers were also rendered.
The guests were the Misses Mary Kriv-
/ el. Ruth Wierhake. Eta Collins. Glen
ma Clendenn, Imo Eikenberry. Messrs.
Harry Mills, William Kloeker. Harry
Reid. Harry Frankel. Walter Snavely.
Karl Allison. Harry Clendenen, Her
bert Dickinson. and Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Charles Igleman.
| Mrs. Webster Parry and Miss Kath-
crime Gift were the hostesses for de-
| lightful card party Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Parry on
| North Ninth street. Whist was play
ed at seven tables and the first prize
was awarded to Mrs. Lewis Kluter. the
second prize to Miss Elizabeth Jay and
the consolation TO Mrs. Charles Mar
latt The rooms were artistically dec
GRATED with sweet peas and charming
luncheon was served in courses. The
guests were Mesdames Charles Marlatt,
II. H. Engelbert. Mary Bull. William
F. Hiatt. Sadie Stratton. Martha Haw
kins, Lewis ID. Stubs. William E. Bell.
Jacob r. Weist. William L. Morgan,
Lewis Kluter. Joseph II. Mills John NJ.
Lontz George K. Angle. of Silver City,
New Mexico, Joseph Stevenson,
Blanche Wilbrandt. of st. Louis, Ed
win p. Trueblood, Belle Watt. George
B. Dougan, Frank Root, Sylvester H.
Jones, Ada L. Bernhard, Misses Mat
tie Porter, Alice Price. Lena Engelbert.
Ora White, Stella Koogle. Mary Jag,
Elizabeth Jay, Mary Peltz. Pearl
F'riedley. Mary F'riedley. Ada Hadley
and Maria Jones' Saturday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Parry and Miss Gift will
entertain at a second whist party.
On August 10th and 18th at Beeson' s
Grove near Dalton, Ind, the national
Chamness family reunion will be held
and will be attended by large number
of people from over the state. Fol
lowing is the program:
10:30-Opening song, Congregation.
Devotional exercises. A. n. |
Chamness.
Reading of minutes.
Appointment of committees.
Song.
Dinner
1 :3O-Song. Mooreland children.
Report of committees.
Recitation, Mildred Stewart
Short talks by older members
of the family.
Song.
Recitation, Ebert Shaffer.
Music. Quartette.
Recitation. Oma Decoursey.
Paper, Zimri Hanson.
Song.
Benediction.
SUNDAY. AUGUST H.
school lesson.
Praise service, Jesse Reynolds
AFTERNOON.
2:OO-Song. Rock of Ages
Memorial services, Rev Mahlon
Chamness.
Song, Nearer My God to Thee
Annual sermon, Rev. j. p
Chamness.
Song.
Benediction.
A. n. Chamness, President,
Lizzie c. Boyd, Secretary.
Ella Reynolds. Cor. Sec.
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A large number of the members Of
he Womans Missionary Society of
Reid Memorial United Presbyterian
church, were present at the annual pic
tic of the society which was held at
Hen Miller park. No program was
given, but the time was spent socially
md a bountiful picnic supper was
erved
An all day picnic of the Junior So
.iety of the United Brethren church
vas held Thursday at Glen Miller. The
'oung people spent a most enjoyable
lay with games and various amuse-
nents.
Thursday evening at the home of
he brides parents. 403 North Thir-
zenith street. the wedding of Miss
Iarriett NJ. Thomas and Mr.. Harry A.
lucas took place, the ceremony being
at eight O'Clock by the Rev. Y
: o. Campbell. \ two course dinner !
vas served. the guests being only the
antilles and near friends. {
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A called business meeting of the ]
Occult Research Society was held
thursday afternoon at the home of =
Irs. J. B. Rush on North Eighteenth )
treet. Officers for the next year :
yere elected resulting as follows:
resident, Mrs. James Mcneil: vice
resident Mrs Rush: secretary Mrs
Iartha Miller; treasurer, Mrs. Phoebe +.
tevens Root. The officers will also !
onstitute the program committee and
yill meet soon TO arrange a program
Or next year. The first meeting of {
he club will be in the middle of Oc-
Ober.