The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-02

Leah Merrill, Frances PIERCE, Clara
PIERCE, Mabel Feltman, Ruth Wisener
Edith Long, Doris Wogomon, Vivian
Harding, Helen Johnson, Mary Lead
er, WilheImina Boggs, Dorothy Heir
onimus, Eleanor Bly,, Helen Logue,
Madalyn Randall, Bessie White, Helen
Hockett, lauren jerks, Curtis Hay
ward, Oran Parker, Paul Hayward and
Glen Menke.
a kitchen rush was given by Mrs. E.
Wore and Mrs. A. Mousers at the
home of Mrs. Wore on North Twelfth
street. Wednesday afternoon, in honor
of Mrs. Louis Mousers Musical
numbers rendered by Misses Ruth
Sell and Othella Wore were much en-
joyed and refreshments were served
in courses. The honor guest received
many beautiful and useful gifts. The
company included Mesdames William
Holmes, Edward Stevenson, Edgar u
lery, Edwin Van Etten, James Pier
son, George Reiser, William Sell and
Edgar Stayley; Misses Inez and Alice
Wore, Addie Mouser, Florence Van
Etten, Ruth Sell, Eunice Coalter,
Othello Wore, May Stevenson and Opal
Pierson.
A called meeting of the Frances Z.
Willard W. c. T. U. will be held Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jo-
seph German, 81 South Twelfth street.
Arrangements will be made for holding
a market on the 18th of May.
A very interesting meeting of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
of Grace Methodist church was held at
the parsonage, Wednesday afternoon.
The attendance was large and q num-
Der of visitors were present. Mrs.
Angelina Taylor led in the devotional
exercises. The music under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Grace Gormon was much
enjoyed. Miss Laura Kinert and Miss
Brennan, of Fountain City, sang du-
ct, and Mrs. German was very pleasing
in solo, mo Night There" The pa
per on What We Are Today by Miss
Josephine Tiff was exceptionally in
teresting. This was interspersed with
readings and some very entertaining
accounts of DR.. Mary Stone by Mrs.
T. A. Mott. Interesting letters from
absent members were read. The meet
ing concluded with prayer by Mrs.
Susan Smith. Four new members were
added to the society. The next meet
east of the city.
Mrs Edgar Haseltine was hostess
for the last meeting of the season of
the Cycle Literary Club Wednesday
afternoon at her home on North
Twelfth street. Elaborate prepare
tons had been made by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. S. G. Markley, Mrs.
Ira Swisher, Mrs. Harry Shaw and
Miss Georgia Potter to make this one
IF the most enjoyable meetings held
his season. The rooms were decorat-
ID with carnations, peonies and ferns.
rhe meeting was called to order by
Miss Georgia Potter who was presid-
ng officer for the day. A little bust
ness was transacted and was followed
BY a social time with musical pro-
gram, consisting of both vocal and in
strumental numbers by Miss Ida
Mauger. The guests were then in
gited to the library, where games and
4 contest were features, the prizes for
The latter being awarded to Miss Pot
ter, Mrs. Hazeltine and Mrs. Samuel
NJ. Buckley. At six o'clock a banquet
IF three courses was served. Favors
we're pink and white carnations. The
members of the club are Me dames j.
L. Adams, S. NJ. Buckley, Milo Fer
-ell, Sol Frankel, c. E. Flock, S. *.
Hicks, J. F. Hornaday, c. e Haseltine,
c. Markley, A. A. Roser, Fl. G. Shaw,
ra Swisher, George d. Smith, Charles
Tennis and the Misses Elna Holmes,
Anna Tough, Ida Mauger, Georgia Pot
er ara Lillian Yost.
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A unique entertainment was given
evening by the Ladies
Aid Society of the First M. Z. church
n the church parlors. 1t was a "sox
social" each one present being pre-
;ented with a baby sox in which they
we're to put twice the amount of money
IS the number of the stocking they |
gore Much amusement was occas- |
oned and a large sum of money |
leared. A program consisting of
ongs and recitations was given, |
mong those taking part being Miss |
Pauline Carrier. Miss Grace Shera- Mr.. |
'aul Jones and Miss Ruth Shera.
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The card committee Of Maumee |
,ouncil, d. of p. will give q special
uchre party at Red Mems Hall Fri /
lay afternoon from 2:30 to O'Clock. /
Ill members and their friends are |
ordially invited to attend
j i !.
A meeting of the Penny club was
cid Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
.ewis Darlington at her home on
forth Seventh street. Only routine
usiness was transacted. The next
leeting will be in two weeks.
Mrs. John Hoerner. entertained the
lembers of the Sorosis Whist club a /
5 last meeting of the season Wednes-
ay. afternoon at her home on South H
fifth street Whist was played az 4
lree tables. prizes for which were 4
warded 10 Mrs. Mary Wineburg, Mrs. II
gorge Smith and Mrs. Saul Davis. Il