The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-06
Social and Personal Mention
dence

\ bail viii be given on April 10th at
J. 0. O. F. hall BY the Ladies' Auxiliary
and Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men Music will be furnished by
Messrs. Hicks. Wood and Wilson.
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AT the meeting of the Ladies Aid So
ciety Of the First Presbyterian church
Friday afternoon in the church par
Tors, articles were made for a bazaar
to be held next fall. A social season
made the afternoon pass pleasantly. In
two weeks a silver social viii be
held. to which all members are cordial
~ invited
Mrs. Joseph King entertained the
members Of the Ladies Aid society OF
the Second English Lutheran church
Friday afternoon at her home on
South West First street. large
number were present A luncheon
was served, after the following officers
had been elected: President, Mrs. c.
Wellbaum: vice president. Mrs. VIII
liam Silberman: secretary Mrs. James
I<essIer; treasurer. Mrs. VIII c. John
son. Next month the society viii
meet at the home of Mrs. b. b. Duke
on South West Third street.
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Mary f. Thomas w. c. T. T. viii be
held Monday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
ut the home Of the president, Mrs. Mar
tha Little. on North Eighth street.
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Probably over two hundred and fiji
~ were served at the chicken patty
supper given by the ladies of the
First NJ E. church Friday evening in
the church parlors. The rooms were /
decorated with the national colors and
on the tables were clusters of roses, |
carnations and ferns
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The Reading circle Of First NJ. T. +
church, which usually meets on the +
first Friday afternoon of every month {
postponed is meeting one week. when I
Mrs Henry Luring viii be the hostess I
at her home on South Fifteenth street. /
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market will be given next Thurs
day afternoon by the ladies of Trinity +
Lutheran church. in the chapel of the /
church Aprons will also be sold.
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A business meeting of the Young
Peoples society of Trinity Lutheran
church was held Friday evening at the
home of Mr.. John Alderman on South
Eighth street. Ways for raising mon
cy for the church were discussed and F.
it was decided to give a box social
in two weeks. Games and music fur
nished amusement for the young peo-
pie. In two weeks the society will
meet again.
Miss Alice Locke is entertaining at /
thimbIe party at her home on South
Seventeenth street. this afternoon. in
honor of Mrs. William Locke, OF Lex
ington. Mass. Miss Corinne Locke, of
Indianapolis ard Miss Alice Nicholson
Of birmingham, Mass The guests
number twenty. Refreshments will
follow the needlework. +
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Robinson enter
tanned the members of the Tourist
club Friday evening at their home in
West Richmond. the meeting being an
especially interesting one On ac
count of Mrs. Howard Dill being call
ed from the city. the paper which she
was to have given was given by Mr..
Andreas Bryne. of Earlham college,
who is n native of Norway. His paper ;
was on The Modern Literature of
Scandinavia, and was exceptionally
interesting owing TO his knowledge of ,
the country and its authors and poets. !
He gave a number of the best trans +
lations of the poems of Bjornsen and /
in his talk noted the undercurrent of !
sadness which is in most of the prose
and poetry of his country. Miss Hell
en- Schaulk. of Columbus O.. VINO is 5
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy S. Nc J
Cabe sang a beautiful solo, that was |
much appreciated. Conservation for |
the evening was led by Mrs. =. +. I
Bridgeman and Mr. Harry Downing 1
the subject being Gossip BaG-na-
tured or malicious gossip was con- l
demned but it was brought out that a [
certain kind of gossip, which harms I
no one. is enjoyed by All people. 4 |
letter written from Odessa. Russia, by |
Mr. s. s. Strattan, Jr.. was read and [
was of much interest to the club. Fol l
lowing the program, refreshments U
were served In two weeks Mrs Jen
ME Yaryan will be the hostess at her
home on North Tenth street. Pres
ent Relations Between Norway, Swe-
den and Denmark" will be the subject i
of paper by Mr.. Bridgeman. Pure Ia