The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-25
Social and Personal Mention
Conducted
denceP

Mrs. +. E. TowIe entertained tn
members of the Modern Priscilla Clul
Wednesday afternoon at her home o.
Charles street. The house was effect
lively arranged with roses and carna
lions and music was furnished by Mis-
Jeanette Tow1e. Guests of the clul
were Mrs. Alice SchIagle and Miss Ro
selIe Townsend A luncheon in tw,
courses was served 10 the twenty-fou
members present. The next meeting
will be an all day meeting at the home
of Mrs. Bessie Finley, east of the city
on Wednesday, May Sth.
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A silver social" will be given by the
Mothers League OF Fairyiew schoo
on Friday evening, in the school build
ing. The proceeds will be for the
Y. NJ c. A. fund. The public is cord
tally invited.
The immigration question was dis
cugsed at the meeting of the Mission
airy society of First NJ z. church
Wednesday afternoon, the hostess be
ing Mrs. b. T. Wehrley, South Six
teenth street Miss Anna Russell was
leader. The paper was By Mrs. ID. w
Stevenson on Letting In and Shutting
Out and was replete with much in
formation concerning immigration
Arrangements were made for a mar
ket to be held Saturday, May 4th, the
proceeds to be for the purpose of rails
ing the remainder of the silver offer
ing The meeting in May will be with
Mrs. f O.. Marlatt and the subject to
be studied will be Oriental and City
Mission Work.
Wednesday evening at seven O'Clock
at the home of the bride, 327 South
Thirteenth street, the wedding of Miss
Maud Dunham and Mr. Omar Coff-
man took place, the Rev. Thomas FL.
Kuhn performing the ceremony in the
presence of the immediate relatives
and friends. Following the ceremony
for which the bride and groom were
wedding breakfast in
courses was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Coffman left Wednesday for Dayton,
where they will visit friends until
after which day they will be
at home TO their friends at the home
of the bride. Among the out-of-town
parents of the groom, from Jackson
burg, Ind, and Mrs. John Hinsky, of
Dayton, Ohio.
Mr.. Coffman is employed at the Adj
am Bartel company as billing clerk,
and with his bride, who is daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Durham,
are receiving the congratulations of
heir friends.
Mrs. Alexander Reid will entertain
he Athenaea Literary society Friday
afternoon at her home in Spring
iroye. All members who are going
ire requested to meet at the interur
IAN station at two O'Clock, where
here will be conveyances. This will
,e the last meeting of the club for
his season and an interesting pro-
sram will be given.
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Invitations have been issued by
Miss Bertha Kelsey for a thimble
,arty to he given Saturday afternoon,
1t $50 o'clock at her home on North
street, in honor of Miss
Mabel Reid, whose marriage to Mr.
Wallace B. Simmons will take place
text Tuesday evening
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The appearance of Maude Adams in
Peter Pan" at the Victoria theatre at
Dayton, O., next Monday evening has
reated much interest in this city. A
,arty of probably thirty will go from
his city, on special car. Among
hose going will be Miss Lulu Cans,
Hiss Alice Unthank. Mrs. w. I.
Starr, Miss Margaret Starr, Miss
,dith Tallant, Miss Bertha Hawkins,
Hiss Jennie Clifford, Miss Mary
,tockman, Miss Sophia Marchant,
Iiss Florence Corwin and Mr.. F. L.
-orrence.
The meeting of the Audubon society |
Dr. this week is announced for Sat |
rday evening instead of on Friday |
vening. as has been customary. Miss |
Elizabeth Comstock will be the hos |!
ess. at her home on North Tenth |
treet.
In the Knights of Columbus Hall |
his evening, the second of a series of |
ances will be given by the knights