The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-22
SOCIETY NEWS
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One of the most charming social
events Of the week was the bridge
whist party for which Mrs. Erie Rey-
holds was hostess at her charming
ind hospitable home on East Main
btreet Thursday afternoon. The
quests numbered forty, there being
light tables of bridge with two of du-
plicate whist. The affair was not pro-
eressive and no prizes were given.
Red Christmas bells hung between the
boorways and in the several wall
pockets about the rooms were C!us-
ters Of various colored chrysanthe-
nuns. On the mantels were strands
pf smilaX. three course luncheon
Was served during which most beau
melodies was played on the pianOla by
Mrs. Reynolds. The company inclu-
led Mesdames Henry Gennett, Clar-
enec Gennett, J. NJ. Knodle, B. B.
Johnson, Fred Schneider, John Lontz,
Rudolph Leeds, viii Earhart. William
Campbell, Leroy Browne, George
Gates, George Williams, Florence LODI
wick. Horatio Holton, William Brad
bury, r. 3. Grosvenor, w. c. Craw-
lord, Richard Study, p. w. Smith,
Mark Wilson. Hiatt. c. d. Slifer,
Henry Burns, Harry Land, Walter
Bates, G. p. Holton. John Shroyer,
Frank Watt. Mills and the Misses
Edna Johnson, Mary Stockman, Edna
Mcclure, Alma Lohr, Jane F. Clifford
and Lillian Page.
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A called meeting of the Anglican
Literary society Of Earlham college
was held at one fifteen o'clock at
Earlham this afternoon, in the room
Of Prof. William N. Trueblood. Spec
ial business was considered, 1t being
decided to postpone Monday evening
meeting until Tuesday. on account oil
the concert of Macmillen at the Gen
nett.
The social committee at Earlham
has arranged for a musical to be Civ
en- Saturday evening in Earlham Hal
by the talent Of the school. The pro
gram will probably be OF one hours
duration beginning at 7:45.
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The pupils recital which was giver
in Earlham Chapel this afternoon was
one Of the most entertaining affairs
that has been given at the college for
some time and was attended by {
large number OF students. Following
IS the program: Piano solos, Miss Ma
RE Peterson, Martha Meyn, Marguer
ite Chrisman, Elizabeth Morrison. Ag
mes Kelly. Myrtle Johnson. Grace
Stanley. Ruth Morrow and Haley Har
old; vocal solos by Miss Pearl Hase
coster, Mr.. Byron HUFF and Mr. Thur
man Overman.
The roster of social events for thu
Country club. for the next quarter hal
just been completed by the committee
and is as follows:
December o-Evening card party TO
the members.
December 21.-Subscription dance a
Pythian temple.
New Year's-Visitor' day, and recep
ton in the afternoon.
January 14-Afternoon bridge party
January 2s-Drive whist party.
February IL Subscription dance
Pythian Temple.
February 25-Afternoon bridg
party.
Those composing the committee OF
arrangements are Mrs. Wilbur Hib
berd. chairman: Mr.. Wickham Corwin
Miss Josephine Gates, and Mrs. Ra,
Holton.
Mrs. Ernest Findley and Mrs. Wi
liam D. Thornburg were hostesse
Thursday afternoon, at the home q
the former on Main street, al a yer
charming bridge whist party. Tn
parlor was artistically arranged wit
pink roses on the mantels. while in til
dining room white and pink Chrysar
themums were pleasingly arranged o
the table and about the room. Durin
the afternoon dainty three cours
luncheon was served. Bridge whist Wa
the entertainment for the Afternoon
1t being played at seven tables. TIL
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Juliet Ho
linesworth Carr and Miss Elizabet
Comstock.
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MIR. and Mrs. William Widup ente
tanned a company of friends Thursda
evening at their home on South Thir
street. the feature of the evening bein
euchre. Prizes were awarded to Mr..
Adam Feldman, Mrs. Clyde Gardne
Walter Knoilenberg and Adam Feit
man. A two-course luncheon wa
served during tho evening. Thnse pre.