The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-05
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

Monday dance will be given By
the Knights of Columbus; drive
whist party will be given at the
man as hostess
Tuesday-Mrs. E. E. Pierce viii en-
terrain the C. W. b. II. of the Chris
tan church: Mrs. Russell Strattan
will entertain the Big | and Little
You club; Mrs. Harry Engelbert will
entertain the Spring Grove Sewing
! circle; Mrs John Etters will enter
tain the Tuesday Afternoon Euchre
club at her home on Sheridan street;
Miss Mabel Stewart will give reei-
tai at Earlham college.
| Wednesday-The Missionary society
of the First NJ. E. church will meet
with Mrs. Walter Carver at her home
on South Ninth street; Mrs. Bessie
Finley will entertain the Modern Pris-
! ella club; the Missionary society of
will meet; the Wednesday Afternoon
Card CLUB will meet with Mrs. J. c.
Hunt on Main street; Mrs. Alma Isen-
hour will entertain the Banner Social
club, at her home on North Second
street; play entitled THE Cricket
on the Hearth will be given by the
Christian Endeavor society Of st.
Paul's Lutheran church; Mrs. James
Cook will entertain the Good Cheer
club at her home, north of the city:
Mrs T. r. Jessup will entertain the
members of the Criterion Literary So
ciety and their husbands at her home
on North Nineteenth street
Thursday-The Helping Hand soci-
ETY. will meet; whist club will meet
with Miss Jessie Beeler: Mrs. George
Theuer will entertain the Carnation
club; Mrs. Russell Strattan will en-
terrain the Ivy club.
Friday-The Flower Mission will
meet: Mrs. Jesse S. Reeves will en-
terrain the Audubon society: a con-
cert will be given by the EDworth
League Union at the Christian church:
meeting of the Frances E. Willard
W. c.. T. U. will be held to elect
trustees for Rhoda Temple.
A wedding that will interest many II
Richmond is that of Miss Winifred But
Ter. of indianapolis, formerly of this
tiLy anu MI hithui IAChouos- oiSc
formerly of this city The wedding
took place the past week at Indianapo
lis and Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenaday left on honey
moon trip to New York city, where
they are visiting Miss Mary Louise
Kelly. They will reside in Mexico,
where Mr. Kenaday owns large mining
interests. While in this city Mrs. Kena-
day was employed at the Richmond
company and she has
a large circle of friends here.
Monday evening drive whist party |
will be given at the Country Club at
which probably many of the club men, |
bers will be present. Mrs. l.. E. Bridge |
man will be the hostess.
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A large number of the primary teach |
ers of the Sunday Schools of the city |
we're present at the semi-monthly |
meeting of the Primary Teachers I'm
ion. which was held Saturday after
noon at the First English Lutheran
church. The meeting opened with mu-
sic followed by devotional exercises led
by Rev. 8. r. Lyons. After the business
was transacted. the lesson was discuss
I'd and taught by Miss Anna Schultz.
The reading of the Teachers Training
Work was continued by Rev. c. Huber.
The next meeting will be in two weeks.
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An enjoyable afternoon was spent By
he members of the Kings Herald Band
-, Cof, OF ho
lone of Mrs. w. NJ. Nelson, on North
\ street. THE Hawaiian Islands" was
he subject studied and discussed. Ar
angements were made by the society
o give a social in the church parlorS
IN the evening of May 18th. A pro-
ram will be given and music and
games provided. Nome made candy,
,op corn and kitchen aprons will be for
ale. The public will be welcomed. At
he meeting held the first Saturday in
une picnic supper will be the fea-
ure The meeting will be held with
IRIS. A. G.. Compton in West Rich +;
lond. u
The following will interest many in
his city as probably number of
he members of the local chapter will t
ttend: I
MISUNDERSTANDING are be-
ng made for the state conference of ,
he Daughters of the American Revo- ,
ltion, which is to be held in Bloom {
ngton, Oct. s, 8 and 10. The dele
ates will be entertained by the fifty
r more local members at their
ONES. and Mrs. William A. Guthrie,
f Indianapolis. who is the state re-
ent, viii preside. The committee on /,
peal arrangements is headed by Mrs. /,
Iarrieta Hughes and Mrs. Otto Rotte.
he following is nsoutline of the pro-
ram thus far decided on:
Oct. S.-Opening the conference
18th a tea at the home of Mrs Otto L
otte.
Oct 9.-Business session in the
forming. visit to the stone quarries in
lie afternoon and a reception at the
ONE of Judge Duncan at night.
Oct. Robustness session in the c
forming, closing session and election Q
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