The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-15
Social and Personal Mention
Conducted by


Miss Mary Mather entertained a
number of her little friends Saturday
afternoon. at a thimble party, at her
home on North Twelfth street. The
afternoon was spent in an enjoyable
manner with sewing. and refreshments,
charmingly served, followed.
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At the card party given Saturday az
ternoon by Miss Martha Whitacre, at
her home on North Twentieth street,
the prizes were awarded TO Miss Anna
Lupton and Miss Elizabeth Williams.
The rooms were attractively decorated
with carnations and the tally cards
were dainty designs of spring flowers.
Mrs. Philip Franzman entertained
Sunday at her beautiful home near
East Germantown in honor of Mr..
F.ranzman's and Mrs. b. r. Gehr's
birthday anniversaries. The day was
spent with music and in social peas
antries. while bountiful dinner add
ed much to the occasion. The guests
were Messrs and Mesdames Adam
RothermeI and granddaughter of Con
nersville, John Fritz of Blossoms sta
ton, Joseph Moore and daughter, of
Cambridge City. William Condo, of
East Germantown, o. A. Muller and
family, B. +. Gehr and family and Mr..
Calvin Gehr of Richmond.
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There will be called meeting of the
Eastern Star, at the Masonic temple
Tuesday afternoon, April 10th, at 2:3o
O'Clock.
Mr.. Jesse S. Reeves entertained the
members of the Mems Social union Of
the South Eighth Street Friends
church, at their meeting held Sunday
afternoon at the church, with talk
on Our Relations to Latin America
The address was a most interesting
one. inasmuch as Mr.. Reeves had trav
eled in the Latin AmeSican states, Mic
aragua, Panama and other states of
Central America. He read extracts
from a journal which he kept while on
his travels. The talk was well re-
ceived and much appreciated by the
large number present. Another en-
joyable feature was the Earlham Male
quartet. which rendered several num-
bers Next Friday evening another
meeting of the union will be held, at
which time a committee appointed sew
eral weeks ago to investigate sanitary
conditions in Richmond, will give re-
port on the sanitary condition of pub
lie buildings. At Sundays meeting a
class of men was received into the
of the union.
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The meeting of the Woman's Aid So
ciety of the South Eighth Street
Friends church, has been postponed
Until Thursday afternoon. on account |
IF the temperance meetings.
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The last meeting of the season of the
Literary society will be
leld Tuesday evening, at the home OF
Hiss Peninah Norman, 122 South
sixteenth street. A short program
will be given and refreshments will be
served. Each member may invite /
quest.
AS a fitting close to the season |
meetings, which have been exception
ally interesting and enjoyable, the
ricknor club held its annual banquet
oday at the home of Mrs. ]. NJ. VAN
der, on North Seventh street. The
lffair was a progressive" one o'clock
luncheon. There were five tables,
md after each course, the occupants
If each table moved on to the next
me- in that way each member of the
Tub spending some time with all the
,ther members. The place cards were
Unique and dainty designs. The mem
,ers spent the afternoon with needle
york and socially. Guests were Miss
lellie Morris, of Piqua, o., with Mrs.
frank Land and Miss Scott, of Des
Ioines, Iowa. The members of the
hub are Mesdames ID. w. Dennis, ].
/. Coate, E. B. Grosve nor, ]. NJ.
'hurston, j. NJ Bulla, E. B. Clements,
larry Whitridge. John b. Dougan, /. NJ.
hughes, Gilbert T. Durham, J. NJ.
Vampler. Frank Land, Frank Kibbey,
udson Rupe. d. l.. Mather, Harry ,
Iather, Ida Lemon, John Shroyer
larry Grant and Miss Susan Kelsey.
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Richmond Chapter. Daughters of the
american Revolution, will meet on ,
riday afternoon, April 10th at the /
ONE OF Mrs Howard A. Dill, 9O4 {
.orth ID. street An interesting pro-
ram ha sheen prepared, Mrs Geo /
'ougan having a paper on Conditions |
{ the Colonies Before the Revo1u- {
on" Traditions will be given by t
IRIS. Julia Gaar