The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-05
Social and Personal Mention

Parker and papers will be read by Mrs
C. s. Wilson and Mrs. B. r. Harris, the
| formers subject to be The Islands of
the Sea-. and the latter's THE Work OF
the Young People"
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Robinson. of
| Chester. entertained at dinner Sunday
| in honor of Miss Mabel Meeks. of Par
ker City. The guests included Mes
srs. and Mesdames Clayton Morrow,
Louis Sieweke, Norman Garrett,
north Of the city, and Roy Robinson
of this city.
The Epworth League, of Chester,
will give a musical entertainment,
March 9th, in the church parlors The
enjoyable, given for some time.
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Sunday afternoon at the home of the
Rev Frank Allen. of Chester, Mr. John
Smith and Miss Mary Bush were mar
RED They left on wedding trip to
points in Ohio, where they will visit
relatives, and on their return will be
at home to their friends at Chester.
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Mrs. Frank Bell will be hostess for
meeting of the Foreign Missionary
society of First NJ. E. church Wednes-
day afternoon. at her home on North
Twentieth street. The meeting will
be special one, in preparation for
the annual thank offering and will
principally be of a devotional charac-
ter Mrs. C. NJ. Hamilton will read
a paper, her subject being Large
Giving"
The annual business meeting of
the Aftermath society will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 2:15 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Anna Kaminski, OBJ
posite Earlham college. The program
for next year will be read and discuss
ed and new officers elected to serve
the ensuing year.
A meeting of the Young Peoples
society of ST. Andrews church will
be held tomorrow evening in the as
sembly room. The program promises
to be as interesting as the former
ones given by this society, and will
be as follows: History of Rome
From the Foundation to the First
Punic War;" Miss Mary Zwissler:
"The Panama Canal Mr.. Henry
Nichter. Both papers will be follow
ed by a discussion.
At the weekly meeting OF the Tues
day clu this evening at the
Morrisson-Reeves Library, Prof Wal
~ na will lDl;
Social and Political Changes of the
enson and Mr.. Timothy Wilson will |
lead the discussion
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At the social given last even |
ing at Grace NJ. e. church by the |
Queen Esther Society, the following
program was rendered: Vo- !.
cal solos, Miss Elizabeth Sands; violin /
solo, Miss Carolyn Hutton; piano num-
bers--Miss Lucille Townsend, Miss
Mildred Schalk and Mr.. Frank Schalk;
Miss Lois Ward A chatting
1ish luncheon was served. adding to
he enjoyment of the evening.
A meeting of the members of the
xeramic League will be he Id next Sat
friday afternoon at four o'clock, at the
home of Mrs. Lewis d. Stubs, on
South Twelfth street. 1t is hoped that
Ill members will be present, as the fu-
ure plans of the league will be dis
A very unique, but nevertheless IL
eresting subject. was discussed at the
Meeting of the Mems Social Union, of
south Eighth Street Friends church
It its regular meeting held Sunday aft
srnoon at the church. The subject was
Ups and Downs" the principal paper
'eing by President Robert L. Kelly, OF
Carlham College. Following the pa
'er, which was of great interest to the
MEMBERS spirited discussion was
eld. Mr.. Benz. Johnson and Mr.. Tim ;
thy Wilson, with several others, who {
ubbed themselves the LOG Cabin
Brigade" told of the ups and downs" {
f the past while the younger members {
old of ups and downs" of the pres 1
MT generation. The experiences Of ]
he Log Cabin Brigade" were except {
onally intere sting and were much en- t
Dyed. On March 22nd, a banquet and |
urpose being to increase the member
hip of the union. Invitations have /
cen extended to men of the city, who I
is thought are intere sted in the I'M (
On and who are supposed to take an
interest in the work it is doing 1t is |
oped that men, outside the church as
Iell as in, will become members. At 6
resent the membership is sixty At ,
ne banquet speeches will be made by =
arious members, telling OF the work !,
one by the union and the work pro- ;
osed to be done.
Miss Ruth Harris entertained the .
'oung Ladies' Missionary circle of /.
lie Christian church Sunday AFTER :
Don at her home on South Eighth
treet. Interesting papers pertaining
, the missionary work of the society
Tere read by Misses Ruth Harris,
[artha Mcclellan, Elizabeth Thomas
nd Elsie Sheppard The society t.
leets once month. the next meet Il
,g TO he witt! the Misses Martha and b