The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-11
THE WEEKS SOCIAL CALENDAR

Mondsy-Trifolium literary society
will have an open meeting.
Magazine club meets with Mrs. +.
A. Brown at her home on East Main
street Mrs. Erie Reynolds will be the
reader.
Dorcas society meets.
Mrs. Fred Carr will entertain with
an afternoon tea for several visiting
guests.
A card party will be given in the
evening by the knights Of Columbus.
Tuesday-Miss Laura CASTOR will
give a recital.
A card party will be given in the
morning at the Country Club house.
WednesdaeThe Good Cheer club
John Lontz will be hostess for a meet
ing of the Wednesday Duplicate whist
club.
Mrs. A. d. Gayle will entertain with
a bridge whist party in the afternoon
at her home, 202 South Sixteenth
street.
Thursday-The Banner social meets
in the afternoon.
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet
in the G. A. r. hall.
Miss Edna Deuker of South Seventh
street will entertain number of girl
friends in the evening.
FrIday-Mrs. Kolp's dancing class
will meet in the evening.
The Tourist club will meet.
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Professor and Mrs. Arthur Charles
entertained the members OF the Ger
man club last evening at their home
east of the city. This was the first
meeting for the year and new or
ganization was perfected. After
business session social hour follow
ed. Luncheon was served. A pro
gram consisting of a number of Ger
man ballads and short poems was Civ
en- by various membArs of the club
The occasion was most enjoyable
one, thirty guests being present.
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Among the most prominent socia
events given during the past weei
was the grand military ball given a.
the coliseum on Thursday evening fol
the officers of the Tenth regiment
This was one of the most brilliant SO
cial functions ever held in this city.
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Mrs. Carrie Huntington, of Cumber
land, Ind, has been visiting her aunt
Mrs. Martha Siamons of North Thir
teenth street.
Miss Charlotte Shaw of Muncie ha,
returned home after having visited IL
this city for several weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Colley o
Grand Rapids, Mich, are guests o
their daughter, Mrs. Robert Knapp.
Miss Minnie Bradbury of Hamilton
| o., Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c
Knapp of South Eighth street.
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A most charming and delightful
thimble party was given yesterday aft
ernoon by Mrs. F. A. Brown at he
home on East Main street. The hour
were spent in a social manner and a
needlework. At the close Of the after
moons festivities luncheon was serv
ed on small tables by a cateress. Tn
invited guests were: Mrs. George VIII
liams, Mrs. Howard Campbell, Mrs
William Campbell, Mrs. E. G. Hill
Mrs. P. w. Smith, Mrs. Noah Hutton
Mrs. Samuel Dickinson, Mrs. Johl
Lontz, Mrs. Erie Reynolds, Mrs. Olive
Gaar, Mrs. Richard Study, Mrs. Glen
Gaar, Mrs. John Starr, Mrs. Bond, Mrs
Frank Glass, Mrs. Frank Bell, Mrs
Dudley Elmer. Miss Sarah Hill, Mis-
Leona Bond, Miss Mary Wilcox, Mrs
Joseph H. Kinsey, Mrs. Sylvester Jone
OF California, Mrs Albert Reed, an
Mrs. Charles Holton.
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Miss Alice Hill of indianapolis |
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Gel
trude Hill on South 18th street.
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A shower was given last evening b
the members Of the Happy Hour clu
for Miss Marjorie Rich, whose engage
ment to Mr.. George Unthank has bee
announced. The affair was held at tn
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Ricl
north Of the city. About $50 guest
were present Miss Rich received
number OF beautiful gifts. anon
which was an elaborate japanese vas,
Luncheon in several courses was SER
ed. The hours were spent at music an
with social games. A number Of socis
affairs will be given in the next fe'
weeks for Miss Rich.
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Miss Minnie Rosenbush, OF Unto
City. is the guest of her uncle, M
Adam Feltman.
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Mrs. Robert Stimson left today fo
Indianapolis. where she will visit fc
; a few days.
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Miss Margaret Dorwin, of Indiar
apolis, who has been the guest Of NJ
and Mrs. P. W. Smith, of East Mai
street, for few days, returned hon
; yesterday.
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> Mr.. Roland Hughes. Of Pittsbur
has been in the city the guest of h