The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-15
SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR WEEK

Neutrality-suspicious. club meets with
RS. John Dougan at her home on
birth Tenth street Mrs. John Rupe
Current Events
1.-THE Magazine club will meet with
RS. Samuel Gaar, at her home on
birth Thirteenth street.
Tuesday-The Spring Grove Sewing
rcle will meet.
1.-THE Tuesday Euchre club will meet
the afternoon.
The Social club meets.
THE marriage of Miss Mary Har-
layton and Mr.. John Collins will take
ace at st. Mary's church, in the
prning.
1.-The Sub Rosa club will hold its ini-
Al meeting in the evening.
Wednesday-The Home Economic
nb meets with Mrs. Levi Norman
her home on the National road
est. Miss Abbie Price will have
large of the program, which will in
3lde various discussions on the
care of the House.
e3Thursday-The Helping Hand soci-
B meets.
3he Thursday Afternoon Euchre club
| iii meet
The Teddy Bear Euchre club will
pet with Mrs. Harry Mills.
Friday-Dancing school in the Odd
| Elbows hail. The attendance
BLOWS hail.
The Athenaea Literary society will
eet in the afternoon. The program
r this session will be announced la
Zone of the most important events
In the social season is the Thanks
living dance, which will be given
4 thursday evening, November rs by
e present social committee of the
buntry club. The affair will be held
the Pythian temple. A large num-
4 4r of guests including members will
4 ceive invitations to the affair. An
it-of-town orchestra will furnish the
\ nsic. Mrs. Harry Jay is chairman
4 the present social committee. The
/ Ill will be beautifully decorated for
e event.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cutter. who
i've been spending their honeymoon
E| Hamilton, Cincinnati and Dayton,
pio, returned home Saturday. They
pm be glad to meet their many friends
\ their home, $50 South Fourth street.
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Mrs. F. e. Sellers of Covington, KY,
the guest of Mrs. Lille Stout, PIT
| 3uth Thirteenth street
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Mrs. Mary Kent, of Glendale, who
ts been visiting Mrs. Eliza Culbert- /
In and Miss Meb Culbertson, has re-
Erned to Cincinnati.
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Ia number of social functions have
E>en given during the past week for
siss Mary Harrington. whose mar
|age to Mr.. John Collins will take !
ACE Tuesday morning at nine O'Clock. !
|'onday evening, Misses May and AL
|e Griffin entertained with a card par
4 for Miss Harrington. Tuesday
Eening, Misses Rosella and Cora Lu-
|en entertained at their home on East |
Iain street. Wednesday evening an
Normal company was given by Mrs.
C.. Harrington and Mrs. John Har- !
Engton. Thursday evening, Mrs.
rank Highley and Mrs. John Foley
Entertained card club, of which or !
|Rnization Miss Harrington is a men,
pr. Miss Katherine McKone gave
Il charming card party for Miss Har-
Engton Friday evening.
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Mrs. J. Y. oundstone, who has been
bsiting with Mrs. John Burchenal of j.,
bendale, Ohio. has returned home.
F,rs. Poundstone attended several
|Eetty social functions during her stay
q that place.
Mrs. John c. Bayer. who has been
bending few days in Cincinnati. Wis ,
ing with friends, has returned home.
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4 Miss Ruby Brehm will entertain |
9TH a dinner party this evening at |
|sr home on North Eighth street. The
Fair is being given to celebrate her
8rthday anniversary. |
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Mrs. Kolp's dancing class will give
leir annual masquerade ball, Friday
Fening, November twenty-seventh, |
sstead of Thanksgiving evening, as is
he usual custom. The affair will be
ED in the ythian temple. An orches-
Ia will furnish the music. The func-
on promises to be most enjoyable.
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Rev. and Ms George Huntington of
Indianapolis, and who were recently
Sarried. have issued invitations forI
a informal reception to be held We'd
esday, November nineteenth, after
bon and evening. Rev. Huntington
a brother to the Rev. D. c. Hunt
agton. of the st. Paul's Episcopal |
Aurch this city.
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One of the latest fads in the social
gorld is a conversation party" The
bly, objection to the affair is, in the
lay of choosing subjects, which will
3 suitable and also amusing. Sew
f-al good topics are here given:
Should women vote? /
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