The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-22
SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR tn
WEEK.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. society; Ticknor
club; Magazine club; Mary F. Thorn
hs w. c. T. U. meeting; Musical and
smoker at Country club.
DISTINGUISHING Grove Sewing cir
Gle; Musical Study club; Ivy club;
Thirteenth Street Sewing circle; Tues
day Social club; Tuesday Euchre
club; Social at Fifth Street NJ. E.
Church;
Wednesday-Wedding of Mr.. Thorn
rs Kaufman and Miss May Aufder-
heide in Indianapolis; Martha Wash
ington society meets; Wednesday Du-
plicate Whist club.
Thursday-Merry-G o-Round club;
Alice Carey club; Womans Relief
corps; Occult Research society; East
End Sewing circle; Helping Hand so
Cety; Banner social; Thursday even
ing Euchre club; Thursday evening
Whist club meets.
Friday-Athenaea Literary society;
Tourist club meets Friday evening;
Eeramic league meeting; Friday even
ing Bridge Whist club; Dancing party
at Odd Fellows hall.
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A social affair which was quite
beautiful and attractive in all it's APP
pointments. was the one o'clock lunch
con given at the WestcOtt hotel yester-
day by the Wayne county women
teachers. About one hundred and
Twenty-Five women prominent in lit
crary and educational circles. were in
attendance. The parlOrs were
charmingly arrayed with spring flow
crs and ferns. The following officers
were in The receiving line: President.
Augusta Mering; vice president, Cora
Nolder: and treasurer, Mrs. Mary f.
Stewart. of Dublin. The assistants in
the parlor were Miss Woodward, Mar
tina Whitacre, Catherine Reese, Har-
,iet Thompson, Sophia Marchant, Ma
ria Jones and Anna Schultz. Those
ON the entertaining committee were
Huldah Henley. Ina Clawson. Ethel A.
Thomas, Nellie Hodgin, Nellie Lamb,
Edith Bowman and Miss Lashley. The
luncheon tables We're arranged in the
shape of horse shoe. The floral
decorations were exceedingly beautiful,
pink and green being the color scheme
The committee in charge of the lunch
con was composed of Misses Elizabeth
Sands. Alice Lock. Elizabeth Williams
Anna Wilson, Mable Ellis, Lulu Moor
man, Kiturah Parsons. Inez True
blood and Alice Unthank.
Large boquets of pink and white
sweet peas in crystal vases intertwin-
ed with wreaths OF smilax, adorned the
table. A large French basket filled
with sweet peas, was placed before
the guest of honor, Mrs. Emma Mont
McRae. The place cards for the
teachers were hand painted land
scapes and those for the honor guests
were done in spring flowers. The
following menu was served:
Tomato Boullion in Cup.
Reception Flakes
Broiled Lake White Fish
Parsley Butter Potatoes Julienne.
Celery en- Branch Radishe.
Chicken Croquette la Westcott:
Green Peas.
Roast Turkey Stuffed
Cranberry Sauce.
Dreamed Potatoes Sugar Corn
Orange Sherbert
Combination Salad.
Nesselrode Ice Cream. Fancy Cake.
Toasted Crackers. Edam Cheese.
Coffee
After the luncheon Mrs McRae
gave an interesting talk on Chang
ing Ideals
Mrs. McRae is one of the most prom
inent women of the state and is we'll
known in this county. The teachers
are delighted with the success of the
affair and have decided to give these
luncheons every few months Mrs
Scott of indianapolis was among the
honor guests.
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The musical recital given last night
by Miss Francisco at Earlham college
was success in every way. The num-
bers were very pretty and were all Civ