The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-28


Easter lilies forming a background.
The ladies' auxiliary served an elab-
crate banquet in the banquet hall
which is on the same floor with the
dance hail This was one Of the most
delightful and enjoyable balls Of the
Easter season. The following were
in line for the grand march:
Messrs. and Mesdames J. S Fitz-
gibbons, Samuel Mann and Charles
Weber; Mesdames Ed. Ramp. Pat
rick kinsella. Charles Meyers. James
Nolan. Dorsey Nolan, Lucy Carney
and Daniel Hart; Misses Maggie
Harmon. Mamie Watson, Irene and
Marguerite Hart, Grace Paulus, Nora
Mann, Marguerite Engelbert, Flor
ence Young, Katie McKone. Marguer-
tie Nolan, Nellie McGraw, Lille
Irene and Estella Harvey.
Katie COnroy, Lucille Carney. Fern
OLaughlin. Letta Gard, Lillian
ShOfer and the Misses Snithmeyer.
Messrs. Charles and Harry Reach
and Michael O'DOnnell. of New Paris,
Ed. Denny, Thos. Hughes, John Mad
den, ThOs. F. Brennan, John Bren-
nan. Ivan Wright, Granville Harris.
Percy Ford, Frank Buckingham, SNl-
VIC Twerchi. Dan COnnors, Bob. Ell
lott Carl Engelbert. Robert Luken,
Carl Weisbrod. Frank McGraw, ThOS
A. Brennan, John Kinsella, Ed Tier
nan. Ernest Heiney, Paul OCOnnelI.
Harry Brehm, William Carol, Harry
Evans, Walter MuIligan, Henry Hurst
ing, VIM. Brennan, James, Thomas
and Will LAWYER. Sylvester DOlan,
John Logan, Tom Riley, Ben Mag, J..
A. Anderson, William Ticrnan and
Frank Dempsey.
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The Criterion club met Yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Oscar Hasty at
her home on North + street This
meeting concluded the season for the
club
The meeting was in the nature of a
business session and tho annual cleo
ton of officers took place
In response TO the roll call each
member gave current event. The
following officers We're elected.
President-Mrs. Thomas r. Jessup.
Nice-president-Mrs Charles G1oce.
SecretarE-MrS. Fred Powers.
Assistant sccretary-Mrs.G Guy Du-
vail.
The chairman Of the program COM
mittee was absent yesterday and this
will necessitate a called meeting in
order to hear her report
About the last of MAY. the club will
give their annual function. This or
ganization was formed several years
ago by d circle of twelve women re-
siding in one neighbOrhOod. The rast
Two years study has been of unusual
interest to its members.
The past year has been spent in the
study of the United States and one
hour of every session was given over
to the study Of current events.
The members Of the club are Mrs.
Guy Duvall. Mrs. Thomas r. Jessup.
Mrs. Fred Powers, Mrs. Charles
Groce, Mrs. Ed Crawford. Mrs Char
les Ford, Mrs. John Woodhurst. Mrs.
Harry Penny, Mrs Oscar Hasty, Mrs.
W. O. Wissler Mrs. Charles Shera,
and Mrs. Albert Foster.
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Miss Katherine Rettig will leave
next week for an extended visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rettig of Chatta-
nooga. Tennessee. Miss Rettig will
be accompanied by her grandmother,
Mrs. George Rettig. of Peru.
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Miss Marie Starr who has been the
guest of Mrs. Rudolph Leeds for a
few days, has returned to her home in
Indianapolis. Miss Starr was in at
tendance at the Country Club cotil-
lion and was the guest of honor at an
afternoon tea given by Mrs. James
MORRISON.
Mrs. F. Crivel of South Fourth street
entertained the members of the Dor
cas- society in a most charming man
ner yesterday afternoon. All the
members We're present. The hours
were spent at needlewOrk and in a
social manner. The guests of the
club were Mrs. George II. KnOlIen-
berg, Mrs. Frank Edmunds, Miss Ida
Windhorst, of Cincinnati. who is the
house guest of Mrs. John Eggemeyer.
and Miss Esther Besseman. Light re
freshmentS We're served. Mrs. George
Eggemeyer of East Main street will
be hostess for the next meeting which
will be held in two weeks. The So
ciety is making preparations for d
picnic which will be given some time
in the early summer.
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Tho clj1b will