The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-12
SOCIAL NEWS
SOCIAL EVENTS FOR THE WEEK. j

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SOCIAL EVENTS FOR THE WEEK..
Monday-Mary F. Thomas W. C. T
U. meets in the afternoon.
Tuesday-Lawn party given by the
social committee of the Friends
church.
Spring Grove sewing circle meets.
Wednesday-Good Cheer club will
meet in the afternoon.
The annual picnic of the Sunday
school Of the First Presbyterian
church will be held at Glen Miller
park
MISUNDERSTANDING party at Jack
sons park.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
meet in the afternoon at the G.. A. r.
hall.
Among the important social events
Of the past week was the beautiful
summer reception given by Mrs.
John Lontz at her home in Westcott
place. A number of outof-town guests
were in attendance. The house was
decorated in a most attractive man.
ner. About three hundred invitations
were issued.
Friday morning a card party was
given at the Country club house. Miss
Josephine Gates acted as hostess.
Bridge whist was played at eight ia
bles.
Friday evening Mr.. Emmett Bartel
and Mr.. Norman Craighead gave a
dancing party at Jackson's park.
About seventy attended.
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Miss Edna Smith and Miss Mar
guerite holland will entertain with a
summer dance, Thursday evening,
July sixteenth, in the pavilion at
Jackson's park. The affair will be
complimentary to Miss Hazel Dimond
| of Fort Wayne and Miss Kirkhoff of
Indianapolis. Miss Kirkhoff came ov-
err today.
Professor D. w. Dennis of Earlham
college gave a picnic party for the
members of his bird study class the
| latter part of the week. The affair
was held in a grove near the home OF
Miss Edwinna Morrow. The members
| of the class are: Misses Harriet
| Thompson, Josephine Bennett, Leona
Holderman, Mary Likins, Katherine
Conrad, Marie Bennett, Edwinna Nor
row. Mr. Edward Moore and Mr..
Henshaw.
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| The social committee Of the South
Eighth Street Friends church are
making extensive preparations for
lawn party to be given Tuesday even
ing, July Fourteenth.
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| All members of the Mary F. Thomas
Woman's Christian Temperance I'm
ion, are requested to attend the meet
ing of this organization which will be
held Monday afternoon in the dome
room of the Morrisson-Reev library.
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A woman's daily program is headed
by the all-demanding word must"
She must do this and she must do that
and things follow each other in such
rapid succession that she scarcely has
time to breathe in between events. Her
breakfast is followed by correspon-
dence which must be attended to and
this sets the day going. There are
servants to command, dressmaking to
take up her time, teas and receptions
to fill in the afternoons. dinners and
dances and theater parties for the eve
nings.
The modern society woman always
must be groomed. She always must
be smiling, for she must be populor,
and the woman who forgets to smile
soon becomes forgotten. She must be
always ready to assist a pet charity.
She must be sympathetic. Her house
and table appointments must be per-
feet. Her children must be we'll
hammered. She must be tactful, for
without tact her social position would
be unassured. She must have taste,
and with all this she must understand
business and managing.
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| Misses Cora and Julia Lichtenfels,
with their brother, Peter, have gone to
Colon. Mich, for Few weeks visit
| with friends and relatives.
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Mrs. Frank Lackey and son Rich.
ard who are spending the summer in
their cottage y Gull Lake VIII y