The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-05
SOCIAL NEWS
Editor Canome Phone 1121 Bell Phone 81
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Valentine day will soon be here, the
children and even the Older persons
took forward to This day. Many par
Ties will be given. Homes may be
beautifully decorated at small eX-
pense to the hostess. Red paper may
b. bought at any bookstore for two
or three cents. Then with d pattern,
many hearts car be made from one
sheet Of paper. These may be strung
on narrow ribbon. which can be pro
cured for about one cent d yard The
rooms can be festOOned very cffec-
lively with the strands of hearts.
Smaller hearts may be cut out and 4
suitable verse written in black ink
across the heart. cutting them diaEOn-
ally and dividing the pieces equally.
But them in a basket covered with
crepe paper and hearts and pass one
basket to the girls and one TO the boys,
Then the boys try 10 match hearts
with the girls and IN this way they
get their company for the remainder
Of the evening. As fayora. dainty lit
tIr boxes may be filed with fudge and
other home made candy The boxes
may be easily made Buy common
paste board candy boxes and cover
them with crepe paper then cut on
hearts about an inch long and paste
on the lid. OF course u hcart-shape
box would be more novel. 4 more
simpler and inexpensive one may be
made by taking round pasteboard
box. covering it with white crepe pa
per and FASTING a large red heart III
the center. Nothing is more suitable
for serving ice cream than a charlotte
russo box, and the best thing about Il
is that it may be easily made. Buy
some thin red pasteboard. and then
get some of the ordinary paper cases
that are used for charlOtte-russc. An
arrow cut out of white pasteb0aTd and
EiIded, and pasted across ihe large
heart. which has been made from the
thin red pasteboard, must be
made. Cut circle out Of the
heart and then insert the ar
row, charlotte-russe, box and all. The
box and arrow may be held in place
by a little paste. Plain white cake
with white frOsting, covered with red
heart shaped cinnamon drops, may be
served with the cream.
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The Madrigal club will give Il con-
cert tonight at the Pythian temple.
The program will begin promptly at :
O'Clock. The past record of the club
should warrant good attendance to-
night. The members are: Mesdames
Edgar Taylor, Ray Longnecker, Clar-
ence Hadley. Elmer GOrmon. John
Markley, John Marshall. Lewis King;
Messrs Clara Myrick, karoIyn Karl,
Josephine Gates, Pearl Friedley, Juliet
Robbins. Jessie Bceler. Elizabeth
Sands. Marie Kaufman. Halcey Har
old. Maude Toms, Huldah Henley.
Stella Brush, Esther Sittloh. with Miss
Lena Engelbert accompanist.
Miss Laura Smithmeyer entertained
the~members of whist club last night
at her home on South Seventh street.
Whist was played at several tables
anu a most delightful time enjoyed by
served. The club meets every Monday
evening.
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The Mems club which met Monday
evening at the First Presbyterian
church was well attended, The club
meets the first Monday in every
month. President Kelly's address was
very good. and several musical num-
bers which were given We're much APP
preciated. Refreshments We're served
and social time enjoyed by the mem
bers. This was the largest attendance
of the club.
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The Ladies' Aid society of the Reid
Memorial hospital will meet tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mrs. DR.. Ew-
ing. corner South Twelfth and a
streets.
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The Ladies' Aid society of the First