The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-18

do not please them. Ihey want you to
be interested in them.
The power to please is a great sue
cess asset It will do for you what
money will not do. says Home Chat
1t is astonishing how much YOU can
learn from people in social inter
course when you know how tc look at
them rightly. But it is fact that
them by giving them a great deal of
yourself. The more you radiate your
self the more magnanimOus you are;
the more generous OF yourself the
more you will get back.
Many people have won their way
in society with no other accomplish
ments but the charming attributes OF
unselfshness. smiles, little kindness
and much consideration for others.
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The east end aid society OF the
Christian church will give colonial
supper and social at the church Sat
urday evening, February twenty-sec-
ond, from five until eight p. m. The
program will begin promptly at eight.
Everyone is invited.
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Miss Marie Kaufman, who has been
the house guest of Mrs. John Milli-
kan OF New Castle, has returned home.
She attended a Valentine party and a
dance given by the New Castle club
while at that place.
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Earlham faculty reception on Satur-
day evening at eight O'Clock, in the re
ception rooms on the second floor of
the new library building. This re-
ception which is an annual affair, will
| be very informal. The reception com
mittee will be divided into two lines
and will meet the students at the
door. Music will be furnished and g
general good time enjoyed by all
| About four hundred invitations have
| been issued.
The Bakers Dozen" will meet to
night instead of tomorrow evening
with Miss Nichter of South r street
| This is the last meeting until after
Lent and full attendance is desired
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| The Domestic Science association
will meet tomorrow in the lecture
room of the MORRISON Reeves library
| DIR. Holmes OF Earlham will deliver
an address on the Chemistry O
Foods" Everyone who is interested
in the work of the organization is cor
| diaIjy invited to attend
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| Mrs. Love gave an informal Dime
party last night at the Westcott Ho
tel. Cards furnished the amusemen
for the evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Hornaday ant
little son, Robert, have gone to In
| dianapoiis to be the guests of Mr.. anC
| Mrs John Saunders for a few days
| Mr.. Hornaday will also attend
hardware convention, which is bein:
held at Indianapolis this week.
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Mrs. r. II. Newman left yesterda.
for Chicago where she will be the
guest Of Mrs. Charles Braffett for
few days.
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The eighty-fOurth birthday annivel
sary of Mr.. Jesse Butler was cele
brated Sunday, February sixteenth, a
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mar
ElZey, 1876 South Eighth street, De
catur. Ind. SiXty-fOur persons wer
present and a bountiful dinner wa
served at twelve o'clock. Mr.. Butte
has eight children, forty-one grand
children, and fifteen great-grand chile
rem. all living. Mr.. Butler was Dor
in Wayne county near Centervillt
February sixteenth. 1924. In 1S4S h
married Catherine Earhart and settle
) near Decatur, where he has AWAY
lived.
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, Dainty invitations reading as 70
: lows were received by several Ricl
: mond people today:
, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse B. Stanley
request the pleasure of your
company at the marriage OF
their daughter
Susannah
Mr.. Benajah H. Norris