The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-25
SOCIAL NEWS
Society
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At all social affairs OF note this year
caudelabra and small candle holders
are being used cxteuaiveIy. The /
. shades for The candles are tinted 10 ,
blend with Tho decorations and tho Ct |
feet is good. The wire frames used /
for the shades can be bought very
reasouablv. Then with crepe paper,
paints and Il brush, "a beautiful shade
can be- made. It. IL advisable to cover
the frame with strips Of muslin, then
make pattern Of paper or tarl1un
and fl it on before the ORIGINAL shade
is made. Many beautiful shades are
made Of cloth embroidered in most any
color desired \ charming little shade
for an afternoon tea or dinner party
is one made Of ribbon and tmDrUid-
cred Small roses made OF delicate
pink ribbon with green ribbon for
leaves completes the design. French
knots may be used to finish the cen
ters and if desired a pink silk shirred
luche will finish both edges although
this is not altogether necessary. 4
very attractive shade for winter is one
lined with red crepe paper having red
peoples painted or embroidered on the
outside
Miss Marie Norton Of Hamilton. o.,
is visiting friends and relatives in |
this city.
There will be special music at the
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The program will be announced i'll
Sunday mornings Palladium
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Mrs. Charles A. Mcclure OF South |
Nineteenth street. entertained At It |
whist party last night. Whist was
played ut three tables and the prizes
were won by Mrs. Charles S. Neal and
MI. O. G. Murray. Luncheon was
served. The club will meet i'll two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Sim
mons of North y street.
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Mrs. Jasper Moses of indianapolis, |
and IA member Of the Woman ; Chris |
tian Board of Missions. will speak at
the Christian church tomorrow after |
noon. Mrs. Moses has been connected
with mission work at Monterey, Mex |
leo, for several Years.
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Mr. William COnklc was pleasantly /
surprised last night by his friends at
his home 215 Linden avenue. Music /
and games furnished the amusement
for the evening. Refreshments we're
served The guests were the Misses
Goldie Datisman. Clara Moscr. Flora
Coryell, Marie Deuker, Mildred KEN
per and Bonnie Lott; Messrs. Civde |
Mcdaniel, Carl Cutter Charles Towlc, |
Carl Schuman, Fred Sleek, William
COnkle.
The Primary union is meeting this |
afternoon at the First English Luth- |
erau church.
ID. J. Birmingham OF indianapolis, |
has returned home after a visit with
friends in this city.
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Mrs. Henry Swis4er of Camden, O.,
'Ias returned home after spending sew
cral days with her sister Mrs. L. Il,
Kelley of this city.
Mrs. T.. G.. Harsh who has been Wis
iting her parents and other relatives
at Oak Harbor and Toledo, O., has
returned home.
Mrs II. NJ. PersOnctte who has been
the guest of her parents MIR. and Mrs.
Elder has returned to her home in
Thurman, ". Va.
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Mrs. j. H. Griffin of 2l9 North
Tenth street, entertained yesterday in
honor OF Miss Ethel Dietrich, who
| leaves next Wednesday for Los Angeles
Cal. About twenty guests were pres
ent and very pretty pink and white
| luncheon was served Carnations,
both pink and white were used as IA
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The W. c. T. / will meet Monday at
$50 at the Morrisson-Reeves library
A full attendance is desired.
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Fans are very goOd this year. being
carried 10 elaborate dress affairs such
as fancy dress balls, parties ana the
atrcs, For a time it seemed aa if the