The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-06
SOCIAL NEWS
Bell Phone 81

Mrs. Henley, Al SOuJu seventeenth
street.
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Mrs Caroline Fihe and Miss Der
tha Fihe of South Thirteenth street,
Benziger of New York CITY, Mrs.
Benziger has been visiting in Cincin-
natl with her sister.
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The last regular meeting of the
Literary society of ST Andrew
church was held last evening in the
school assembly room. The society
has been studying Ruskin for the past
year. and readings from the Queen S
Garden" were given. Mr.. Joseph Wal
terman lead the discussion. About the
latter part of the month a social func-
tion will be given by the members.
Miss Irene Nogelman has been presi-
dent for the past year, Mr.. Harry
Rowing secretary and Miss Grothaus
treasurer.
Mrs. Albert Jones was hostess for
a meeting of the Missionary society
of the First Christian church yester-
day afternoon at her home on South
Fifteenth streI.
Mrs. Ellis was not able to attend
and her part of the program was Civ
en- by Mrs. Joseph y. Hodgin, who
took for her subject. what Have In
dustrial Missions Done?'. This dis
cussion was followed by "Why have
Industrial Mssions?" given by Mrs.
b. F. Harris
Mrs. T. II. Kuhn had for her sub
ject, what is Our Mission Work ?"
Mrs w. G. Burr read d very interest
ing paper on The Power of the Cos
pei on Converts from Heathenism. "
Mrs. Traum, who was a delegate to
the Milton convention gave a full re-
port at this meeting
The president of the society is Mrs.
Robert Wilson, Mrs. b. F. Harris is
secretary and Mrs. Leroy Little is
treasurer.
Mrs. Little handed in her resigna-
ton Yesterday as she intends to make
her future home in Anderson. Ind.
Her resignation was accepted with
much regret by the members and her
loss as an officer. will be felt keenlv.
\ pleasant social hour followed the
program and luncheon was served.
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The OriOle club was entertained YES
terday afternoon by Mrs. l.. y. Cox
of South Seventh street Whist was
played at three tables The prizes
were awarded to Mrs Edward kIute
nd
game luncheon in several courses
was served.
The program for the Musical Study
club has been issued. The first meet
ing Will be an evening session. ar
ranged by the executive board and
will be held October seventh.
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The Sub-Rosa club did not meet last
evening. The club will meet next
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Scott of
South Eighth street.
May nineteenth, the members of
the country club will give a dancing
party at the Country Club house. The
affair will be very informal Dancing
on the porch and a smoker will make
up the evenings amusements.
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The aid society Of the East Main
Street Friends church meets tomor-
row afternoon at the church,
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Rev. l. NJ. Hughes entertained a par
y Of four at dinner Yesterday at the
Robinson cafe
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Mr., and Mrs. George Holmes were
pleasantly surprised the first part of
the week al their home, five miles
southwest Of the city. The affair was
in honor of Mrs. Holmes birthday an
/ niversary. The hours were spent in
! a social manner. \ six course dinner
was served. Those present were: Mr..
Albert Railsback and wife with their
daughter. Ada and sons, Loren and
/ Warner; Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Pad
dock. Mrs. Luther Arnett, Miss GLADYS
! Arnett, Miss katheryD Arnett, Mr.