The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-25
RICE1MOND'S BUSY SOCIETY FOLK
What Social Women
Conducte EHzabeh Thomas.

dainty luncheon was served. Those
present were Russell Schultz, Paul
Lichtenfels, Elmer Placke, Cara Daub,
Oran Parker. Lucille Hennisar, Flor
ence Hilbert, Irene Johnson, Carl
Johnson. Thomas Dean and Harold
Dean.
Very young women, faddishly in
clined, are wearing shoes originally
intended for boys wear. They are
thick broad-toed and decidedly COM
Portable after being fitted with a fem
mime heel, and there is no denying
their smartness. Older women have
to wear the fashionable narrow-toed
shoe or have their own last and pay
extra for wanting toe comfort, and
this latter course is not always one
OF complete satisfaction. \ perfect
ly fitting shoe is the result of care in
making the pattern and lasting the
shoe, and careful workmen are not in
the majority. A number of men and
women who have owned lasts for
years have discarded them because of
repeated disappointment in shoes
made from them
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Miss Elizabeth korves of South
Fifth street entertained the Monday
evening euchre club. Progressive Gu
chre was played at four tables. The
prizes were won by Katherine Reck-
ers and Lillian Batter. The color
oh in hn ipir
and white. A two course luncheon
was served. Sixteen were present.
Inc club will meet next Monday night
with Miss Anna Moss of South Seventh
street
If you would retain sylphlike form
or attain one, in case the accumula-
ton of adipose tissue has distorted
your former slenderness into insight
ly lines jump the rope.
This is what certain New York wo-
men are spending their spare time in
doing nowadays. When you see
woman who once tipped the scales at
200 and now balances them at 135 you
may be sure that she has been follow
ing the latest form of beauty culture.
From Paris comes the beauty cuI-
turtst who introduced this simple
mctHcd Of flesh reduction, and though
81" r"ctrId- that some mysterious
nicJical N.r;ues emanate from the
handles Of FER skipping ropes yet
thOs" who have tried the system with
ordinary skipping ropes report re-
markable results from the sport.
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The members of the Happy Ten club
entertained their husbands. in a de-
lightful manner last night, at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Knop on South
Fifth street. Progressive euchre was
played at five tables. The prizes
were captured by Mrs. Harry Hart,
Mrs. Albert Goshen, Mr. and Mrs. Nee
donlen. The dining room was deco
rated with flags. Red carnations and
little hatchets were given as favors.
two course luncheon was served.
Those present were Messrs. and Mes
danes Lou knop, Albert Goshen. Ed
Johnson, Harry Hart Henry Heet,
Robe. Mecdonlen, and Misses Mecdon-
len. Goslen and Robe. The club will
meet Thursday, March ) with Mrs.
Robe of South Fifth street.
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One of the new dress fads is that of
trimming the princess with a wide
band of trimming extending from the
yoke right down the front to the foot
of the skirt, and this gives an oppor-
tunity for the use of some very hand
some dress trimmings. A couple OF
yards of rich lace spangled with gold
or silver can be utilized with a prin-
cess gown. The lace Is applied so as
to make wide panel down the front.
while the top is finished with a chou
of velvet. Beautiful tints are used to
line the lace and thus dressy effect
is produced no matter how severe the
gown may have been before the panel
was applied.
The Musical Study club will give a
special program tonight. in the Starr
permitted to bring ten guests. A
strong program has been prepared.
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The Mems club of the First Presby-
terrain church, is arranging for a spe-
cial program to be given in the
church auditorium Tuesday. March
third.
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The woman who wants to own a
pretty and becoming set of furs need
not hesitate on account of the price.
She can pay almost any sum. no mat,
ter haw reasonable and be suited
with something in the way of a fash
ionable piece. Even the little sets of
caracul cloth are not to be dispise d
by the woman who likes to have a bit
of fur TO match each gown.
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The Olive Branch bible class of the
First English Lutheran church, met
last night with Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Haner of South Fourteenth street.
The early part Of the evening was de-
voted to the election of officers and the
following selection was made: Edgar
Haas, teacher: John Bartel. president;
MRS Rertha Heieer vice oreSidan+ .