The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-19

fairs of the early fall was the recep-
Nina Harris and Miss Edith Moore at
the home of Miss Moore. eorner West
Fifth and Richmond venue. The par
Tor in which the hostesses received, as
sisted by Miss Hilda Shute, Miss Anne
Dilks, Miss Gertrude lie Fevre, and
Miss Margaret Sedgwick. was arranged
in al attractive manner with golden
rod and ferns. The living room and
library were embellished with
the same flower. Punch was served
in the living room during the after
noon, Miss Mary Mather and Miss Cor
nelia Shaw presiding at the punch
bowl. The hours were from three I'M
til six O'Clock and a large number OF
guests were received.
In the dining room where a dainty
two course luncheon was served, gold
enrod and autumn flowers had been ar
ranged to form a pleasing effect. The
dining table was appointed with can
delabra and small candlesttcks
capped with dainty yellow and green
shades. Lunch was served by Misses
Bessie Adams, Louisa Norman. FL
anora Shute and Margaret Ferguson.
Among the guests were Misses Ida
and Edna Jones. Ethel King, Eliza
beth Hasemeier, Bessie Longstreth,
Stella Barber, Jessie Beeler. Marie
Kaufman, Margaret and Deborah
Sedgwick, Coral Weeghman. Anne
Dilks, Maude Zimmerman, Florence
MCGUIRE, Mildred Gaar, Rose Gennett,
Hilda Shute, Gertrude LIE Fevre, Ruth
Gilchrist, Edith Winder, Alice Wind
er, Lucille Mayr, India Smelser. Hazel
Freeman, Edna MCGUIRE, Ruby Clark,
Edith Nicholson. Flora and Hattie
Lyons, Ethel Bunnell, of Urbana. O.,
Eta and Bessie Jones, Katherine Ret
tig. Mildred Schalk, Deborah Shute,
Ruth Kinsey, Marguerite Hill and
Elizabeth Thomas. Mrs. Robert Study,
Mrs. Glenn K%ehlenbrink, Mrs. Wheat
on Tallant, Mrs. Karl Meyer, Miss
katliff and Miss Curtis.
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The Frances Willard Woman
Christian Temperance Union met yes
terday afternoon at Rhoda Temple.
The following delegates were appoint
ed to attend the state convention. Oc-
tober Ninth to Thirteenth at Bedford:
Mrs. S. w. Traum, Mrs. Hannah
Graves and Mrs, Anna McCurdy. A
| paper, Foes of the Home" was read
by Mrs. w. A. Ellis. Mrs. S. w.
Traum gave one on Practical Work
for the Ensuing Year" On Monday af-
ternoon a lecture free of charge will
be given to women under the auspices
of this organization. In two weeks
the regular literary meeting will be
held.
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The Ladies' Aid society of the Grace
in the church parlors. Arrangements
were made concerning the work of the
society for the coming year. Another
business session will be held Friday
September T~wenty-fifth.
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About thirty-five members of the
Womans' Home Missionary society OF
the First M. E. church, were enter
tanned in a delightful manner yester.
day afternoon by Mrs. F. A. Brown al
her home on East Main street. The
hours were spent at needle work and
in a social manner. Mrs. Frank Bell
Mrs. George Martin and Mrs. Riden'
our assisted the hostess in entertain
ing.
Miss Mable F,aller entertained Z
r,-,har ~ ,;rI f,;anIS 1ncf Aunr;r- N,
her home, 304 North Seventeenth
street.
Mr.. Howard Reed, a we'll known
local young man, left indianapolis last
night for Harvard University. Las
evening he was honor guest at a ban
quet given by the Indianapolis Harry
ard club at Indianapolis.
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Mrs. I. NJ. Ridenour entertained re
Gently at her home on Kinsey stree
for her house guests, Mrs. Wilson anC
Miss Manchester Of Washington,
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Walter Snavely and Miss Rub,
INtlu lCtt IooI 0FSLAhS Iva NhuA>A
where they will be the guests of Mis-.
Finger.
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Mrs. George Reid left this morning
to spend over Sunday at Muncie.
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The Ladies' Aid society of the Reit
Memorial church was entertained yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. Edward Ball
niger assisted by Mrs, Swain and Mrs
{ Clevenger. The affair was held a
the home of the hostess On Lincoln
: street. After a short business session
a social hour followed. Refreshments
!, were served. A large number of tn
members were present.
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t Mrs. Anna Heitbrink was hostes
: for the opening session of the Happ,
Hour club yesterday afternoon at he
home, % North Twentieth street. Tn
hours were spent socially and a
needlework. The guests of the societ,
were Mrs. Edward Humpe and daugh