The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-11
CLUB NOTES

One of the most important events
for yesterday was the opening of the
bazaar which is being held by the Aid
society Of the First Presbyterian
church. The numerous gaily decorat-
ed booths form a brilliant scene.
Light blue, pink and white is used in
decorating. The doll booth is one of
the most beautiful and charming of
the entire number. Mrs. Joseph Hill,
Mrs. Rudolph Leeds, Mrs. Frank Brat
fet and Mrs. Frank Reed were i'll
charge of this booth. The candy booth
Is also attracting much attention as
it is decorated in pretty manner
with the National colOrs. Miss Anna
Ross and Miss Marjorie Pennell were
in charge of this booth last evening.
Mrs. Edgar Haseltine is chairman nj
the committee and has for her assist
ants, Mrs viii Kramer. Mrs. George
Becker, Mrs D. w. Walters and Mrs.
Charles Flock. Mrs. Leroy Mansfield is
in charge of table called 1.-The old
and new, which has a fine display OF
hand painted china
Mrs Henry Clark has charge of the
fancy work booth, assisted by Mrs
Fred Miller Mrs. Seidel, Mrs. Terrell
Miss Anna Newman and Mrs. Gilbert
Durham.
Miss Ruby Clark sold the Red Gross
stamps She was dressed as a red
cross nurse. The Japanese tea-room
has for its hostess Mrs. John Shroyer
who was assisted last evening by Miss
Mary Shiveley. Miss Carolyn Holdings
worth, Mrs. Susan Kelsey, Mrs. Mil
| ton Craighead, Miss Bessie Adams
and Miss Sarah Arlington.
The pure food booth is in charge OF
Mrs. Benton Addington. The bazaar
will be open this afternoon and even
ing.
The regular meeting of the Won
ans Relief Corps was held yesterday
afternoon in the hall.
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The ladies of the G. A. r. are meet
ing this afternoon in the G. A. r. hall
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The Woman's Aid society of the
East Main Street Friends church held
an all day meeting yesterday in the
church parlors. The entire day was
spent in sewing. Dinner was served
a noon. The organization will not
meet again until after the holiday
season.
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Miss Sarah Lewis was hostess for q
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ciety yesterday afternoon at her home
on South Thirteenth street.
Mrs. Sarah Morrow read the paper
for the afternoon. The club will meet
next Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Root, at her home on North A street
Mrs. Isham Sedgwick, a former mem
Der and who has been living in Cen
trail America will read a paper at this
meeting.
The Eureka Card club met last ev
ening with Mr. and Mrs. Hermor
| Wierhake, at their home, 705 South
Sixth street. Point euchre was played
at several tables. After the game q
dainty luncheon was served. The clut
meets every two weeks.
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! Mr.. and Mrs. B. 3. Johnson will be
host and hostess for meeting OF the
| Saturday Evening Card club tomor
row, at their home Oh East Main
| street.
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An important meeting of the Daugh
tiers of the Anne rican Revolution viii
be held Saturday afternoon at $50
at the home of Mrs. Paul Comstock OF
| South Fourteenth street.
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Mrs. kolp's dancing class met last
evening in the Odd Fellows hall Meet
ings are usually held Friday evenings
but on account of the high school fes
tival this evening, 1t was decided thai
the class should meet last evening.
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| A meeting of the young peoples so
ciety of Trinity Lutheran church was
held last evening with the Misses Ed.
liza and Marie Deuker, at their home
on South Seventh street. An excellent
program was given, after which a so
cial hour followed.