The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-08

ing at the Coun house by Mr.
and Mrs. Thom hufman, com
plimentary TO q bIph Aufder-
heide and Mr. hufderheide of
indianapolis.
Saturday, July eighteenth
there will bx cling party at the
Country clgN All members
are invited
Mr.. RqxE2 SS6ft and Mr. Leo Gard
were gue1 t Cambridge City last
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A Tty will be given this
evenz the Knollenberg- Bartel
lawn Mems Union of the First
Enx2E Wtheran church. Mr.. John
L. III give a short address fol
Ia my several readings by PrOfes-
/ q fr41lood of Earlham College. All
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fS4h W be present.
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LINES Clara Marsh of indianapolis,
~ {has been visiting in this city for
|UeEsral weeks, the guest of Miss Alice
IMP, of South Tenth street, has re-
Et4ffed to he rhome. She was accom-
.rfnied by her friend, Miss Bessie
3carbrough Of Indianapolis, who came
over to attend a Fourth of July pic
mic. Miss Marsh was honor guest at
a number of parties, picnics. and
luncheons during her stay in this city.
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Miss Gladys Clark and Miss Flor
ence Clark of indianapolis came yes
terday to visit with Miss May Hamil-
ton and Miss Leora Ellabarger for a
few days The Misses Clark are we'll
known locally, as they are former res
idents of this city. A number of so
cial affairs have been planned by the
hostesses which will be given for the
guests during their visit here.
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Mrs. John Shelter was hostess for
the July meeting of the MISSIONARY so
ciety of the First Christian church
yesterday afternoon at her home on
South Twelfth street. Mrs. Roscoe +.
Kirkman read paper on Redeemed
being followed by one on industrial
Missions in India, read in an interest
ing and pleasing manner by Mrs w.
s. Kaufman. At the conclusion of the
program a social time followed. Re
freshments were served The August
meeting will be held with Mrs. ]. T.
Gist on the Fountain City pike. The
meeting will occur the first Tuesday
in the month.
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An out-of-door party was given this
morning by Mrs. Anna Roser, 213
South Seventh street, in honor of her
little daughters, Mable and Francis.
The hours were from nine until elev-
en- o'clock and were spent at child
ren's games and in outdoor amuse-
ments. Luncheon was served on small
tables which were arranged in an at
tractive manner on the lawn. Among
the guests were Ruth Hunt, Florence
Miller, Marguerite Koehring, Stella
Koehring, John Kleasner and Esther
Coyle.
The West-side sewing circle will
meet Friday afternoon at two-thirty
o'clock with Mrs. E. P. Trueblood,
227 Central avenue.
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Miss Juliet Swayne, who is acting
chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee at the Country club house, dur
ing Mrs. Paul Coms,ock's absence
from the city, has arranged for a
bridge whist party Friday morning at
nine O'Clock at the club house. A
large attendance is expected.
Mrs. Burr Rich has returned from a
visit with friends at Columbus, Ohio.
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An informal reception was given
last evening by the aid society of the
United Brethren church. in the
church assembly room. The affair
was for the new members of the organ
ization. Over one-hundred were pres
ent. The hours were spent socially.
Later in the evening a buffet supper
was served. The Sunday school Or
chestra furnished several pretty num-
bers.
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The young peoples missionary soci-
ETY. of the First Methodist Episcopal
church met last evening at the home
of Mrs. Mark O'Hara at her home on
South Thirteenth street. The house
was arranged in a very pretty manner
with daisies and ferns. The business
session was held in the early part Of
the evening. 1t was decided at this
session to take a scholarship in dea-
coness training school to be used in
assisting some young women to take
course in a training school of this
character.
| Miss Pearl Friedley was presented
with a very beautiful: gift in recogni-
ton of her official services which
| have been performed in very COM
mendable manner. Miss Friedley
will make her future home in Cleve-
land, Ohio. After the business session
the affair was turned into an out of
town party. Japanese lanterns being
used TO light the lawn. Luncheon
was served later in the evening.
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The aid society Of the Whitewater
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