The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-01
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Miss Edna Johnson was hostess for
card party at the Country club mouse
,sterday afternoon. Bridge whist
as played at five tables. The prize
as awarded to Mrs. Fraser of East
range, New Jersey. The guests were
RS. Florence Lodwick, Mrs. Rudolph
eeds. Miss Juliet Swayne, Miss Ma |
e Campbell, Mrs. George Williams
Irs. VIII Campbell, Mrs. Clarence
,ennett, Mrs. Henry Gennett, Mrs.
\ Crawford, Mrs. John Lontz, Mrs.
Eh Van Heusen, Mrs. Harry Jay,
Mn e. B. Grosvenor. Miss Edna Me
Guih and Miss Georgia Cole
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MrsAElla II skett, Mrs. John Don
Yin andaar b. Weber entertained
tn a der manner Yesterday ait
krnoon al rome Of Mrs. Haskell,
IA South street. The charm
So & functios as complimentary To
Mrs. Haskell aouse guests, Mrs. I.
" Norton, has Thomas Kelly ana
Mrs Thomas G 80, OF Anderson The
house was ARIA ged In an attractive
manner with ftens and pink carna-
tions, snllax beifss ased to entwine
tAe chandeliers. Pant euchre was
played at six tables. Mrs. Gates WIS
presented with the gaests' prize. The
first prize was awarded 10 Mrs, John
f'itzgibbons Mrs. Harrington y on the
second prize while the consolation fell
to Mrs Paige. After the game. a
luncheon in several cosirses was aerv-
ed, the color scheme, PINK and white,
being carried eogt in the menu. The
guests Elo enjoyed the hostesses'
Hospitality were Mrs. j. Fl. ShoteFs
Mrs John Fitzgibbous. Mrs. j. I'll. L,i-
ken. Mrs. j. Harrington. Mrs. John
ZHissler, Mrs Timothy Rady, Mrs.
Sol Davis, Mrs. Kate Paige, Mrs. j.
b. FOLEY, Mrs I. H. Conroy, Mrs.
Will Rae. Mrs. John Horner, Mrs.
George dorning, Mrs. j. M. Houf,
Mrs. John Mccarthy. Mrs. Daniel
3roomhall, Mrs. Henry Weber. Misses
Rosella and Clara Luken, Misses Mary
and Alice Harrington, and Miss Clara
Cesnan.
The Women's aid society of the
First Presbyterian church will have its
initial meeting for the season Friday
afternoon at two-thirty o'clock in the
church parlors. A large attendance
ef members is desired as important
business matters will be attended to
1t this time.
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/ The ladies of the Maccabees will
1--WE a dance this evening in the Odd
fellows hall. All members and their
trends are invited to attend.
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Miss Eva Doughty of Pasadena, Cal
fornia is visiting in this city.
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Mrs. Horace Kramer was hostess
br meeting of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society of the Grace M. e.
durch yesterday afternoon at her
fDme on North Seventeenth street.
This was the first meeting of the fis-
cal year and was largely attended.
Mrs. T. A. Mott led the devotional ex-
ecises. Miss Blanche Cunningham
sang beautiful solo. A reading was
next given by Mrs. G. H. Hill. The
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Harry Hold
GIN and several others served refresh
nients during the social hour which
followed. The society will meet next
month with Mrs. R. G. Lockwood at
her home, 214 North Fourteenth
street.
The Home Missionary society of the
First Methodist Episcopal church met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Ray
at her home, 105 South
street. Mrs. Charles Nc
Caa led the devotional exercises
which were followed by a very pretty
musical program. The numbers were
given by Miss Ella Luring, Mrs. Ray
and Miss Ethel Patton.
Mrs. Seifert gave a musical mono
logue accompanied by Miss Hugo.
Mrs. F. A. Brown read paper emit
tied Individual Schools and Settle
which had been written by
Mrs. Marlatt. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Frank
Bell on North Twentieth street. 1t
will be membership day and each
will be requested to add a
new name to the membership roll.
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A card party was given last even
ing at St. Mary's hall by the Young
Mems Council of that organization.
euchre was played at sew
eral tables Prizes were awarded. At
the conclusion of the game, luncheon
was served The affair was a very
successful one.
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The wedding of Miss Mary Quigley
and Mr.. William Ellis was celebrated
this morning at ST. Mary's church.
The young people will make their fu-
ture home in Williamsburg where Mr..
Ellis is engaged in business. A num-
Der of social functions have been CIV
en- for Mrs. Ellis during the past few
weeks
The Epworth League of Grace
church, held poster social last even
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