The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-11
SOCIAL NEWS
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A clipping from the indianapolis
News mentions the name Of Miss Lura
Harold She is cousin Of Miss Hal
cy Harold and is a frequent visitor in
this city.
Misses Ethel Smith. Lura Harold,
Florence Baxter. Gertrude Minor, Mary
Zener. Frances Martin. Birdie Dillman
and Mrs Howard Nenn, members OF d
sewing club. gave d theatre party yes
terday for Miss Mary Minor an April
Lride-tO-be.
The members of the Musical Study
club are making preparations for an
evening meeting to be held Tuesday,
April twenty-first.
The "Gabblers" are meeting this aft
ernoon with Miss Martha Mcclellan al
her home, 800 South Thirteenth street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Buntin returned
today from their wedding trip. They
will be at home in their newly appoint
ed home after Wednesday, April fiji
teenth.
The evening meeting arranged by
members of the Aftermath Society for
Tuesday. April fourteenth, has been
postponed until April twenty-first. Mrs.
William Middleton, northwest corner
Of Main and Seventh street, will be the
hostess for this meeting.
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Queen Wilhelmina has become quite
fond Of French ways and customs. She
PREFERS in the way of perfumes, uncer-
tain French odors.
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Miss Susan B. ketCham of New
York. formerly of Indianapolis, an
artist who has made a name for her
self in the East, has just won a prize
of one hundred dollars given by Mrs.
Ruth Payne Burgess of the Woman's
Art club, of which Miss Ketcham is a
member.
The Mary F. Thomas, Women
Christian Temperance Union will
meet Monday afternoon at two-thirty
O'Clock in the dome room of the
Morrisson-Reeves library.
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The members of the Richmond high
school orchestra will go to Boston
this evening, where they have been in
vited to play at an Entertainment.
About fifty students of the high school
will accompany the orchestra. Two
nay wagons have been secured to con-
vey the party to Boston. They Will
be chaperoned by Prof. Will Earhart
who is director of the orchestra An
old-fas hiOned good time is assured all
those who desire to attend. The party
will leave here promptly at six O'Clock
this evening.
One of the Sunday school classes of
ST PaulS Lutheran church are max
ing arrange ments for an indoor picnic
and recital TO be given the Tuesday
after Easter in the chapel of the
church. The supper will be served at
consisting of vocal and instrumental
numbers will be given. The members
of the class will issue invitations next
week.
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Mrs r. w Stimson was hostess for
evening at her home on East Main
It's History to Date" was given by
Mr., Robert Stimson.
Chronicles of the Tourist club was
the subject of the conversation led by
Miss Sarah Hill. One of the features
of the evening was a game devised by
Miss Hill. Questions were given out
and answered by certain letters in the
alphabet. This afforded much amuse-
ment as many of the answers were
very ridiculous while others were quite
witty.
The Fifteenth evening of the seas
on will be given over to the election
of officers and reports OF retiring of
fcers, after which an elaborate ban
quet will be served.
This meeting will be held Saturday,
April twenty-fifth at the home of MIR
and Mrs. Robert L, Kelly, POO Central
avenue.
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Mr.. ]. O. Barber was pleasantly sur
prised last evening at his home on
South Thirteenth street by a number
of his friends. The affair was in
honor of his birthday anniversary.
About thirty guests were present. The
hours were spent at games and mu-
sic. The dining room was artistiCally
decorated with spring flowers. \ two
course luncheon was served.
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\ surprise was given Miss Maudc
Buckingham and Miss Iva Conner last
evening by a number of their friends.
The party gathered al the home Of
Miss buckingham and from there went
10 the home of Miss Conner. 104 North
Nineteenth street, The hours were
spent at music and in 4 social man
ner. y luncheon was served. Those
present We're: Misses Bessie Lintner,
Zelda Thompson. Lillian Thompson