The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-22

ham will probably be reelected great
keeper of records for the fourth time
During the session reports Will be
made showing a succe ssful year 1t
is expected that between six and eight
hundred will attend the meetings. For
those who arrived early, a rece ption
at the Grand Hotel.
The members of the Home Econo-
mic Study club met yesterday with
the Mothers league of Whitewater
school instead of meeting with Miss
Bertha Fihe as was the original PLAN
The Home Economic club is a branch
of the Domestic Science association.
Dr. j. A. Rondthaler delivered the
address before the two organizations
yesterday afternoon. He took for his
subject 1.-The Modern House." DR..
Rondthaler spoke from a scientific
architectural and social standpoint.
The Mothers league is much interest
ed in the work of the Domestic Sci
ence association and hopes, with the
com bined efforts of both societies. to
organize a cooking department in the
various public school buildings. 1t is
very probable that several members
| of the Mothers league will join the
Domestic Science association. The
| regular weekly session will be held
| next Wednesday afternoon with Miss
Mariana Stubs. The subject for
discussion at this time will be ''The
| Construction of the House"
| l. Of hn
Domestic Science association, has
been appointed delegate to the meet
| ing of the Federation of clubs. which
will be held at Indianapolis next week
in the Claypool hotel. Any of the
members are invited to attend.
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A social afternoon was enjoyed yes
terday by the circles of the Woman
Home Missionary society Of the First
M. z. church. The hostess for the af-
fair was Mrs. c. A. Pierson, the guests
being entertained at her home on South
Eighteenth street. The hours were
spent in a social manner. A short
musical program was feature of the
occasion. Mrs. Pierson was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. Edward Marlatt
Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. c. w. Isen-
berger. About twenty-five guests were
entertained. Luncheon was served
later in the afternoon. Mrs. Franz
Bell will be hostess for a meeting o.
the society, Wednesday afternoon, Oct
%, at her home, II North Twentieth
. street
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The Ladies' Aid society of the Grac,
, M. E. church will meet tomorrow aft
ernoon in the church parlors. The SEES
: sion will be called promptly at 2:3'
o'clock. The hours will be devoted t,
quilting. All members are urged to b.
: present.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Dougan, VIII
were married yesterday morning at
O'Clock, left yesterday for a two-weeks
l. trip to the lakes. Upon their return
they will be at home to their man
friends at 321 South Thirteenth street
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A girl who doesn't spend half he
, playtime in matching jig-saw puzzle
this autumn is certainly out of touc
. with the times. There are few fash
;, ions in games which have taken sue
: a grip upon the public.
Bridge is the only rival of the jig
saw puzzles. and it has lost it's plac
daily since the new game came in.
:, You all know about it, of course?
is an elaboration of the old-fashione
, puzzle blocks of childhood days. Th
matching of them is as hard to tn
;, grown-up girl as the simple littl
g blocks were to her baby intellect.
>. Instead Of being cut in squares an
easy angles they are cut out by a jis
: saw into tiny pieces that take on ever
. curve known to geometry.
There are from one to 300 pieces
wood in one puzzle, and these must b
!, perfectly matched to complete one pic
ure.
- Everywhere you go, to dinner, fl
~ an afternoon in the country, to hote
', on a steamer, it matters not where.
= you don't play puzzles you are benin
- the times and you are quickly counte
=. out.
- 1t makes little difference how we
you may talk or sing, play the piano {
dance. You are not wanted for tho.
y amusements. The rest of the world
IT matching blocks, and you must eth,
30 do it or sit alone.
Is - y =
'r A house-warming was given recent
lie for Mrs. George Sauer by the membe
r. of the H. S. club.
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