The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-22
SOCIAL NEWS
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West Richmond, where Mrs. Shoe
maker and Mrs. Scott are visiting.
Bridge whist was played at three
ables. Red and pink carnations were
lsed in decorating the rooms Prizes
were captured by Mrs. Ogborn, Mrs.
Burbank and Mrs. John LontZ. Mrs.
W. L. Boyd was presented with the
guest prize. After the game luncheon
in five courses was served. The guests
we're: Mrs. w. L. Boyd. Mrs. D. w.
Comstock. Mrs. John LontZ, Mrs. A. G.
Oghorn, Miss Martha Boyd, Mrs. Caro-
line Kibbey, Miss Bessie Boyd, Mrs. E.
B. Grosvenor, and Elma G. Van Heu-
sen.
The Young Peoples missionary So
ciety met last evening with Mrs. r. ].
Wade in the parsonage on South Four
teenth street. The meeting was a
most successful one. thirty-five mem
bers being present. Mr.. Raymond
Wehrley gave a talk ON THE Treas
ury" He told in part of the various
ways and means of giving. Mr.. Leroy
Lacey sang beautiful solo. Miss
Helen Sparks gave several instrument
! tai numbers followed by a solo rend-
cred by Miss Edna Marlatt. After the
program a business session was held
at which time committees were APP
pointed. The members Of the program
committee are: Mr.. Elliott, Miss Ma
BILE Barber, Miss Maude Buckingham
and Mr.. Fred Stafford. Members of
the entertainment committee are Mr..
Raymond Wehrley Miss Ballinger, Mr..
Elliott, Miss Bessie Inter, and Miss
frankie Kamack. The society is max
ing arrangements for a recital to be
given some time in the near future.
Miss Bessie Lintner was appointed
delegate to the annual meeting Of the
Home Missionary society which will be
held at Peru, November tenth, elev
enth and twelfth. A social hour fol
lowed this session during which time
luncheon was served by the hostess
The society usually meets the last
Tuesday evening in each month.
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A surprise party was given recently
for Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hunt at theil
home near Bethel. The affair was also
in the nature of a farewell party, a:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt will leave soon fol
their future home in Portland. The
time was spent in a social manner
Games and music furnished the amuse
ment. An elaborate dinner in severa
courses was served. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
ton Morrow, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry HUFF
Mr.. and Mrs. John McEldowny, Mrs
Anna Bennett, Mrs. Eliza Kerlin, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Rhodes and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Welsh and family
Misses Mantle Morrow. Mary an,
, Nellie McEldowney, Nora Kerlin
Messrs. Carl and Rudolph HUFF, an
Harry McEldowney. ...
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: The members of the North -Four
t teenth Street Mission will have its reg
ular fathers and mothers meetin
: Friday evening, Oct. %. All intereste
4 in the organization are invited to al
. tend.
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Mrs. J. A. Rondthaler and Mrs. Ben
ton Addington will go to Cincinna
tomorrow for a few days visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gaffney an
children of Youngstown, o., who hav
been spending few days with NJ
Theodore Monger, of Cambridge Cit.
have come to Richmond for a shol
stay They will probably visit in Cer
terville before returning to their hon
in Youngstown.
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The picture of Mrs. Ida Roser, g
South Tenth street appeared in tn
mornings Indianapolis Star. Mr.
Roser is an active member of tt
Great Conucil of Indiana of the Degre
of Pocahontas, an auxiliary to Il
Red Men, which opened its fifteen
annual session this morning in IL
Masonic Hall, Washington street al
# Capital avenue. Officers were nomi
r ated at the morning meeting. viii
!. the election is being held this afte
! noon. There are eleven candidates f