The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-26

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on North Fourteenth street. The
hours are from three until six o'clock
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One strong reason why girls have
chatting dish parties is because of the
coquetish adornment French aprons
give. A mere handful of a thing is
pear shaped, with a suggestion Of
bib. Around the edges insertions are
designed, and these are edged with
ruffles of the same lace. The materi
al is sheer lawn and the price is 10
cents. 1t is very pretty for college
wear.
A social was given last evening by
the Christian Endeavor society of the
East Main Street Friends church at
the home of Miss Alice Newman, 81
North Sixteenth street. Social games
and various amusements were the fea-
lures of the evening.
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A dancing party was given last even
ing in the pavilion at Jackson's park
by Mr.. Fred Rossiter and Mr.. Charles
Buell.. fiano and drums furnished
the dance music. The party was cha
peroned by Miss Martha Boyd. A par
tial list of the dancers is: Misses Grace
Kelly, Irene Dennis, Pearl Atkinson,
Ruth Smythe, Iva Russell, Nellie Buell..
Edna Skinner and Blanch Bayer.
Messrs Charles Harris, Charles Buell.,
Fred Rossiter, Louis Duning, Raymond
Wickemeyer, Paul Hutchinson, Roy
Dennis, Paul Miller Roy Hafner and
Gustav Hafner.
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The Ladies Aid society of the Grace
M. E. church met yesterday afternoon
tiers and plans for the coming years
work were arranged for at this time
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| Mrs. Thomas Charles gave a charm
| ing card party at her home south OF
| the city. Point euchre was played al
| five tables. Prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Placke, Mr.. Jesse Meek Mrs
Dickey and Mr. Hockett. A delicious
luncheon was served by the hostess
later in the evening The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Meek, Mr. and
| Mrs. Frank Geers, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Placke, Mr.. and Mrs. William Uhte
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fulle. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Henry Dickey, Misses Mary
Tuecke, Ethel Unite, Ruth Dickey
Adeline Hockett; Messrs. Jesse Meek
| Julian Hockett, Horace Hockett EN-
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mond Tuecke.
| Miss Pauline Fine gave a dinner
party Thursday evening at the Coun
try club house for Miss Enniking O
Cincinnati. Miss Edna Johnson anc
Miss Magdalena Engelbert were
among the guests.
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| Miss Anna Saxton has gone to Gin
cinnati for few days visit. Will,
there she will be the guest of Mrs
G. S. Rodgers.
Friends of Miss Rose Hasecoster
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hase
coster, 234 South Twelfth street, will
be surprised to learn of her marriag,
| to Mr.. William Luby. The weddin,
was celebrated about week ago a
Newport, KY. Miss Hasecoster is wei
known locally.
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Mrs. J. F. Hornaday was hostess TO
a meeting of the Foreign Missionar,
society Of the First Presbyterian
church yesterday afternoon at he
home, 400 South Fifteenth street
Nearly all the members were in at
tendance. Mrs. A. Thompson presid
ed at the meeting. Mrs. J. M. Wamp
Ter acted as secretary in the absenc,
OF Mrs. Harry Mather. The devotion
al exercises were led by Mrs J. L
Adams A short business session wa
held preceding the regular program
| IL was decided to send the annual bo,
TO mission school in West Virginia
the box to be sent sometime nea
Thanksgiving. The program for tn,
afternoon consisted of an interest;n;
talk by Miss Colburn upon Method
or Transportation in Mission Lands
Mrs. John Sherman and Mrs. D. W
Stevenson also gave short talks. TIL,
society will meet again the last Frida,
in October.