The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-13
SOCIAL NEWS
To

ment at the mission house on North
Fourteenth street, at seven thirty
O'Clock tomorrow evening. All are
cordially invited TO attend.
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Miss Gertrude LeFevre left this
morning for indianapolis. where she
will attend the seasons outing Of Mr.
Donleys choir of the First Presbyteri-
an church Of which she was a former
member.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Alag and Mrs.
Bond and family have gone 10 New
York and Boston for a visit of several
months.
and Mrs. Harry Smith of Springfield,
Ohio, for a few days.
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Miss Lucy Smyser of North Fiji
teenth street. has for her house guest
Miss Dorothy Burson of Logansoort.
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Mrs. Edgar Miller was pleasantly
surprised by the members of the II. S.
H. club at her home 31S North Eighth
street. The hours We're spent in So
cial conversation. Later in the aft
ernOon a two course luncheon was
served Those present were: Mes
danes George Sauer, Grant Border,
Harry Studt. Harry Mcbride. Upton
Dafler Bert Gordon, Ray SineX and Jo-
seph Meyers.
The recital given yesterday after
| noon at the Reid Memorial church by
Miss Laura CASTOR, for the members of
the Art association was an enjoyable
and largely attended affair. Miss Gas
ton opened the recital by rendering
Bach's Fuge on the organ. This is
indeed masterpiece and has been
rarely heard in this city.
The solo 20 Blessed SAVIOR" sung by
| Miss Myrick, accompanied by Miss
CASTOR, was one of the most beautiful
numbers
Mr.. Frank Braffett sang Eli
JAN most beautifully.
The ushers were Miss Alice Hill
Miss Flora Lyons. Miss Gertrude Le-
Fevre, Miss Nina Harris and Miss Mar
garet Sedgwick. Miss CASTOR is one
of the best musicians in this city and
recitals given. by her are always well
attended AM fully appreciated. Many
out of town guests were in attendance
at the recital. A party from Conners-
Vile. Cambridge City and Mr.. Under
I IHh go
ed
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Mrs. Richard Moore. Mrs. George
Mashmeyer, Miss Ruth Mashmeycr.
Mrs Lee Nusbaum, Miss Esther Bessel-
man, Mrs. Henry Hieger. Mrs. Albert
! Rost, Mrs. Richard Van Zant. Miss
! Catherine Tieman, Mrs. George Fox.
Mrs. Maude Eggemeyer. Mrs. Will
Seeker and Mrs. Frank Haner. All
members of the Dorcas society went to
Dayton yesterday to spend the dag
with Mrs. Jessie Fox-Barkcr The
morning hours were spent visiting at
/ the Soldiers Home. A luncheon was
given by the hostess. places being ar
ranged for the above mentioned and al
SO for a few Dayton people who are
friends of Mrs. Barker.
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a thlmble party was given yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. Ida Lemon at
her home, % South Seventeenth
/ street. The affair was complimentary
to Mrs. Irving Locke of East Lexing-
ton, Massachusetts. The hours were
spent at needlework. Light refresh
n@nts were served. Among the out
of-tOwn guests were: Mrs Mark Ends,
! ley of Lafayette, Mrs. Barcus of Ind
annapolis. The rooms were ARRANGED
/ in simple but very pretty manner
with summer blossoms.
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The "Gabblers" gave summer
dance last evening in the pavilion at
JacksOn's Park. Over fifty cOunIes
were in attendance. Several out-of
town guests who were here for COM
mencement attended the affair. Piano
and drums furnished the music. The
"Gabblers" club is composed of a
number of young women who hold
meetings. every two weeks. The mem
bers are Miss Bertha Carver. Miss
Rose Gennett. Miss Florence King.
Miss Mildred Gaar. Miss Fannie Jones.
Miss Martha Mcclellan, Miss Alton
Clapp, Miss Ruby Haner Miss Opal
Husson, Miss Mary Dickinson. Miss
Mary Gaar and Miss Agnes Twigg.
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The aid society of the Grace NJ. +.
church met Yesterday afternoon in