The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-31
WEEKS SOCIAL cANELOAR.

Mohody-MlSS MaDle BARBER Oh
South Thirteenth street will entertain;
Oriole club will meet in the afternoon
With Mrs. L. n. Cox.
Tuesday-Card party at Country
club house; Spring Grove Sewing cir
Gle will meet in the afternoon: Trifol-
lum Literary society will give its an
nual banquet in the evening at the
First English Lutheran church.
Wednesday-The Martha Washing
ton society will hold it's meeting in
The afternoon with Mrs. Lane. at her
home in New Lebanon, o.; Social af-
fairs will be given at Earlham college;
9ednesday Afternoon Card club will
beet
Thursday-Woman's Relief Corps
will meet at the hall in the afternoon
and reports from delegates who at
tended the Kokomo convention will be
read; The Helping Hand society will
meet in the afternoon: Priscilla Thin
BILE club will meet with Mrs. Herbert
Carman; Banner Social will meet in
the afternoon.
Friday-Pansy club will meet in the
afternoon.
saturday-The members and friends
OF the Keramic league will meet at
the Morrisson-Reeves library.
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Mrs. Henry Gennett will give lawn
party at her home on East Main
street, Wednesday evening.
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IA loto ho oil to ha oi1
by Miss Laura CASTOR for her pupils
has not been set. The programs will
be announced in the near future.
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Several Richmond people have re-
ceived invitations for the commence
ment exercises of the Western Re-
serve University. The gala week will
begin Wednesday. June third, and con-
Ainue until Monday, June fifteenth.
On Wednesday, June the tenth a
luncheon to the graduating class of
the college for women Will be given
By the advisory council at the Guilford
House.
A luncheon was given by Miss Fran
ces Marten at her home in Indianapo-
Ais in honor of Miss Ethel Smith,
whose marriage will take place next
week. One of the main features Of
the affair was a guessing contest after
which the luncheon was served. Sew
eral of the guests are we'll known To-
cally. They were Miss Lynn of Pitts
burg, Pa, with Mrs. George Lincoln
Chapman and Miss Ina Kelley of Can
ada, with Miss Smith. The other
guests were Mrs. Chapman, Mrs
Howard Venn, Mrs. George Douglass
Thornton. Miss BERTHE Billman, Miss
Mary Zener and Miss Lura Harold
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Miss Florence Schearer gave beau
tifurly appointed luncheon of fourteen
covers yesterday in honor of two June
brides. Miss Ethel Louise Collins, and
miss Edna Bertermann. The decora-
etions for the luncheon table were of
lmarguerites yelled in white tulle. For
lthe centerpiece there was a large
French basket Of marguerites. the
handle of which was tied with a huge
bow of white tulle. The favors were
miniature French baskets filled with
rice and tied with tulle. The place
cards were decorated with marguer-
ties. The guests were the Misses
Mary and Edith Baker, Miss Jessie
Stake, Miss Dixon or Cleveland, O.,
Miss Florence Tush, Miss Inez Foley,
Miss May Barr, Miss Mary Kelsey
Stone, Miss Mary Wood, Miss Elsa
Bertermann. Mrs. John Stuart Manley
Of Salt Lake City and Mrs. Adolph
Boioks Of Chicago.
Miss Foley Is we'll known here as
LShe,.has visited in this city several
times during the summer months.
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On Wednesday, June the third the
wedding Of Miss Leota Woolley of
Williamsburg and Mr.. Denver Cogge-
shall OF Fountain City, will take place
at the home Of the brides parents.
Both young people are well known To-
caily. Several from this city are ex-
perted to be ID attendance at the wed.
ding.
One of.the principal social events of
the week will be the card party which
twil1,be held at the Country club house
on Tuesday afternoon, June the Sec
rond. The affair will be for members
only. Mrs. Paul Comstock, assisted
by Miss Juliet Swayne, Mrs. Rudolph
Leeds and Mrs. James Morrison, is in
charge OF social events at the club
house during the months of June, July,
and August.
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Extensive preparations are being
made by the members of the local art
exhibit to be held next month begin.
ming Tuesday. june ninth. and contin.
uing over three weeks. The pictures
exhibited at~Muncie will be on display
here and artists from various locali-
ties will be in attendance. This is the
twelfth ANIMAL exhibit in this city
and the officers are endeavoring il
possible to make this the most sue.
csssfnl one ever given in Richmond
As usual II will be held at the Garfield
school. One Of the pleasing features
OF the exhibit will be- the annual mu-