The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-25
THINGS YOU WON'T REGRET.


Believing in mankind.
For hearing before you judge.
For being candid.
For thinking before speaking.
For disregarding gossip.
For owning yourself in the wrong.
For bridling your tongue.
For forgiving your enemy.
Homo Chat.
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The Ticknor club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. John B. Dougan,
of North Tenth street. Mrs. d. W.
Dennis read a paper and Mrs. Harry
Mather also gave a reading. Mrs.
Grosvenor read an original story. Sew
eral musical numbers were given by
Mrs. Edwin Rupe. Mrs. Dougan
played several beautiful numbers on
the Victrola. The next meeting will
be Monday with Mrs. Harry Mather
Of North Twelfth street. Mrs. Pogue
of Chicago, and Mrs. Graham were
guests of the club.
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Fight away the thoughts of depres-
sion. Ask for light. Go to sleep with
the prayer for light on your lips. Ev-
erything may change for the better
tomorrow. Keep hoping and trying
and praying.
There is a place for you in this
world. You are needed here, or you
omnipotent power. Go ahead and find
your place. You can.
Undue yourself with the thought
that whatever you want must come
to you.
Desire is a magnet. Persistent be-
lief in the goodness of God and in
your own close relation to Him will
make your thoughts magnets.
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The Riley entertainment will be
given by the ST. Paul's Guild, March
third, at the Parish House. Fritz
Krull will give Riley songs.
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Mrs. Miriam Henley of South Six
teenth street, has for her house guest
MT. Robert Henley. Mrs. Henley en-
tertained in his honor, Saturday even
ing and also Monday afternoon. Yes
terday afternoon the house was dec
Grated appropriate to Washington,
flags, bunting, and red carnations be-
ing used About twenty guests were
received Monday afternoon. One OF
the features of the afternoon was
"smelling'' contest. A dainty two
course luncheon was served.
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There is nothing heater than a gray
costume, but It really demands, in
winter, an additional color to give the
desired effect. A woman who can
wear dark purple will have rich
looking costume if she has a gown of
gray and a very dark purple hat. 1t
IL not necessary to wear purple gloves
or have the gown trimmed with the
rich color, but the hat will lend
enough tone to make all look becom-
ing and stylish. The hat should be
Of a sordid color, without touch OF
gray.
The public-dinner hat, which goes
with the promenade suit, may be
senarate hat to wear with various cos
TUNES. but it is anything but the con-
ventional little affair, for the hat is
large and trimmed with heavy fronded
plumes. A gray hat, with black
plumes. is a good style, which most
women can wear to splendid advan-
tage.
The Criterion literary society met
Yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Charles
Ford of North Twenty-frst street. 1t
was guest day for the club and Wash
tngtons Birthday was also observed.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with flags, and pictures illustrating
washington's life were also hung In
the reception rooms. The following
program was given:
Song, America" by the club.
Roll Call Quotations concerning
Washington.
Piano Solo-Patriotic Medley, Mrs.
Plummer.
Paper washington Mrs. Craw-
ford.
Duet-Piano and Cornet, Mrs. Plum
mer and Mrs. Groce.
Reading-"Last Days Of Washing
ton Mrs. Duvall.
Piano solo-Mrs. Plummer
Reading-"How Mount Vernon Was
Saved" Mrs. Hasty.
Dnet-Cornet and Piano Mrs.
Plummer and Mrs. Groce.
The following guests were present.
Mesdames A. r. McMinn, Robert Dun
naway, NJ. X. Henley, D. X. Miketeli'
Frank Plummer, Wilfred Jessup, Hill
bert Toler, Leona Kepler, A dainty
luncheon was served. Flags we're CIV
On as favors. The club will meet In
two weeks with Mrs. W. Q. Wlssler'
Of North Twentieth street.
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When milady throws her theater or
opera coat over her chair and settles
herself for the afternoons or even
ing's enjoyment she is sure to disclose
a bodice that is marvel OF handlwork
in either braid, embroidery or lace.
From the long-used round yoke, with
its shorter little yoke of contrasting
lace at the top, there is an evident re-
version to the old vest effect, with Its