The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-10


league is making preparations for a
summer exhibit to be given in the
Starr piano display rooms.
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The Missionary society of the
Whitewater quarterly meeting will
hold a session with Mrs. Robert l..
Kelly, 100 Central avenue. Wednesday
afternoon, March eleventh, at two
O'Clock All members are urged 10
attend.
There will be d rehearsal for the
midget wedding at the Christian
church, corner Tenth and South y
streets, Thursday afternoon at three
thirty O'Clock.
The South Thirteenth Street Sewing
circle is meeting this afternoon with
Mrs, Mark O'Hara. $50 South Thir-
teenth street. There are five guests
present. MOsic and needleworlz are
the features of the afternoon. A
luncheon will be served at six o'clock.
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The musical which will be given TO-
morrow night by the mems club of the
Second Presbyterian church promises
TO be quite a successful event.
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Miss Francisco of Earlham College,
will give Il recital Saturday, March
tWenty-first. The program will be an
nounced next week. Several vocal
numbers will be given.
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The men of the First English Luth-
eran church will have a banquet to-
church dining rooms.
Beautiful decorating has been done
for the affair. All are invited. \
splendid program of speeches and
music will follow the banquet.
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The Trifolium Literary society held
its March meeting last night at the
first English Lutheran church. The
Rhine and It's Legends was given by
Miss Alice Nolte in a most charming
manner. She told in part, of the
myths and superstitions which sur
round the river Rhine and of the leg
! ends which have been handed down
from one German generation to the
other.
Nuremberg and the Black Forest"
was the subject chosen by Miss Eliza
beth Kruger. She gave a very inter
esting description. Miss Mary Ross
gave paper on Castles Of Germany"
| She described the beautiful castles of
, Germany, the ruins OF which are found
by the traveller of today. The next
meeting will be April sixth at the
church.
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Mrs. c. w. Merrill of East Main
street. will entertain the Thursday
| Evening Euchre club this week
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The Whist party at the Country club
house will be given tomorrow evening
instead of tonight as is scheduled on
the country club calendar.
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The Spring Grove Sewing Circle is
meeting this afternoon with Mrs. Geo.
D1lkS, Sr., or Spring Grove.
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The hostess for the Criterion liter
AIRY society, which met yesterday after
noon, was Mrs. w. o. Wissler of North
Twentieth street. Roll call was re-
sponded to with quotations from Emer-
son. Several women gave five min
ute talks, among them being Mrs
I III, H.,
"Quakers." The Effect Of America
on Europe was given by Mrs. Jessup;
! Mrs. w. O. Wissler talked on the In
fluence of Indi;--> on the Early Histo-
ry of the United States;' Mrs. Ford
gave a short review of the Boston Tea
Party, which was followed by talk on
salem Witchcraft,' by Mrs. Foster.
Mrs. Shera also spoke.
| A selected reading was the next
number on the program and this was
read by the hostess. The meeting
was one of the most interesting in the
history of the club. The society will
meet in two weeks with Mrs. John
Woodhurst, Is North Twelfth street
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The Ladies Musical Study club meets
! tomorrow in the Starr piano parlors.
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+ There will be a social at the North
A Street Friends church tomorrow
evening. AT six-thirty o'clock a ban
quet will be given.
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| Friday March Thirteenth. the Ath-
enaea Literary society will have a mn
steal afternoon. Jean Mills and Grace
| Hadley are in charge of the program,
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