The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-20
SOCIAL NEWS
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roses. Among the guests was Miss
Clara Lynn of Pittsburg. Pa.
Miss Lura Harold is we'll known To-
cally. She is the niece OF Dr. Isaac s.
Harold Of North Tenth street and is
a frequent visitor in this city.
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Mrs. John Nicholson was hostess for
the bridge whist party which was Civ
en- last evening at the Country club
| house. The game was played at six
tables. Prizes were awarded to Miss
Jeanette Landwehr and Mr.. Edward
Hill. Punch was served during the
evening. and later dancing was en-
| joyed on the porch. This affair con
cluded the social functions which had
| been arranged for the past three
months by Mrs George Love and her
assistants. one Of the many charm
| ing affairs arranged for by the com
mittee was the Easter Cotillion which
was quite a pretentious and elaborate
| affair.
The Valentine party and the dane
| ing party given after Christmas was
arranged by Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd and
were quite enjoyable and successful
| affairs. These affairs diversified the
card parties and were quite an agree
| able change.
The next party will be June second
and will be the first affair of the new
quarter Of which Mrs Paul Comstocl
| is president.
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The German club of Earlham Col
| lege will hold its last meeting this
evening in the German room in the
Library building. This club had al
! most passed out of the college life I'M
til Professor Charles called atten-
ton to this fact in some of his more
advanced German classes. Efforts
were at once made to organize the
club. The officers for this year were:
President Pauline Saint, Byron Huff,
vice president, Jessie Beeler, secre-
tary, and Charles McClelland, treas
urer. The club from now on will be
permanent one at the college.
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The following social note of local in
| terest was received today:
Miss Stuart, of Toronto, Canada, a
| bride elect. entertained at dinner,
Monday. Places were arranged for
Mrs. Rich of Chicago, Mrs. 0. A. Girls
| Ter and Miss Ethel O'Bannon of Rich
mOnd, Indiana.
| Mr.. Miles Goodwin Of New Castle
was the guest of friends in this city
for a few days.
Miss Ethel Peterson left yesterday
for Button. Indiana where she will
visit with her aunt, Miss Ida Peter
son. She will also go 10 Bristol
Indiana, at which place she will be
the guest Of her cousin, DR.. Dutrow
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The Wednesday afternoon Thimble
club is being entertained this after
noon by Mrs. Walter Dalbey at her
home, S26 Main street,
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The Ivy club did not meet yester
day, but has decided to conclude the
club season. An evening meeting is
being arranged for by the members tc
be given for their husbands. The
| function will be in the nature of a
| banquet. The date has not been de
cided upon.
Mr.. John Clements and Mr.. Ear
Spangler, who accompanied the High
School track team to Anderson, Sat
urday, attended a picnic dance in the
evening given at the park pavilion by
several Anderson girls. Mrs. For
rest Hill was the chaperone for the
party.
The Literary society of st. An
drew's church met last evening in the
assembly room of st. Andrews school
Each member gave five minutes
talk on some current event or item O.
general interest The annual banquet
which will conclude the season for the
club, is being arranged for by a com
mittee. The date will be announced
later. Miss Irene Eogelman is the
president, Mr.. Harry Bowling, secre
tary, Miss Grothaus. treasurer, ant
the Rev, A. J. Cabbage acts as critic
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Professor and Mrs Collins are the
guests of Miss Ina Clawson of South
Eighth street.
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Mrs. Horace Kramer, assisted b,
Mrs. Harry Hodgin will entertain the
aid society of Grace NJ. f. church a
her home. 100 North Seventeenth
street, Friday afternoon from two