The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-06

A musicsl tea was given this after
noon BY Miss Lura Colvin at her home
132 South Thirteenth street. for her
house guests, Miss Mary Martx. Miss
Marie Allread, MISS Bessie Tobias,
Miss. Mary Fitzgerald. Miss Helen Gas
kell and Miss Mabel Craig. OF Green
willie. Ohio, Mis- Edith 10y of Dayton,
Ohio and Miss Mary Leedom of st.
Paris. Ohio The house was attract-
tvely decorated with flowers and
ferns. The color scheme, pink and
white, was carried out In the luncheon
which was served the guests after the
informal music program had
been given. Carnations were
given the guests as favors. Those
from town were: Miss Pearl Moss.
Miss Alma Lohr. Miss Coral Weegh-
man, Mn. Karl Meyer. Miss Elizabeth
Hasemeier, Miss Donna Parke, Misses
Mable and Stella Barber. Miss Ethel
Lockwood, Miss Ruby Clark. Miss Ida
Jones. Miss Edna Jones, Miss Dorothy
Rush and Miss Marguerite Rush. This
evening Miss Colvin will give dinner
party for her guests. !.
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MisD Furnas and Miss Calvert OF
Earlham college, have Is their week
end guests, Miss Bishop OF Indianapo-
liz. Miss Mellette Of New Castle. Miss
Hollowell OF Pendleton and Miss Jones
OF Greensboro. This morning skat-
1nS party was given at the coliseum IN
their honor. The hostesseb received
lthis afternoon for their guests.
Mrs. n A. Dickinson entertained In
fcsmally yesterday afternoon at her
home. 19O North Seventh street. The
eueetsNincluded members Of the aid-so-
lclcty Of the Grace M. e. church. The
lafternoon vas spent with music and
,eocial conversation. Miss Mary Dick
Ilnson exSe several pretty instrumental
and vocal numbers. A luncheon was
Nosved.
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Nra Buffkin OF North Eleventh
street, has been the guest Of her son,
Nj. Roy Buffkin It Chicago. tor few
days.
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A banquet will be held Tuesday ev.
ening ct the First English Lutheran
church, for those who participated In
.Aunt Humans Quilting Party
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Miss Retha Ross OF Johannesburg.
Ohio, 30 he guest Of her aunt, Mrs. w.
A. Morgan. for : few days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank III. Menke enter
tsined with q dinner company ct their
home. 224 South West Third street. In
the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Wofe.
m. Ladies Aid Society Of Grace NJ.
y. church will have an all day meet
ind Friday Of next week In the church
parlors.-
The J. r. Thimble club met yester-
~ afternoon with Mrs. Louis Frau
man ct her home on Kinsey street.
Nosdlewc3k was = feature of the IT
t1enoon. A luncheon was served.
Miss Cora FraumAn and Mrs. Walter
snavelOy were guests Of the club. In
two woeks Z meeting will be held ut
the home Of Mrs. George Hornipg on
KlnSey street.
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'.Aunk Hannsh's Quilting Party"
s1veo last evening 1T the First Eng
fish Lutheran church by Mrs. Lee
leushaum's Sunday school class assist
"a " several Of the young men Of the
Sunday school made = decided hit.
There wore some three or four hun
drod people In attendance who laugh
ed % hard ct Aunt Becky Todd the
dsaf woman. vhich was portrayed in
. mast excellent manner by Miss Ada
Ebenhack. Edna Bayer as Aunt Han
nah made = decisive hit and carried
her part with exceptional ability and
was easily one OF the stars of the
evsning: Kstury Ann as the daughter
Of Aunt Hannah Was taken by Miss
Pearl Cisco In most creditable man