The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-03

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the week are the card companies to be
given by the Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution. In the Westcott hotel.
on Friday, May seventh. at two thirty
O'Clock and in the evening at eight
o'clock. Bridge will be the feature
OF both occasions. Although in the
evening six handed euchre will also be
played. In the evening the gentle.
men are hidden to the affair. Tickets
will be twenty-five cents and may be
obtained from members OF the chap
ter. Mrs. w. w. Gaar is regent of the
Richmond chapter Of the Daughters of
the American Revolution.
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Miss Ida Ward and Miss Edna Kee-
yer have left for two months visit In
the Southland. They will stop first
in Hartman, Tenn, for a visit and
from there go to Petrol, Chattanooga.
and Knoxville. They will probably
return about the first OF July.
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Mr.. O. w. Schultz was the guest of
his mother at College Corner over
Sunday.
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Mrs. Howard A. Dill has returned
after spending few weeks with her
parents, Judge and Mrs. Lewis Walk
err Of indianapolis.
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Mr.. o. w. Schultz attended the fu-
neral OF J. N. McMahan, south of Lib
erty, Saturday.
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Miss Reba Stutson, Miss Margaret
Starr and Miss Edith Tallant have re-
turned from indianapolis, where they
were in attendance at the Vassar club
luncheon given by Mrs. Meredith Mich
olson.
Mrs. Charles 1gelman will give par
ty Wednesday afternoon at her home.
427 South Fourth street. This will
probably be one Of the prettiest social
events Of the weeks schedule.
New York, Nay s.-aFor He's a Jol-
~ Good Fellow. will be sung with e
vim and for the last time this season
by the Indiana Society OF New York,
on the evening OF May 4.
This occasion will be the last infor-
NAL dinner of the clubs season. 1t
will be given at the Hotel Cumber-
land. on Fifty-fifth. street. where all
the monthly dinners are held, much
to the enjoyment of the hotel guests,
who line up in the lobby to watch tho
jolly HOosicrs dine and hear the after
dinner speeches.
There have been some splendid
speeches. as you can imagine. knowing
Hoosier talent. After the dinner the
annual election will be held.
There will also be the discussion of
few innovations. One innovation
which will interest mothers, sisters,
wives. daughters and all Hoosier wo-
men folk is the probable holding OF
one or two meetings during the win.
ter to which women will be invited.
we hear that the Daughters OF Indi-
ana and other women have been crit
tising us for not letting them come 10
our dinners said member. "Of
course that's not the way to make LIS
feel friendly. but we do intend to ask
the Indiana Society members to con-
slider having one or two dinners and
inviting tine women
Let ms hope the club members will
decide .for u.s. and the white dove vi
peace will COO over united colony Of
Huosiers in New York.
Another innovation is to be the pub
LEGATION, during May of a booklet
which will doubtless find its way far
and near, and will give short history
OF the club and few Of the short ad-
dresses that have been considered eA-
ira good. Meredith Nicholson's is to
go in. and, of course one by William
Bayard Hale and some others. The
book will contain the names. telephone
numbers. residences. in addition to
naming their birthplaces in Indiana.
You can see what splendid thing
this book IL going to be. Right here
in New York 1t will help Hoosiers do
business with each other. II you
come to New York you will have no
difficulty In locating members OF the
Indiana society, and in patronixing