The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-14
SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR WEEK

SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR WEEK
Monday Mrs. Leonard T. Lemon
will be hostess for a meeting of the
Ticknor club in the afternoon.
The Magazine club meets with Mrs.
Erie Reynolds at her home on East
Main street.
Tuesday-The Central aid society Of
the First Christian church will meet
In the afternoon.
Tuesday Cotillion class meets.
WEDNESDAY-The Home Econom-
&c Study club will meet.
st. Patricks day will be observed
by the Ancient Order Of Hibernians.
A dance will be given in the evening
by Mr.. Earl Cotton and Mr.. Edward
Scott In the Odd Fellows hall.
Thursday-The Star Thimble club
will meet with Mrs. Carl Ferris.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
meet with Mrs. d. F. Scherb. The
Ticknor club will meet In the evening.
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One OF the principal events in Rich
mond society during Easter week will
be the subscription dance given Mon
day evening, March twelfth, in the
Pythian temple by Mr.. George r. Dilks
and. Mr.. 8. w. Corwin. The dance
which is usually given at this time
of the season by the. Country club
will not be given this year.
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Pres. and Mrs. Robert l.. Kelley en-
tertained the Freshman class of Earl
ham College at their home adjoining
the college campus yesterday after
noon. The hours were from three to
four and four to FIVE O'Clock. One
hundred and fifty young people were
received during the afternoon. Miss
Hancock OF the senior class and Miss
Agnes Kelley assisted in the serving
Of refreshments. The reception was
the third Of series which Pres. and
Mrs. Kelley have been giving to the
different classes.
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:. Several delightful social events
we're features Of the past weeks cal
endar.
. Professor and Mrs. c. w. Knouff
were host and hostess for whist par
ty last evening at their home on
North Eleventh street. The affair
was in honor Of Miss Adelaide Baylor
of Wabash, Ind. The house was at
tractively decorated with carnations
and ferns. At the conclusion OF the
game luncheon in several courses
was served The invited guests in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Lamar. Miss Ell
ma Nolte. Miss Bertha Hawkins, Mr..
Waldrip. Mr.. F. l.. Terrence. Miss
Stahl. Mr. Thompson, Miss Curtis,
Miss Alice Locke. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Earhart, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hamilton.
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A delightful st. Patrick's party
was given last evening at Earlham
college by the students. The
rooms In Earlham hall were very
attractively embellished with green
draperies. flowers and ferns. The
0sCNttlS UCliS WCIC SuAOCu
with red. A large number of young
people were in attendance. A pro-
gram a. follows was carried out:
Irish Ball.
Grand March.
The shamrocks with an Irish Gig.
O'Flannagan's Party.
Molly's Choice.
I've Got Mine.
Barn Dance.
Two-Step.
Il was Irish. too.
Refreshments. Eaten o. The Green.
Home Sweet Home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaw surprised
their many friends by announcing
their marriage which was celebrated
about two weeks ago at Newport, Ky.
Mrs. Shaw was formerly Miss Emma
Drifmeyer. They will reside at the
home Of Mr.. william Drifmeyer, 119
South Third street for time
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Mr.. Harold Van Orman Of Evans
vile. Ind, ID the guest Of Mr. Henry
Bulla Of South Ninth street. Mr.. Van
OrmAn was former resident OF this
city. His father was at one time pro
prietor Of the Westcott hotel.
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Mrs. Richard Study and Mrs
Joseph Hill entertained with an in
formal tea Tuesday afternoon of tne
past week In honor OF Mrs. Willard
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