The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-02
CLUB NOTES


for the annual reception of the Ath-
enaea Literary society last evening at
her home 112O East Main street.
About one hundred guests were re-
ceived during the evening. In the re-
ception rooms Richmond roses, holly
and ferns were used in decoratilg.
The other apartments were embellfsh-
ed with bells and cedar: red Christ
mas candles being the most attractive
feature OF the various rooms. Pink
carnations were also used to some ex
tent Professor Henry Ramp. harpist.
played number of pretty airs during
the receiving hours. In the receiving
line we're Miss Anna Horn, Mrs.
Joseph Kinsey, Mrs. Edward Menden-
hall. Miss Alma Lohr, Mrs. Alexander
Reid, Miss Halcey Harold, Miss Eliza
Hoover, Mrs. Mark Wilson. Mrs. New
lin, Mrs. Turner Hadley. Mrs. George
Ballenger and Mrs. Miriam McDivitt.
Miss Marguerite Doan. Miss Ruth
Wood. Miss Louise Norman and Miss
Eunice Simmons assisted in the din
ing room. AT the door were Miss JOS
ephine Wilsda and Miss Ruth Edger-
ton.
This was one. of the most delightful
affairs the society has ever held.
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The Neighbors Euchre club met
Thursday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Placke on the Arlington pike.
Dinner in several courses was served
to the guests at six o'clock. The ia
BILE was beautifully decorated with
Christmas bells and ferns. An attrac-
tive feature of the occasion was the
Christmas tree which was artistically
embellished with novelties appropri-
ate to the "Yule Tide" After dinner
the game was played at several tables.
Prizes We're captured by Mrs. William
White. Mrs. Levi Myers. Mrs. George
Tuecke and Mr.. William White. The
club will meet in two weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Myers.
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The ladies' of the G. A. r. met with
Mrs Frank Howe Thursday afternoon.
| The time was spent at needlework and
served. Those present We're Mrs. Mary
Peer, Mrs. NJ. A. Bailey. Mrs. E. s.
Eadler. Mrs Mary Young, Mrs. Agnes
| Northrup, Mrs. Mary Modem. Mrs.
| Frank Graham, Mrs. Mary Majors and
Mrs. Walter, Voss. The ladies will
meet in two weeks with Mrs. Mary
| Modlin.
| The Ivy club will meet \. ednesday
afternoon, January 6, with Mrs. Henry
Sheppard, 52S North Twentieth street
All members are invited to be present
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The Aftermath society meets Tues
day afternoon of next week.
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The cantata given last evening by
the Sunday school of the Reid Nom
orial church was most successful at
fair. All the parts were we'll taken
Santa Claus in Japan" was the name
of the little playlet. Miss Genevieve
Newlin who presided at the piano
gave some very pretty selections
Dainty little Japanese parasols were
given as favors. .,
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| The Adult Bible class of the North
Fourteenth Street Mission church gave
watch party" at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. w. S. Henderson, SIG NORTH
| Twelfth street, Thursday evening. Al
a late hour luncheon was served. Ir
| the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Daily
MIR. and Mrs. Virgins and son: Mr.
and Mrs. Harter and son; Mr.. and Mrs
Darling, Mr.. and Mrs. Abtkjng, Mr.
| and Mrs. Burgs. Mr.. and Mrs. Carr an(
daughter; Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, MIR
Thomas and daughter. Mr.. Preston
Carr, Mrs Conner. Mr. Russell Ceilel
and Mr.. Albert Harter.