The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-28
SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR WEEK


Monday-Mrs. Samuel Gaar will en-
terrain the members of the Magazine
club at her home on North Thirteenth
street.
The members Of the Ticknor club
will be entertained with luncheon at
the home OF Mrs. Kibbey on South
Eleventh street.
Miss Edna Bayer will entertain
with card party In the afternoon in
honor Of Miss Roberta Carver of Az
ondale, Cincinnati.
Tuesday-A card party will be CIV
On by the Lady Macabees.
The Tuesday evening cotillion class
win meet.
Wednesday-An open meeting Of
tho Domestic Science association will
be held in the Westcott hotel parlors.
Thursday-The Teddy Bear Euchre
dub will meet.
A meeting Of the Woman's Relief
Corps will be held in the G. A. r.
hall.
The Helen Taft Sewing circle
meets.
Friday-The Crescent club will
meet with Mrs. Charles Peele Of
North Fifth street.
Mrs. Allen will be hostess for the
guest meeting" of thimble club of
which she Is member, at her home
On East Main street.
Tho Tourist club will meet in the
DveuinE.
The annual faculty reception held
last evening at Earlham college was
= very successful event. The func-
tion was given on the second floor
% the library building. In the north
soom Aaes and bunting with flowers
wsro ussd in decorating. The lignts
were shaded with red shades. The
south room was especially attractive
with Nc Embellishments Of the Earl
ham colors. yellow and cream. The
lights were also shaded in this apart
ment with cream shades. An orches-
tn furnisAed tho music. In the re.
csiving line were members Of the
faculty with their wives, numbering
about forty-ffve. During the evening
punch was served.
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Several pretty parties were given
during the past week by hostesses.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Omar Hol-
linssworth entertained with charm
Ing whist company In honor Of Mrs.
Jean Wilke and daughter Miss Mar
8nerlte Of New York. There were
guests for ten tables. The house was
beautifully decorated with flowers. 4
"Wednesday and Thursday after
1eoa's Mrs. Charles Holton was hos
eess for thimble parties at her home
On North Thirteenth street. There
were thirty guests invited for each
party. Several other very pleasant
social affairs were given BY various
hostesses.
Miss Roberta Carver or Avondale
Cincinnati, 10 the house guest of Miss
Edna Bayer Of South Eighth street
for q few days.
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Very few social events have been
arranged for this week. It. is very
probable that number OF entertain
ers will observe the Lentan season.
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The women OF this city will be In
forested in the lectures which are te
~ given in this city by Mrs. Burton
Smith Of Atlanta, Georgia. The first
lecture on architecture will be deliv
cred on Tuesday. March 9. The las,
OF the series to be given on the thir
teenth. Mrs. Smith comes highl,
recommended and no doubt vii
please those who are privileged t.
hear her. She is being brought here
under the auspices Of the Domesti,
Scince association. OF which Mrs
Frank Land ID president. Mrs. Smith,
lectures have aroused q great dea
OF interest and enthusiasm. He,
treatment OF the subject Of HON,
Economics Is marked by grea
breadth and sympathy. and Is deliv
cred IN a style luminous and force
ful. Her delightful personality is In
FUSED throughout the lectures. Thi.
Win be no doubt rare opportunit,
to hear five of the best lectures eve,
delivered to women in this city.
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Mrs. Edward Holder OF this cit,
was member Of a house party giver
during the past week by Miss Alic,
Thomas Of indianapolis. Among tn,
deliGhtful social affairs given for tn,
house guests was theater company
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Mrs. ]. r. Weist and Mrs. Kamin
ski will leave this week for Pain
Beach. Florida for visit OF severa
weeks.
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Several beautiful Washington par