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

Mrs. Eben Louck and Mrs. R. F.
Taylor entertained with q charming
thimble party this afternoon at the
pretty home Of Mrs. Louck on East
Main street. The decorating scheme
was especially attractive. In the den.
red carnations and ferns were used
profusely in embellishing this pretty
apartment The parlors and living
rooms were arranged with pink roses
and ferns. Sixty guests were hidden
to participate in the enjoyable event.
The afternoon was devoted to needle
work. A very pretty musical program
consisting of instrumental numbers
was given. A luncheon in several
courses was served.
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The cuietude which has fallen on
society just now is neither surprising
nor uncommon. Indeed. 1t is not nee
essary for the season Of Lent to ar
rive to have similar period Of little
doing" fall on the social ranks. for
any season of the year may be sub
ject to just such an attack. It Is mere
~ q rebound from weeks or days Of
uncommon activity. And II society as
a whole did not have resting times
the individual who devotes herself to
pleasure would be compelled to make
one for herself. Both nerves and body
give out quicker with a daily and
| weekly devotion to enjoyment than
they Will to a far longer period Of
work.
Miss Regina Reguarth and Miss
Nora Reguarth of 'Greenville. Ohio.
who have been the guests Of Miss
Bertha Kemper of South Fourth street
have returned home.
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Miss Jessie Mann and Mr.. Leroy
Lacey are arranging for q recital to
be given at Fountain City sometime
/ soon.
Miss Mary Campbell Of East Main
street who has been visiting Mrs. Ed
ward Smith, 1441 Harrison Avenue.
Cincinnati. Oaio. will return to her
home the latter part Of the week. &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and
daughter. Miss Campbell has been
honor guest at number Of social At
fairs during her stay in Cincinnati.
Recently she attended q dinner COM
pany. Places were arranged at the
scheme pink and green was carried
out In all the appointments. A whist
party was also given in her honor by
Mrs. Smith. Favors we're awarded to
Miss Campbell and Miss Bussieck.
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/ Congressman-elect w. O. Barnard
and Thomas B. Milliken OF New Cas-
tie have gone to Washington. d. C.
Mr.. Barnard was accompanied by his
son Ralph w. Barnard. who will be
his secretary. Mrs. Barnard will re-
main in Indiana during the special
session OF congress, but will join her
/ husband next December
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4 Aunt Hsnnah's Quilting Party" 10
the name OF the play which will be
given Friday evening. March fifth in
Lutheran church by the members of
Mrs. Lee Nushaum's Sunday school
class. The public is invited.
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Miss Josephine Gates and Miss
Juliet Swayne who have been spend.
ing q few days in Indianapolis return.
ed home this afternoon.
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Mr.. william Flatley and family OF
near Silverpoint entertained their
neighbors recently to an oyster stew.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Fudge. Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgle Fulton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther King. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
King. Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Roosa, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Richardson, Masses
Helen Hunt, Sophia Richardson. Mr..
Ferrie King, Mr.. Harold Roosa, Mrs.
Francis and Russell Richardson. Paul,
Floyd and Harry Hunt and Horatio
King.
II Miss Rose Martin delightfully."- en-.
tertained q company Of friends ct her
home on West Main street last even
ing in honor Of Miss Katherine Lamb
Of Richmond, house guest Of the
Misses Bernice and Minnie Davis.
Music was the feature of the evening
"a dainty luncheon was seryed.-Mun.
Gle Star.
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Il An indoor picnic vas given last ev.
ening by the members Of the Ford
family at the home of A. J. Ford
North Eighteenth street in honor OF
Mrs. ". D. Richardson. Of Rosedale
Kansas. She has been in the city for
several weeks having been called here
by the illness Of her mother Mrs
Richardson VIII leave soon for Eldon
Mo-. where she will visit Mr.. and Mrs
C. NJ. Ford before returning home.
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II Mrs Orville Brown and daughter
Miss Ruth Brown Of Davenport, Iowa
are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Luns
ford, South Twentieth street
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II Mrs. T. ]. Ferguson is a guest oil
relatives a1d friends at Washington.
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Miss Pearl Cisco gave a very pretty
H appointed dinner compauy last even