The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-23
NEWS OF SOCIETY
What Is Doing in Social, Club and Art Circles.
Miss Elizabeth K. Thomas


Mrs. A. D. Gayle and Mrs. Milton
Craighead acted as hostesses for a
company given last evening at the
Country club house for members.
There was large attendance. During
the early part OF the evening mu-
steal program was given. Mr.. Frank
Braffett sang several pretty solos. Mr..
Orville Conner pleased the guests
with several fancy dances which he
gave in a creditable manner. Owing
able to give her part OF the program.
Numbers from Nevin were played by
Mr.. Raymond Nicholson. Mrs. Thorn
as Kaufman closed the program with a
number of instrumental numbers Of
her own composition. Dancing was
the feature of the remaining hours;
he Virginia reel being one Of the en-
)oyable dances OF the evening Lunch
con was served.
Monday evening at five O'Clock, DR..
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In honor OF Miss Mary Shiveley and
DR.. Holmes, whose engagement has
been announced. The guests were the
trustees and faculty mmbers OF Earl
ham college with their wives. The at
fair was in the nature Of an informal
tea The rooms were attractively dec
grated with sweet peas and ferns. Dur
Ing the hours Of receiving about fifty
guests called. Several other social
events will be, given in honor Of the
young people.
Mr.. Rush Bowman gave very de-
lightful dancing party last evening in
the Odd Fellows hall. Piano and
drums furnished the music. There
were fifteen, couples in attendance.
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MISS Pearl Cisco will 90 to Dayton.
Ohio, Saturday for few days. stay
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pferson. She
will be honor guest at q theatre party
and will also attend large dance
Rhilo~there.
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The-thimble company given yester-
hay afternoon by Mrs. John Nicholson
1T her home on East Main street for
her mother, Mrs. Charlotte Goode. was
Z delightful affair. Carnations, prim-
roses and ferns were used in appoint
Ing the house. Needlework was a
feature of the afternoon. Luncheon
was served to twenty guests.
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HGl~ns ES3no Krinfo and Mfcc Iro1o1
Thomas left this morning for Dayton,
Ohio, where they will visit for time
with friends. From there they will
go to Lima, Ohio, where they will
spend about ten days, the guests of
Miss Kriete's parents.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Frame enter
tanned number Of guests to dinner
recently at their home on the New
Paris pike. Those enjoying the af-
fair were: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ray,
Mr.. and Mrs. John McEldowney. Mr..
and Mrs George Meyers, Master Ed
ward Meyers, Miss Mary McEldowney,
Miss Nellie McEldowney, and Master
Harry McEldowney.
A dinner company was given Sunday
by Mr.. and Mrs. James Truman, at
their home north OF the city. The at
fair was In honor OF their nineteenth
wedding anniversary. An elaborate
dinner in several courses was served.
The host and hostess received a num-
Der OF very pretty gifts. Those pres
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Ert Truman
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Dema-
rec and son Carl, Mrs. Margaret Tur-l
man, Miss Eva Totten. Mrs. Jennie
Henshaw. Miss M. g. Henshaw. Mr..
Lester Truman, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Mutchner and family.
Rev. and Mrs. ". NJ. Nelson were
guests over Sunday of Mrs. H. H. Le-
Fevre Of Winchester. They attended
the dedication OF a new Methodist
church.
A stag party was given Monday ev-
ening 1t the homo OF Mr.. Robert Rus
sell on Randolph street, in honor of
his birthday anniversary. The evening
was spent with cards after which a
two course luncheon was served.
Those present were Mr.. Will Russell,
Mr.. William Bartel. ST., Mr.. John
Bayer. Mr.. Will Bartel, Jr., Mr..
Charles Border. Mr.. Michael Kelly.
Mr.. Jake Bayer, Mr.. John Bartel, Mr..
Grant Border. Mr.. Charles johann
ming, Mr.. Harry Dennis. Mr.. John Mar
shall and Mr.. George Kemper.
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