The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-13
CLUB NOTES

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day at meeting Of the Athenaea lit
.erary society which was held. at the
home of Mrs. Isaac Harold on North
Tenth street. This was guest day and
eighty-five persons were in attend
ances An excellent program under
the direction of Miss Halceys Harold
and Mrs. Walter Carver was given. The
house was decorated with pink ,carna-
tions and ferns. I As the program was
devoted to Schumann, small portraits
of the composer were given as favors.
Those who participated in the program
were: Miss Marguerite Dean, Miss
Harold, Miss Bertha Carver. Mr.. Leroy
Lacey, Mrs. Clarence HadIey. Miss
Ethel Patton, Mrs. Turner Hadley, Mrs
Charles Marvel, Miss Josephine Gates,
and Mrs Fred Bartel. An interesting
and instructive pape. on Schumann
was read by Mrs. Walter Carver At
the close Of the affair luncheon was
served. The members Of the enter
tainment committee which are as fol-
lows, assisted: Anna Horn. Belle
Kinsey. Ethel Reid. Mary johnson,
Alma Lohr. Grace MendenhaH and Hal
cey Harold.
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A meeting of the Lutheran Home
Circle OF the st. Paurs Lutheran
church. was held yesterday afternoon
in the chapel. Mrs. John Hasemeier
gave an interesting reading. Several
songs were rendered by the members
present. Work in anticipation of the
meeting of the General Synod, which
will be, held here next June, was dds
cussed Light refreshments were serv-
ed. The circle will meet again the
first Friday in April.
An alLday quilting bee, was held
yesterday by the aid society of Grace
M. E. church in the church parlors
The society will probably give a st
Patrick's entertainment, although com.
plete arrangements have not as We,
been made. The morning hours were
devoted to needlework. a luncheon be
ing served at noon. The afternoon
was spent with a short business SEES
sion. the quilting being continued
! Next Friday afternoon Mrs. Jacob
/ Miller and Mrs. e. E. Townsend vii
entertain the society at the church
! needlework and social features to oc
cupy the time. About thirty member.
/ attended yesterdays meeting
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4 Monday evening April the twelfth
the Entire Nous club will give it's six
teenth annual dance in the Odd Eel
lows hail.. An orchestra will furnish
the dance music. The grand marcel
will begin promptly at nine O'Clock
Mr.. Homer Ratliff. Mr.. Elmer Weis
Il brod, Mr.. Oscar Williams and MI
Chas. Weihmeyer are members of
committee in charge Of the function.
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A meeting Of the Flower Mission wa
held yesterday afternoon with Mrs
George Dougan at her home on Eas
Main street. No special matters o
interest to the public were discusse
at the session. Next Thursday after
moon the Mission will meet with Mrs
Dongan at which time officers viii b
elected. 4
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Mr.. z bar Haas was in charge Of tn
excellent program given last evenin
by the Mems Union of the First Eng
lish Lutheran church. 1t was as TO
lows.
Educational Development
Mr.. Lee B. NusbauI
Father Hier and His Work. Luther
an Pioneering L. Mr. H. C.. Bentlae
The Development of Lutheran Cen
/! sciousness :. :. Rev. E. G. HoWar
After the program social hour 70
lowed. The meeting was one of th
most successful of the season
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Mrs. George Reid was hostess la,
evening for meeting OF the Eurrs
card club at her home on South Fcurt
street. Euchre ives played at thre
| tables. Favors were awarded