The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-20
Edited by Miss Elizabeth r. Thomas


she spent the summer with friends
ant sotourn.
TO LEAVE WEDNESDAY.
Miss Mary Dickinson will leave
Wednesday for Chicago where she will
study art this winter at the university.
She has resigned her position as
teacher OF music and art in Center
vile.
ALL DAY MEETING.
An all day meeting Of the Chester
Ladies Aid society will be held Thurs
day of this week in the hall at that
place. The day will be spent at quilt
ing. All members are urged to attend.
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Is VISITING HERE.
Mr.. Leslie Meyer Of Indianapolis a
former resident of this city is here for
few days.
PICNIC WEDNESDAY.
Wednesday evening Miss Florence
nuOucS Will siNc q at HCi
In South Fifteenth street for the men,
bers of Grace church choir. II the
weather is Indictment the affair will
probably be held in doors.
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TO GIVE BAZAAR.
An attractive feature OF this week
social schedule Is the bazaar to be
given in the new St. Mary's church.
Thursday and Friday evenings OF this
week. The executive committee COM
posed OF Mrs. r. L. Adams. Mrs. Alex
ander Gordon, Mrs. Luke McTigue,
Miss Blanch Luken and Miss Maude
Flanagan. under the direction OF
Father Shea is in charge OF the event.
A pretty feature OF the entertainment
will be the gaily decorated booths.
The booths and persons in charge are
as follows:
Art and Flower Booth-Mrs. Luke
McTigue and Miss Blanch Luken.
Express Booth-Miss Marie Davis,
Miss Anna Harrington. Miss Margaret
Conroy. Miss Katherine Conroy.
Japanese and Tea Room-Miss
Blanche Griffin, Miss Marjorie Meag.
an and Miss Jessie Cronin.
The CONNECTION booth will be In
charge OF Miss Maude Flanagan, Miss
Bessie Goldrick. Miss Mary Barton,
Miss Katherine Sullivan and Miss Al
ma Pfafflin.
Country Store-Miss Lucille Carney,
Miss Anna Mccarthy. Miss Mable
Geier, Miss Irene Hart. Miss Grace
McConlogue and Miss Nellie Conroy.
Ice cream and other refreshments
which may be procured throughout the
evening will be in charge of Mrs. j.
II. Sullivan, Miss Ella Carroll. Miss
Regina Broaderick and Miss Agnes
Carroll. Miss Mable Steinkamp and
Miss Esther McKone will arrange the
Gypsy booth which will probably be
one OF the chief attractions during
the bazaar.
All the decorations will be especial
ly beautiful. White and blue will be
the decorative motif. Fall roses and
American flags will add to the beauty
Of the scene. The public Is most cor
daily invited to attend.
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SOCIAL LAST EVENING.
The Christian Endeavor society Of
the Second Presbyterian church gave
q social last evening in the church
parlors. The guests were members Of
the organization with their friends.
The hours were spent in a pleasant
social manner and with games. An
excellent program was presented. The
affair was much enjoyed by all. Re.
freshments were served.
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HAS RETURNED.
Mr. Thomas Kaufman has returned
from Indianapolis where he spent
Sunday with Mrs. Kaufman who is
visiting her parents at that place.
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TO MEET WEDNESDAY,.
Members Of the Hiawatha Social
club will meet Wednesday afternoon
OF this week.
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FOR MISS HAsEcosrER.
Honoring Miss Pearl Hasecoster,
who Is to be married October NTH.
several notable society events will be