The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-21
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PENNY CLUB MEETING.

o'clock.
PENNY CLUB MEETING.
The Penny club will meet Friday
afternoon instead of Wednesday as is
the usual time for meeting. The SEES
sion will be held at the home Of Mrs.
Willard Warfel. 30 South Tenth
street All members are asked to be
present as arrangements will be made
at this time for the dinner to be serv-
ed to the unfortunate children OF this
city.
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LEFT TODAY.
Mrs. Sol Frankel of the Reed Flats,
left today for Cincinnati, Ohio, where
she will spend the Thanksgiving holt
days with her daughter. Mrs. Hard
Ing.
VISITING IN FORT WAYNE.
The Fort Wayne Sentinel says:
Mrs. J. v. Ruel and Mrs. w. H.
Schultz are entertaining their aunt,
Mrs. Alice Walker. of Richmond.
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CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.
One of the most charming dinner
parties given Sunday was the one
which had for its host and hostess
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones, 10 Main
street. The affair was in celebration
of their twentieth wedding anniver.
sary. The table was beautifully APP
pointed with flowers and ferns
Places were arranged at the table for
forty persons, including the relatives
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. Dinner in
several courses was served at six
o'clock. After dinner the evening was
spent in q pleasant social manner and
with games.
TO SPEND THANKSGIVING.
Mr.. Paul Fisher. a student at In
diana university. will arrive home this
week to spend Thanksgiving with
friends and relatives.
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MEMBERS ENTERTAIN.
Saturday evening the members of q
newly organized thimble club enter
tanned their husbands in pleasant
manner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
William Jones in Main street. The
thimble club is composed OF fifteen
women who meet fortnightly. The
hours were spent in a pleasant social
manner. games and music being the
main features Of the evenings amuse-
ments. Miss Floretta Edsall of Mid
dleboro added to the pleasure of the
evenings program by a number of
excellent readings and recitations.
Miss Edsall IL only twelve years old
and shows remarkable ability in this
line for one so young. At the close
of the affair a delicious lunch in sew.
eral courses was served
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| A NUMBER OF EVENTS.
The early part of December will be
marked by a number OF basaars to be
given by the different church organic
ations of the city. December second
and third. Thursday and Friday, the
ladies' and society Of the Reid Memoir
ial church has arranged for a bazaar.
Thursday. December seventh the la
dies aid of the First Presbyterian
church has arranged for a bazaar and
the members are now busy making ar.
ticles which will be ON sale at this
time.
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ATTENDED FUNERAL.
Mr.. J. B. Baker, Mr. George Baker
and Mrs. Mary Modlin attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Rachael Morgan at
Dublin Sunday afternoon.
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| VISITED HERE.
DR.. Charles Overman Of Marion, In
diana. spent Sunday In this city, the
guest Of Miss Mary Johnson at her
home In North Eighteenth street.
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ENTERTAINED GUESTS.
| Mr.. Paul J. Furnas entertained a
party OF fourteen to dinner last even
ing at the Hotel Westcott. There
were several out of town guests in the
party who had come over to attend
the Depauw-Earlham football game on
Saturday afternoon.
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OF INTEREST HERE.
The Misses Mary and Bessie Naber
OF Dayton. Ohio. who were In the city
last week to assist with the musical
program at the King.Myrick wedding
also assisted with musical given by
the members of the Friday afternoon
club when they entertained at the
beautiful home of Mrs. A. HI. Reeder
In Superior avenue. Concerning the
Misses Naber the Dayton News says:
The Misses Naber are musicians too
well known to need any introduction
to the Dayton public and the violin
solos by Miss Bessie. accompanied by
her sister. Miss Mary at the piano,
were distinct addition to the pleas
ure of the afternoon.
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A GUEST HERE.
Miss Mildred Phelps of Muncie, In
diana. 10 In the city for q short visit.
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