The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-24
SOCIAL EVENTS FOR THE WEEK.

SOCIAL EVENTS FOR THE WEEK.
Monday-Members OF an afternoon
card club will meet at the Country
club house.
Mary F. Thomas w. G. T. Y. will
not meet In the afternoon as Is the
usual custom. The meeting has been
postponed on account OF illness.
Observation-Disclosures OF card club
will meet In the afternoon.
A lawn party will be given In the
evening ut the home OF Miss Edith
Pinnick. by the Epworth league Of
Grace Methodist church. All are in.
vited to attend.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the West
Richmond Friends church will meet
In the afternoon IN Earlham hall.
Wednesday-The Sunday school OF
the Third Methodist church will hold
a picnic party at Glen Miller park.
All members and friends OF the
church are also invited to attend.
Miss Gwendolyn Foulke has issued
Invitations for "A dancing party to be
given at her home In South Eigh.
tcenth street.
Thursday-An evening bridge party
for members OF the Country club will
be held mt the club house.
A meeting Of the Woman's Relief
Corps will be held In the post rooms
Mt the court house.
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A LITTLE DULL.
The past week has been rather dull
socially and Of course one likes to
attribute this fact to the warm wealth
er. Then n number OF persons with
their families have left the city for
various summer resorts and of course
this doesn't help matters any. A num-
Der Of pleasant social events were CIV
IN last week but none OF them were
very prctentious. An informal picnic
and dancing party was given Friday
evening mt the Jackson park by a num-
Der OF young girls. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Jameson. OF Indianapolis chap
eroned tho party. Tuesday afternoon
Miss Agnes Twigg entertained the
members OF q card club at her home In
ternoon a charming thimble party was
given by Miss Ruth Marlatt at her
home In North Ninth street. compli-
mentary to Miss Barlow and Miss
Emily Truesdale, OF Kokomo, Ind.
who had been visiting Miss Mable
Hasemeier. Several surprise weddings
also featured the weeks schedule.
The outlook for the present week Is
not very encouraging. although sew
eral affairs will probably be given
later.
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A QUEST HERE.
Mrs. w. W. Reed OF Winchester.
Ind, Is spending the weekend the
guest Of Mrs. e. f. McDivitt. Of South
Twelfth street.
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VISITING HERE.
Miss Ralvie Tout OF Cambridge
City. Is the guest Of Mrs. w. d. vii.
liams. Southwest Second street.
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RETURNED HOME.
Mrs. Alice Gresh OF Milton. has re-
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CARD CASES PRETTY.
Card cases OF cretonne or linen are
useful and pretty with summer dress.
es and they are very easily made at
home. Most Of them are lined with
linen although others are finished
with taffeta. All are stiffened by a
piece Of tailor's canvas, placed be-
tween cover and lining.
The linen must OF course. be cut
straight--not bias-and turned back
on the lining side at either end to
form pockets. Such card cases are
usually bound In braid or stitched
bands OF the material. but should they
be of white linen, they are very at
tractive II buttonholed around the
edge. The owners monogram also
would add to the attractiveness OF the
case.
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TO SPEND SEVERAL DAYS.
Miss Gertrude Lacey left today for
Put-In-Bay, where she will spend sew.
eral days.
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A GUEST HERE.
Mr.. Charles Morgan. OF the Indiana.
polls Sun is the guest of friends and
relatives here over Sunday.
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GAVE DINNER PARTY.
A feature Of the past week was the
attractively appointed dinner party
given Friday evening by Miss Mar
guerite Doan ut her home in South
Twelfth street. In honor OF number
Of young people who are attending
summer school at Earlham college.
The dining room was beautifully dec.
GRATED for the occasion. A center
piece OF pink Spirea made the table
appointments NOSE attractive. The
place cards were wild roses and were
hand painted. Covers were laid for
Miss Franc Hancock. Miss Edith Wild.
man. Mr.. Everett Doherty. Mr.. Homer
Morris and Mr.. Fred Fossett.
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TO SYRACUSE.