The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-11
soc,gL EVENTS FOR THE WEEK

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Menoay-The members OF the Beta
fraternity will give their first annual
banquet In the evening In the parlors
OF the Hotel Westcott.
The Woman's Auxiliary OF the Y.
M. c. A. will meet at three o'clock In
the Y. NJ. C. A. building.
Tussday--Miss Rith Mashmeyer
will be hostess for a meeting OF a
card club at her home In South Four
teenth street.
The members OF the Spring Grove
sewing circle will meet In the after
noon. The hostes will be announced
later.
The members of the High School
senior class will present a play in the
high school auditorium. A nominal
price for admission will be asked. The
pubic IL invited.
The Gonzaga council will give a
lawn party on the church lawn.
A kitchen shower will be given by
Mrs. VIII Torbeck In honor OF Miss
Jeanette Broerman who Is to be mar.
ried to Mr.. James Oates this month.
The Woman's Aid society Of the West
Richmond Friends church will meet
at 2O7 College avenue.
Wsdnssday-Mrs. George Wilcoxen
will be hostess for meeting of the
Maple Leaf club at her home In Sheri-
dan street.
A luncheon will be given In honor Of
Miss Broerman by Miss Elizabeth
Korves.
1hursday-A meeting of the Wo-
mans Relief Corps will be held In the
Post rooms Mt the Court House.
A recital will be given In the High
School auditorium In the evening at
eight o'clock by Professor Aurele Bor-
Kiss. and his Richmond pupils.
Mrs. George Dilks will entertain the
members of the BUYERS whist club
1t her home In Spring Grove.
Mrs. Mason Dyer will be hostess for
. meeting OF the Teddy Bear euchre
club at her home In South A street.
Mrs. Harry Hook will give large
party.
Frlday-The High School alumni as.
ISOLATION will give reception Friday
evening In the High School building
for the members OF this years grad.
usting class.
A dance will be given at Cedar
Springs under the auspices Of Mrs.
Charles kolp.
A recital will be given at Earlham
college.
oaturday-Honoring Miss Ina Claw.
son and Mr.. Harry Ayres OF Modesto.
California. who are to be married
soon. q dance will be given In the pa
vilion at Jackson park.
Robin Hood" will be presented at
Earlham college.
RECEPTION FOR MISS oUTHAPH
A very pleasant social event for
Saturday was the reception given at
the home Of Mrs. Thomas J. Graham.
corner North Twenty-fourth and e
streets os q courtesy to Miss Gutha-
phel. a returned missionary from Corea
who IL the guest OF Mrs. Herbert
Weed. The house was attractive.y
decorated for the occasion. In the re-
ception rooms vases filled with pink
and whAe carnations were placed at
various intervals about the room. On
the mantle piece was a vase of red
geraniums. The porch bowl was plac-
ID on the spacious veranda. Vases
filled with pink peonies were used In
decorating the veranda. About the
punch bowl was arranged the red ger
aniums. The committee In charge Of
the affair was composed OF Mrs. 8. 4.
Curtis, president OF the Missionary So
ciety of the First Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Albert Reed and Mrs. John b.
Dougan. The guests included the
members Of the missionary society
with q few invited guests. Mrs. VIII
Earhart, accompanied by Miss Nina
Harris, sang a beautiful solo. This
was followed by a duet given by Mrs.
Earhart and Mrs. F. w. Kruger with
piano accompaniment. Miss Gutha-
phel then told of her work In Korea.
She emphasized the fact that the
Koreans are q gentle and courteous
people aud are anxious for the reli-
gion. She told a number Of interest
ing facts relative to her work In Kor-
ca. Miss Guthaphel is an impressive
speaker and her talk was muhc en-
joyed by all. Mrs. Kruger sang a
pretty solo after which social hour
followed. Lemonade and waters were
served on the veranda. Miss Esther
Coate with several assistants presided
ut the punch bowl.
DANCE At CEDAR SPRINGS.