The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-20
Social Calendar

Social Calendar
Mrs. Edward Klute will be host
ess for meeting of the Sleeps
head club at her home on South
Fourteenth street.
A card party will be held in the
evening in the Moose hall at
O'Clock.
A meeting of the Spring Grove
Sewing circle will be held in the
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Will
liam Woods in Spring Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clawson and
amily of South Eighth street, receiv
I'd telegram this morning announc
,ng the birth of a baby son, John Claw
son Ayers to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Ayers.at their home in Modesto, Cali
torniR Mrs. Ayers was formerly Miss
Ina Ciawson of this city. Her host OF
friends will be glad to extend con
CALCULATIONS. The baby arrived Sun
d3 morning.
g.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Bond Of North
Tenth street, had as their guests tc
dinner oatul day evening at the Coun
try club, their cousin, Mrs. Harbeck OIL
Grand View. near Chattanooga, Tenn
and DR.. S. K. Lyons.
AS courtesy to her guest Miss
Marie Gibbs of Louisville, KY, Miss
Helen Nicholson gave a prettily APP
pointed bridge party this afternoon al
her home on East Main street. Flow
ers and ferns were used in decoratinf
the rooms where the guests were
pleasantly entertained Cards were
played at three tables. Favors were
given the fortunate ones. After the
game a social hour followed and {
delicious luncheon was served
Club women who are making {
special study of Indiana history will
be glad to know of the series of leaf
let's being prepared by the state Ii
brary, to be ready for distribution
August l. These will cover biography
industries. state institutions, pictur
esque spots, and Indiana's compare
tive rank in the Union.
Club year-books for 1914-1915 have
been issued. That of the Woman.
Progressive club Of Logansport, was
the first received, done in
gay red cover, with cream-colored in
side. these being the club colors
Meetings are held every Monday from
October until May at the Cass Count,
Medical Society parlors, and there i,
no limit to the membership. This i!
department club with four depart
ments-history and literature, must,
and art. home economics and philan
throphy. The club motto is, UNITED
Efforts Toward Peace, Charity and
Higher Civilization" Mrs. Josephin,
Berry is the president, and she will
entertain the club at it's first meeting
Der subject being "Forget-me-nots
Picked This Summer" There is to b,
state day, sewing day, a natur,
day, civic day, a day devoted t,
travel. a suffrage day, a laughing day
child's day, a day with Mexico 70
its subject colonist day, woman
day and SO on closing the year will
y picnic at Culver next June. Their
are sixty-five members, who, accordin,
to the constitution, are held to
pretty strict account of their duties
The club Is eleven years old.
Miss Maud Buckingham has gone t,
Crooked Lake, Angola, Ind, where sh
will spend her two weeks vacation.
Miss Mary Carney of North Seventh
street, with her uncle Mr. Eagen O
North Twelfth street, left last nigh
for an extended trip through the East
Mr.. r. J. Gatzek has gone t,
nd fDr
ton.
Mr.. Chalmer Mutchner of the Day
ton Herald, visited friends in thi
city Sunday
Misses Daphney and Doris Hoffman
of Bloomington, who have been tn,
guests of their uncle and aunt, Super
intendent and Mrs J. T. Giles, g.
South Thirteenth street, left Sunda,
night for their summer home at Bur
Lake. Mich, where they will join thei
parents.
The weekend dance at Ceda
Springs Saturday evening proved t,
be very successful. There was spe
cial music for the occasion. Severa
guests from this city enjoyed the func
ton. Another party will be held mex
week at the hotel. A number of guest
were registered at this popular sum
mer resort Saturday and Sunday
Miss Nellie Wright of Marion, VIII
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Fl. Harris at their home on Sout
Sixteenth street, returned home las
evening.
Mr.. Fred Baum of Marion was tn
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harris durin
the week end, returning home las
evening.
Mrs. Eliza Harrington Brigham O
Indianapolis, an active member Of tn
Daughters of the American Revolt
ton, is making a vigorous campaign
over the state this summer in behal