The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-04
Social Calendar

Annual meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Society Of the First
Baptist church at the church.
Mrs. Will Hawekotte entertains
the B. 3. Sewing circle.
A. n. c. club meets with Miss
Blanch Compton.
Mr. and Mrs. p. w. Smith will
be host and hostess for the annual
banquet of the Magazine club.
Executive board meeting of the
Federation of Women's clubs at
O'Clock at the library has been
postponed.
Card party in the afternoon at
the Moose hall.
Mrs. Edward Ramp will enter
tain members of the Wednesday
Sheepshead club,
Mrs George Worley will not en-
terrain the Current Events club.
Mrs. Harry Townsend entertalnS
the Narcissus club.
Tirzah Aid society meets and
the hostess will be announced
later.
The Womans Foreign Mission
airy society of the First M. E.
church will hold an evening meet
ing at the home of Rev and Mrs.
Fl. G. Hartman.
Open meeting of the Executive
Board of the Domestic Science
association at Day Nursery.
Woman's Foreign Missionary
society Of Grace church at the
home of Mrs. Frank Price, Col
West Main street.
Protected Home Circle in the
Red Mems hall.
Mrs H. r. Robinson and Mrs,
Anna kaminski give tea for
Mrs Jesse Reeves Of Ann ArbOr,
Michigan,
Annual meeting of the Woman's
Missionary society of the First
Baptist church at the church
The c. W. B. NJ. Of the First
Christian church, meets at 2:30
o'clock at the church.
Mrs. Charles Mullen entertains
the Tirzah Aid society at the home
Of Mrs. Howard Frame.
Mrs. Josie Perkins Of Lynn. ant
daughter Mrs William Veach of kalls
pell, Montana, have come to Richmond
and taken a residence for the sum
mer.
On account of the Indictment weathe
the garden party which was to hav
been given this afternoon by Mr.. AM
Mrs. William Dudley Foulke at thei
beautiful home on South Eighteenth
street, was held in doors and was il
the nature Of an afternoon tea. Tt
lips, lilacs, valley-nlies, with her
and there violets peeping out mad
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tractive. The Hicks full orchestr
played from 4 until o'clock. The al
fair was delightful and was thorough
ly enjoyed by the sixty guests VIII
were invited at this time to meet Mrs
Reid Eel of New York, the guest @
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Comstock and Mrs
Jesse Reeves Of Ann Arbor, Michigan
who is visiting kinspeople here. TIL
hours were from 80 until s O'Clock
The tea tables were appointed wit
pretty flowers brought in from tn
garden. This was one Of the mos
charming social functions of tn
spring.
For the pleasure Of Mrs. Reid Fe
of New York, who is the guest OF Mr.:
Paul Comstock, Mrs. Wilbur Huber
gave a prettily appointed luncheon t'
day at her home on South Sixteent
street. Spring flowers were used i
appointing the table. Covers were lai
for Mesdames Reid Eel, Paul Con
stock. George LeBoutillier. Robel
Heun, Fred J. Carr, Willard z. Car
Rudolph G. Leeds, Ray X. Shiveley.
Miss Lucretia Thomas Of Sprin!
field, Ohio, will visit friends in thI
city this week.
Covers were laid for eight guests {
the luncheon given today by Mr.
Charles Druitt at her home on Sout
Fifteenth street Flowers and fern
appointed the table.
The Executive Board Of the Federi
ton of Women's clubs will not NEE
tomorrow afternoon. The meeting ha
been postponed until next Wednesda
afternoon.
As courtesy to Mrs. Jesse Reeve
II Ann Arbor. Mich, Mrs S. E. Smit
gave pretty tea yesterday afternoo
It her home in Easthaven. The room
we're arranged with garden flower
Ind ferns. The guests We're Mesdame
,. w. Comstock, Anna Kaminski, +
:. Robinson. Paul Comstock, Reid F,
If New York. Wilfred Jessup, Jane
Reeves, Jesse Reeves Of Ann Arbor. v
, Robinson, John II. Nicholson, Wi
lam Morgan, Charles S. Marvel, Cor
aea, John Dougan. Jennie Yaryan, I
n. Dennis. Elizabeth Hibberd, E.
aihherd Fred J, Bartel. John Kendric