The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-13
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| Social Calendar
Mrs. Charles Snediker hostess
for meeting OF Spring Grove Sew
ing Circle.
Card party at 8 o'clock in the
Moose Hall for members.
Mrs. w. e. Wilson hostess for
meeting of the Kensington club
Sheephead club meets with Mrs.
Edward Cooper, South Twelfth
street.
The Good Time Thimble club
meets with Mrs. Charles Hanes
at home in West Richmond.
Mrs. Grace Stailey hostess for
meeting of Home Economic Study
class of District Number 8.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y.
NJ. !. meets in Y M. I. club rooms.
Play at First M. E. church given
by members of the Epworth /.
League.
Aid society of Whitewater
Friends church meets at the
church.
Misses Virginia and Janet
Harris entertains members of the
Tip Top Sewing Circle.
South Eighth Street Friends Aid
society meets at the church.
Mrs. George Kemper entertains
members of card club.
Aftermath meets with the
Misses Norman, South Sixteenth
street.
East End Aid society OF First
Christian church meets with Mrs.
Goddard, North Sixteenth street.
ne nome OF MT. "lludH Duuley
Foulke was the scene of an informal
given Sunday evening in
honor of Professor G. Loves Dickin.
son, Of Cambridge, Mass, who made
IN address Saturday evening at Earl
lam college. Miss Gwendolyn Foulke
who came down from Chicago to as
,ist with the function received with
Ter father. Other assistants were ::
Mesdames Rudolph G. Leeds, Burton
Carr, A. l.. Bernhard and J. E.
Iathell The rooms were bright with
clusters of spring flowers and with
erns. Forty guests were entertained
Turing the evening. Among those
Who called to meet Professor Dick
nson were: Messrs and Mesdames
Burton Carr, Willard z. Carr, H. r.
robinson, William F. Starr, Charles
'hiveley, Rudolph G. Leeds, Albert d.
Iayle, John l.. Rupe, John Fl. Nichol-
on, James A. Carr, Mrs. Elwood
Iorris, Professor and Mrs. Robert l..
Kelly. Professor and Mrs. Allen D.
1ole, Professor and Mrs. j. T. Giles,
Professor and Mrs. Arthur Charles,
Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Lightbourn, DR..
III wi D. h. JohAotoAs VuiooCo Luis
Kelly. Eleanor Robinson. Francis
robinson and Elizabeth Morris.
The members Of the Eastern Star
the members of their fam
lies and few friends in a pleasant
ocial manner Saturday evening, in
he Masonic hall.
Miss Gwendolyn Foulke has re-
urned to Chicago, after a pleasant
'isit with her father, Mr.. William
dudley Foulke.
Miss Martha Doan, dean of women
{ Earlham college, gave dinner Sat
lrday evening in honor of Professor
owes Dickinson. Among the guests
we're Mr.. William Dudley Foulke,
PRESIDENT Robert L. Kelly and a num-
er Of the Earlham college faculty
nd representatives of the College
'olity club.
Mr.. George Seidel returned last ev-
ming from Hamilton, Ohio Mrs.
eidel and daughter, Miss Eleanor,
viii remain in Hamilton for a few
avs. They went to attend the we'd
ing Of Mr.. Adrian Wuille and Miss
josephine Sohngen. which was solem-.
lied Saturday evening Miss Seidel
nd the bride were schoolmates at
Miss Mary Clements will entertain
he members of the Psi Iota XII so
ority Thursday afternoon at her home
n North Thirteenth street
Mrs. Burton Carr has returned from
visit with Mr.. and Mrs William S.
'homas, at Springfield. Ohio.
For the pleasure of Professor G.
owes Dickinson. of Cambridge,
lass, who has been spending the
'eek-end here, Mr.. William Dudley
oulke gave luncheon Sunday at l
clock. Among the guests were
resident Robert l.. Kelly, Professor
rthur M. Charles and other members
( the Earlham faculty in addition to
Iessrs. Albert d. Gayle, Rudolph G.
eeds and Judge ID. W. Comstock.