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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, DEC. 13, 1915

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Personals ..Musicals Card Parties

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Dances

Social Calendar

; , Mrs. Hall hostess for meeting of Aftermath at home on West Main ' street. ' v - Ye Olden . Time Dancing club " will blve a dance in Odd Fellows' hall. MrB George Williams hostess ' for meeting of . card club, Princess Card club. meets--with "Mrs. John Albertzaart. Mrs. John Tillman hostess for ' meeting of a card club: x Aid "'Society '-'of Whitewater'i; Friends church-meets at church. Aid . society of South.. Eighth ft Street Friends church meets. ll Card party at 7:30 o'clock in k.-Moose' hall.

Ladies' Auxiliary of : Sons of Veterans meets In the post room

x, at court house. -'-Central Christian church-box social at home of Mr. and Mrs. ' Ligon. 1 1.-.. : ;," T ."' Miss Mary Votaw entertains. A. 'prettily appointed dinner was 'given Sunday-at . 12 o'clock by Mrs. -'John Maher at her, home on South Eleventh street... Roses and ferns aptpomied. the table. A dinner in several

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''for Messrs. and Mesdames John' Quill aand daughters Grace and Genevieve, Thomas Stebbins of Eaton. Ohio, Andrew Roser, Edward Cooper, James Houts, Arthur Kamp and daughter Miss May, Will Reece, Mrs. John Fitzt Ribbons, Misses Rhea, Irene and Mary lsabelle Fitzgibbons, Messrs. Russell iMcMinn and Gerald Fitzgibbons. Mrs.-Fay Tfoladay haa gone to Peru for a visit tv 1th friends and relatives. 5 Mr. Norman Brown, a talented pl'anist of this city, who is attending the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, will ' spend the Christmas vacation here with his parents. With Chjletmas shopping almost finIsliPd and nearly all packages tied with holly and bright colored ribbons sand fastened with pretty Chrintmas seals, which have been sold all over tho city by the Domestic Science association, every one ia looking forward rtO'the all-important day. Many dances lave been .arranged to celebrate the flay. Some of the affairs will be given

before Christmas, but many will be held later. An important social function will be the annual Christmas ball of the Beta Phi Sigma, .which numbers among its members many prominent young men of the city. The affair will be held in the Pythian temple, and a committee composed of Messrs.' Paul Sherer.j Frank Bescher, Kent. Lemon and Horatio Land will be in charge: Wednesday after Christmas the Psi Iota Xi sorority will give its Christmas- party in the Odd Fellows' hall. An out-of-town orchestra will play. - The social committee of the Knights of Columbus will give a Christmas ball the Monday after Christmas in the Odd Fellows' hall. Runge's orchestra will furnish the music. This orchestra will play for a number of out-of-town dances. Many other parties are being arranged for the yuletide. Interest is manifest by the young people of the high school in the skating party to be given at the Coliseum Friday evening' by members of the Girls' Athletic association. Mrs. Philip Murray entertained the members of the Past Chiefs, Pythian Sisters, this afternoon at her home on East Main street. The rooms were decorated in keeping with the season. The hours were eper.t socially and with music and games. A luncheon was served. The Current Events club will not meet this week as the hostess has been called out of the city. The meeting will be held one week from Wednesday with Mrs. Fay Holaday. Sometime during the first week of January, either Wednesday or Friday, the Bocial committee of the Elks lodge composed of Messrs. Ira Wood. Charles Druitt and Thomas M. Kaufman will give its Christmas ball. Plans will be completed this week. The members and their families with sojourning members will be privileged to attend. Bridge has taken possession of society again, and a number of charming parties have been given recently. One of the important bridge parties of the week is the one to be given Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Elma Van Heusen at her home on North Fourteenth street.

cott Place, who have been enjoying a sojourn in New York, arrived . home this morning. Master Malcolm Dill, a student at

Howe; Military , academy will arrive home Friday for a two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Howard ' Dill of South Eighteenth -street. . . , , Saturday, evening "the members of the Eastern Star with .their families and out of town guests, enjoyed the last of a series of parties to be held this year. The function was in the nature of a Christmas party. Early in the evening, a musical program was presented after which the hours were

spent with - dancing. - Refreshments were served. Music was furnished by Mr. , Roland Nusbaum, piano, Mr. Walter Runge, violin and Mr. John Aiken, drums. A Christmas program given by the Music Study. club and the Domestic Science association willbe held Wednesday, afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the First English Lutheran church and the public, is invited. Miss Alice Knollenberg, instrumental and Mrs. Fred J.

Miss Fay Marie Drake, of Trinity College, Washington, D. C. will arrive home Thursday and spend the holidays with her mother, Mrs. W. S. Clen-dennin.

Mrs. Omar Hollingsworth returned Sunday from Chicago, where she has been spending some ' time the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Quinn.

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Can of West-

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