The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03
Social and Personal Mention

tanned the Tourists at their home on
East Main street
Mrs. Jeanette Leeds gave o dinner
at her home on North sth street in
honor of Mr. D. c. Reid and Miss
! Rhea Reid of New York
| Misses Ellen and Aida Swaine ell
| tertained at Whist at their home in
West Richmond.
Mrs. Will Gaar entertained az bridge
| in honor Of Miss Rhea Reid.
Mrs. B. 3. Johnson entertained at
dinner in honor of Mr.. Paul B. John
| son of Madison. Wis.
Miss Edna Chandlee entertained for
several out of town guests.
Mrs. Toms and Miss Maude Toms
| entertained with a family dinuer.
Saturday,
Miss June Elmer was the hostess
for a luncheon at the Country Club
in honor of Miss Rhea Reid.
Mrs. John B. Dougan entertained
at cards for Miss Rhea Reid.
MIR. and Mrs. Rudolph Leeds enter.
tanned the Buzzars Whist Club and
several guests complimentary to Miss
Rhea Reid.
Mr. and Mrs. George Eggemeyer en-
their home on East Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eggemeyer en-
tertained the Pedro Club at dinner at
their home on east Main street Sat
urday evening. After the dinner pc
dro was played at seven tables The
guests of the club were Mrs. Martha
Whitacre and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Sherman and Mr.. Pleasant UnthanE
of Chicago. The club members are VI
Messrs. and Mesdames B. B. Johnson
Shuman Jones, p. w. Smith, William
Campbell, Erie Reynolds. George Eg
gemeyer, Bates, Charles Holton, w A.
Sample, Mark Wilson, c. d. Slifer
and w. w. Schultz. The next meeting
will be in two weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. Sample.
Following is the clipping from the
Dayton Herold: I'VE have seen mucn
of the toyland type of Musical Come
dy this season and therefore the work
of those who appeared in NBi BIZ last
evening can be compared with that of
the professional performers who have
been see, here in Babes in Toyland,'
THE Gingerbread Man, THE Land
of Nod Woodland" and other extrav-
aganzas that have toyland music. the
general verdict of those who have
seen the work of the professional and
who had the good fortune of seeing
last nights performance was that
many of the principals and the major
ity of those in the chorus did work
equal to that of those who were seen
,xrt.t
edy it was a splendid performance"
Ri Ri was given three nights in the
Victoria theatre in Dayton last Feb
ruary and two days before the perform
ance every seat for the three nights
had been sold and Mr.. John r. Rogers
says the Richmond cast is as good as
any he has put on during his fcNr
years as manager of Ri Bi.
Il \
Friday, Saturday and Sunday a
house party was held at the Burgess
Farm on the Abingdon Pike. For
three days all guests were delightful
ly entertained by their host and hos
tess, Omer and Jessie Sands. Friday
and Saturday evenings were gaiIy
spent in dancing. The party was a
very quaint affair and every one en-
joyed themselves highly. All depart
ed Sunday afternoon after rendering
their host and hostess many thanks.
Those present We're the Misses Mary
Meyers, Fay Trueblood, Merle Bese-
key, Henrietta Evans, Jessie Sands,
Mary Likens, Nellie Bullock and :
Messrs Phillip Johnson, Bert John !
son, EVAN Smith. Homer Evans, I
Harry Harms, Omer Sands, Ralph
Cain, and Elwood Silberman.