The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-16


drive whist party yesterday afternoon
in honor of her guest, Miss Krucke-
meyer of Cincinnati. The rooms were
charmingly arranged with cut flowers,
the color scheme being pink and
white.
Miss Ethel King won the first prize,
Miss Deborah Sedgwick the second
and the consolation was given to Miss
Elsie Beeler. After the games a
two course luncheon was served. The
guests were: Misses Alice Harvey,
Ethel King, Jessie Beeler, Elsie Bee
Ter, Marjorie Pennell, Bess Thomp-
son, Tillara Haas, Mary Peltz, Debor-
ah Sedgwick, Ann Dilks, Ruth Mash
meyer, Edith Taylor, Ethel Taylor,
Haley Harold, Blanche Luken, Anna
Harrington, Marie Knollenberg, Ru-
by Wilson, Ellen Swayne, Grace
Smith, Ethel Marlatt, Rena Haner and
Mrs. c. J. Collins.
Mrs. Earl II. Mann entertained with
dinner yesterday afternoon in honor
of Miss Bertha Hill, one of the June
brides. The house was decorated in
cut flowers and vines, the dining
room being in green and pink, with
a center piece for the table of MOSES
and pink roses and candlesticks hold
ing white shaded candles. The guests
included Misses Lulu Likins, Mary
Lemon, Laura Johnson, Ruby Hunt,
Mrs. Fred Bartel and Mrs. Clarence
Gennett.
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This evening Mrs. Charles Kolp
will give one of her series of dances
at the Cedar Springs Hotel and it is
expected that a large number of local
young people will attend the affair.
The dance was to have been held last
evening, but was postponed owing to
the fact that it would conflict with
the high school alumni banquet.
High School Hall ne yer looked more
beautiful than last night, when the
former graduates banqueted the mem
bers of the class of 'O6. The COM
mittee who were in charge, certainly
are to be congratulated on the ar
rangement of the various rooms. The
Botany room where the tables were
placed, was converted into a perfect
bower of beauty, the walls being en-
tirely covered with green boughs. The
only decoration on the tables being
the white candles surrounded with
smilax. The north room on the Sec
ond floor was also decorated with
green, with a bower of maple bows
where the punch was served.
The walls of the East room which
was used for dancing were draped
with flags. The program was as fol-
lows:
Plano SOLO .................
Nacht Stircke-op. %, No. 4......
................ ...... Schuman
Miss Hasemeier.
''R. H. S. Alumni Prof. T. A. Mott
Vocal Solo .......... Howard Ramp
Address. :. Hon. VIM. Dudley Foulke
Piano Solo.
lie Papillon ...... Caller Lavelee
Miss Hasemeier.
San Francisco District" ....
Prof. Davis
Views ..... Prof. Fiske
After the program there will be
several special social features. Re-
were served in the Bot
any room.
The following members of the Jul
Nor class served at the tables: Miss
es Ruby Haner, Haze: Gadbury, Mar
guerite Doan. Mary Dickinson and
Florence King; Messrs. Stanley Scha-
fer, Carl Eggemeyer, Jonn Morgan,
Jesse Miller. At the punch bowl were
Miss Marguerite Doan and Ralph
Cain.
After the banquet dancing was the
feature of the evening till a late hour
White and Wilson furnished the mu-
sic.
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Mrs. Albert Gayle will entertain
with an informal luncheon Monday at
he home on North Twelfth street.
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The music programme furnished
by the Starr piano player this even
ing at the Keramic League exhibit,
will be as follows:
Tell ............ Rossini.
forgotten :. ..... Cowles
Cavaleira Rusticanna .Mascagni
............. NeVln
=. =. .......... Wagner
Toreador ...... Moncton-Caryl
Csardas ..... ....... Joseffy
Valse OPP 60, No. l ............C Chopin
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Miss Marie Campbell delightfully."-