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

Beginning Thursday, June IA, in the
Starr Piano Company's newly APP
pointed music parlors, and continuing
ten days, the record annual exhibit of
the Richmond Keramic League will
be Held. Mrs. Elmer Eggemeper and
MISS Anna Newman are the chairmen
Of the committee on decorating. The
board who have charge Of
the exhibit is composed of the follow
ing: President, Mrs. L. D. Stubs;
first vice president, Mr.. Otto Punsch;
second vice president, Mrs. Oliver
Gaar; third vice president. Mrs. A. L.
Bramkamp; treasurer, Miss Hazel
Reed: recording secretary, Miss Su-
san Kelsey; corresponding secretary,
Miss Edna Bayer; historian, Mrs. Ar
thur Commons; chairman of enter
tainment committee, Mrs. John
Lontz; chairman of music committee,
Mrs. Henry Gennett; chairman Of
Old Lustre Work exhibit, Mrs. Oliver
Gaar; chairman of modern Lustre ex-
hibit, Mrs. Arthur Commons; chair
man of original. conventional design
committee, Mrs. A. l.. Bramkamp;
chairman of figure painting exhibit,
Miss Edna Bayer. In addition to the
exhibit of keramic art which will be
made by number of local china pain
tiers, there will be special exhibit of
keramic art sent from the Indiana
Keramic Association of which Mrs. l..
d. Stubs of this city is one of the
charter members. There will also be
the loan displays of antique lustre and
modern lustre; an exhibit of original
conventional plate designs, by local
painters and an exhibit by Mr.. Paul
Putske of Washington, D. c. The
members cordially invite all their
friends and those interested to attend
the exhibit.
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Mrs. f. B. Grosvenor delightfully."-
entertained at whist last evening at
her home on National Road, West
Richmond. The guests of honor were
Mrs. w. P. Hutton of Philadelphia
and Miss Strickland. The reception
hall and library were decorated in
June roses and peonies and the dining
room in green and white. Drive whist
was played at three tables after which
a luncheon in three CSrses was serv-
ed. The company included the fol-
lowing.
Messrs and Mesdames Frank l..
Reed, Walter Hutton, Frank Watt;
Miss Irene Watt, Miss Ruby Hunt;
Messrs Harry Jay and julius Grosve-
nor.
Mrs. William Furnas entertained
the members of the Senior Glass at
Earlham with a picnic at the home
of her sister, Mrs. David Sutton, west
of the City last evening.
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The following invitations have been
received here:
Mr.. and Mrs William P. Spray in
vite you to be present at the mar
riage ceremony of their daughter, Lot
ia, to Mr.. Wilson Irving Doan, Wed
nesday evening, June 81, at
o'clock. Mr.. Doan, who has been
attending the University of Michigan
was graduate last year of Earlham
College.
At the Art League Exhibit in Bos.
ton last week. one room was devoted
exclusively to the decorating of
brides tables. One table in partic-
ular attracted much attention, owing
to its beauty and simplicity. 1t was
round laid with a large white center
piece, embroidered in white roses,
with a heavy lace border. The plate
doilies corresponded and under each
little dish of nuts or jelly was also a
dolly. In the middle was a tall cut
glass vase Of white bride roses and
very delicate trailing vnes, which
dropped in light festoons and were
caught up on four very tall glass can
die sticks, which bore white candles.
There were several glass and gold
compotes on the table, filled with
candies, large pale green peppermints
decorated with doves in icng. The
small dishes arranged around the cen
terpiece. were of silver and glass and
held salter almonds mixed with
green pistachio nuts, light colored
jellies and various caudied fruits. The
china used was all white with gold