The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-25

bert Rundell of Bloomington, and Dor
sey Jones. DR.. and Mrs. Coble have
gone on a short wedding trip before
going to Spencer, where they will be
at home after May 10. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Hum
BILE, Mrs. Eliza Morris, Mrs. ] B.
Simpson, of Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs.
3. e. Bowman, Mrs. Luella Carson,
Miss Edna Carson, Miss India Smith,
Mrs. Luther Root, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Murphy, of Newcastle; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ Wilson and daughter Josehine, of
Richmond; DR.. and Mrs. j. Coble and
Miss Mayme Coble, of Spencer, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi BEEN Of Blooming
ton.
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The great Nordica who will sing at
Muncie on the evening of May 4 and
on the afternoon of May 5 will be
heard by a number of Richmond so
ciety people. The sale of seats for the
evening concert was so great that
hundreds of people in Eastern Indiana
who desire to hear the great soprano
were unable to secure reservations.
The second concert was arranged for
and many Richmond people yesterday
were formally notified of the fact.
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In population Richmond stands
eighth in Indiana but in the number
of it's women's literary clubs it must
be conceded fourth place, with only
Indianapolis, South Bend and LaFay-
cite leading. There is mantle silly
more interest taken in club work in
Richmond than in most cities of its
size in the west and the season just
drawing to a close probably has been
the most successful that such organ
izations in Richmond have ever en-
joyed. With the ending of the years
work plans are outlined for the next
Sc ason and most of the Richmond lit
erary clubs already have their pro-
grams for 1906-1907 printed and in the
hands of members.
There likely will be .some distinct
social features in come ction with the
Forthcoming exhibit under the auspices
of the Richmond Art Association.
Aside from the opening night of the
! exhibit which always is made a social
occasion and which is graced by the
pre- sence of numerous young society
women as hestesses, there probably
will be several musical programs on
other evenings which will be arranged
especially for the holders of member
ship tickets.
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At the dinner and dance of the
Country Club, Saturday night, the en-
gagement was announced of Miss Car
oline Burford only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William B. Buford, and Hen
ry Rose Danner, of New York. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry S. New entertained
a small party at dinner for Miss Blu
ford and Mr.. Danner. Tomorrow Mr..
and Mrs. Buford will send out invita-
tons for the wedding, which will take
place Wednesday evening, May Is, at
their home in North Meridian St.
Indianapolis News.
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The Wednesd Duplicate Whist
Club will meet this afternoon with
Mrs George B. Williams, East Main
street.
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A meeting of the Domestic Science
Association will be held this afternoon
at $50 in the kitchen of the High
School. Mrs. Hawley will read a pa
per on Cereals followed by demon
stration Friends of the Association
are invited.
The following invitations have beer
received in this city:
Mr. and Mrs. John Joyce
request the honor of your company
at the marriage of their granddaughte,
Ruth Margaret Church
Mr.. Robert E. Sheldon, Jr.,
on the evening of Thursday. the tenth
t of May at Eight O'clock,
at All East Broad Street,
in the City of Columbus. Ohio.
Miss Church is we'll known in thi:
city. Last summer she Syas the
, guest for several weeks of Mr.. ane
| Mrs. H. C. Starr. North Tenth street
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| Mr.. and Mrs Dudley n Elmer hav,
; returned from their honeymoon trip Il
i Atlantic City and are now making thru
} home with Mr.. and Mrs. GeorDg r
Williams, East Main street. 1r. ant
, Mrs. Elmer will move intaStheir new
home on North A street abou, the hrs
, of July.
We have mAsZloan on real .
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