The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-19

The dance given last evening at
the |. o. o. F. Hall by Rush Bowman
and Norman Craighead was attended
by about sixty young people and the
evening was spent in delightful
manner. The music was furnished
by White and Wilson. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kolp, the Misses Ruby and Ada KEEL
ly Margaret Doan, Virginia Graves,
Esther McKone, Leonora and Viola
Wickemeyer, Marguerite Green, Lou
Use Williams, Electa Henley, Pearl
Hasecoster, Deborah Eedgwick, Nina
Harris, Ruby Reid, Katherine Rettig,
Edna Bayer, Carolyn Hollingsworth,
Bertha Carver, Florence King, Merle
Bartel, Martha McClelland. Mildred
Gaar, Fannie Jones, Cora Weighman;
Messrs Frank Bymaster, Wheaton
Tallant, Myron Crane, Robert Tai
liant, Orba Decker, Kenneth Highley,
Roy Dennis, Harry Reid, George Bay
er, Frank Lichtenfels. Donald Graves,
Edwin Wilson, Taylor Schriber, Nor
man Craighead, Lawrence Luken,
Carl Pierson, Walter Craighead, Ray
Marchant, Robert Carter. Elmer
Dickinson, Stanley Schaefer, Howard
Hunt, Tom Kaufman, Rush Bowman,
Harry Frankie, Robert Crane. Carl
Meyers, Wales CASTOR, Munroe Vor-
hees, Wilbur Hasemier,, John Glenn
ents and Tom Campbell.
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The opening dance of the season
was held last evening at Jackson
Park by the Friday Night Dancing
Club. The music was furnished by
piano and drums and the beautiful
pavilion looked prettier than ever
having recently been refitted. The
Friday Night Dancing Club will meet
every two weeks at Jackson Park
throughout the summer months.
The members of the T. M. r. Club
a high school organization, held a
barn dance last evening east of the
city. The young people spent a mer-
ry evening. The trip to and from the
barn was made in a hay wagon. Re-
freshments were served and old fash
toned country dances were danced.
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All the fraternities at Miami MILL
tary Academy, Germantown, O., will
give fraternity dance Friday even
ing of next week. The Messrs. Robert
Carter, Earl Henley, George Bayer
and Dudley Gates of this city will
probably attend. The first three
young men were formerly students
at this institution.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley N. Elmer will
entertain the members of the BUYERS
Club this evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. r. Williams, East Main
street. The evening will be spent at
whist
A social will be given this evening
in the parlors of the dormitory of
Earlham College and besides the stu
dents several young people from this
spent at games and in social man
ner Refreshments will be served.
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Miss Marie Kaufman of this, city
and Miss Irene Wilson OF New Cas-
tie, who s@~merly attended Earlham
College, will attend the annual hop
and banquet which will be given by
the Beta Theta Phi fraternity at In
diana University, Bloomington, dur
ing commencement week.
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The Alice Carey Club held it's reg.
ular meeting of the season Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mary
Price, North Fifteenth street The af.
ternoon was devoted to reading and
an impromptu musical program was
rendered. The annual banquet of the
| club will be held some time in June
at the home of Mrs. Charles Ross
| South Thirteenth street.
There will be a duplicate bridge
party at the Country Club on Monday
afternoon at $3.50. Ladies are asket