The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-24

The Quack Doctors are Miss Mary
Hollowell and Bliss Mary Jenkins.
Bernice Spreading is Friar Tuck, Ru-
fus Allen Robin Hood and Lawrence
Barrett is Jack-in-the-Green. The
chimney sweeps are Sidney Hutton
and Hadley Marsh.
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An informal luncheon was given by
Mrs. Ira Wood at her home on South
Twentieth street, the party including
Mrs. Frank Parsons, Mrs. Harry
Needham, Mrs. Harry Shaw, Mrs. Ira
Swisher and Mrs. John Moore.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Howe gave a
delightful surprise party at their home
on South Fifth street, for their daugh,
ter, Mrs. Walter Voss, Tuesday even
ing, that day being the anniversary
of her twenty-fourth birthday The
evening was spent pleasantly with
cards, after which luncheon was
served. The guests were Messrs.
and Mesdames James Logan, Verne
Flagg, Edward Voss, Sherman Howe,
Frank Howe, Walter Voss; Mrs Mar.
garet Long; Misses Blanche Bell, Lu.
cile Howe, Miriam Flagg, Blanche
Howe, Margaret Flagg, Florence
Howe, Messrs. Wilbur Voss and
Charles Shields.
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. Med
Hervey of Providence, r L., Dr. Min
ME Hervey gave a dinner with Mrs.
Jefferson Clark of North Seventh
street, Tuesday evening. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Sharon Jones.
Miss Walpon, DR.. S. R. Lyons and
family, DR.. w. L. Bryan, President of
Indiana University and DR.. Harper of
Pittsburg.
Invitations for the reception given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lincoln KEEL
ly for Friday, June the first, at eight
o'clock, are out. The members of the
alumni of Earlham college residing in
Richmond and the members of the
faculty are invited to meet the class
of 1906. 1t has become a custom for
the President of the College to give
this reception every year.
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Mrs. F. B. Clark entertained at her
home on South Ia tn street at dinner
yesterday the wives of the Office
force of the International Harvester
Company. The guests from out of
town were Mis-. Edna Clark of Terre
Haute and Mrs. Fulmer of Dayton.
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Local people have received invita-
lions for the banquet and reception
given by the Alumni Association OF
Eldorado, O., for the class of 1906
1t is to begin Thursday evening, May
"a, in the Eldorado opera house. Mr.
Omar G. Murray of Richmond is sec
rotary of the Association.
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Miss Alice Knollenberg and Mrs
| William Kreuger two of Richmond's
talented musicians, were the perform
ers at the matinee Musical held at the
home of Miss Nellie Jones, East Syca
more street, kokomo. The program
consisted of eight numbers.
Part 1.
Brown.
Sonata, OPP. So, Beethoven; Allegro
con brio.
Aria (from Der Freischutz) Weber
(a) Warum, Schumann.
OBJ Nachtstucke, OPP. %, Schumanr
(a) Two Eyes of Brown, Hawley.
OBJ Fruhlingnacht, Bohm.
(c) Only in Dreams, r. DeKoven.
Part 2. -...s s
(a) Prelude, OPP. /, No. 2, Scriabine
/ (b) Caprice, Stavenhagen.
/ Sing On Denza.
National Air Concert Paraphrase.
Carlos Troyer.
Gut Nacht, Mein Lieb, Bischoff.
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Mr. and Mrs Grant Shaw entertain
ed delightfully."- in honor of their son
Harry's birthday, last evening.
luncheon was served. Those presen
were Misses Audrey Benger. Pear
Shaw, Edna Smith, Zalda Thompson
and Blanche McLear. Messrs. Grapon
Ramsey, Clarence McMahan, Harr.
Shaw, Bradford Williams and Sher
man Brown.
i Mrs. Roland Louck entertained a
whist last night for Miss Bessi'
Louck. whose marriage takes plac'
June 6. The house was prettily dec
GRATED in white and red. The favor
We're red and white roses. Prize
were awarded at whist tables. Owe
twenty were present. Among then