The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-09

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Thomas Atwood.
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An unusually pleasing program has
been arranged by Mr.. Harris for the
sacred concert to be given Sunday
| evening at the First NJ. l.. church. Mi.
Wilbur tasemeier will render a selec-
ton on the flute for -Ae oHertory
number. and Mrs. Lewis King Will pre-
! side at the organ. The other muSlcal
| numbers will be:
Anthem. Still Still with Thee
Friedly and chorus.
Solo. Jesus Voice"-Bond-Har
Miss Karolyn Karl.
THE Lost Chord '-Sullivan-By the
Ladies' chorus.
Angels Serenade-Braga-M Ell
mer German, with flute obligato by Mr..
Hasemeier.
Authenticated TIE Deum-Buck-
Mrs. Gormon, Mrs. Longnecker, MI.
Lawson, Mr.. Cox. and chorus.
Solo, The Homeland''-Hansco
Miss Huldah Henley.
The pastor, the Rev. r. j. Wade.
will deliver a short address.
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! Mrs. Levi Rhoads delightfully."- enter
tanned a company of friends and rela-
! tives at twelve o'clock dinner, Friday,
at her home on South Sixteenth street
| in honor of Mrs. Elizabeth Rhoads
and Mrs. |. ID. Horney, of Chicago.
The former is the mother and the lat
! ter sister of Mr. Rhoads. The din
ner was served in courses. The par
| lor and dining room were charmingly
decorated in American beauty roses.
Mrs. Rhoads and Mrs. HOrney have
! been frequent visitors to the city and
| have a host of friends and relatives
in Richmond and vicinity. Following
the dinner the afternoon was pleas
antly spent in social diversion and in
narrating earlier experiences. A num-
Der of interesting facts were discios-
ed, one being that the combined ages
of those present totaled $40 years.
! Others present were Mesdames Eme-
line Land, Elizabeth Briggs, Lydia
Price. Mary Thorpe, Elmira Whelan,
| Matilda Strattan, Mary Webb. L. B.
! G. Ewing, Ida Lemon, Ella Crawford,
l.. II. Bunyan and Jesse Williams.
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| The Mary F. Thomas w. c. T. U.
will meet Monday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock in the parlors at the Morris
son-Reeves library. This will be for
| the annual election of officers and is
the most important meeting of the
year.
Miss Ruth Friedgen, North Eleventh
street, charmingly entertained COM
pany of friends at her home Thurs
day evening, being assisted by Mr..
and Mrs Bert Phillips. Games, music
and dancing were the diversions. The
guests were Misses Dorothy Bates,
Helen Nicholson, Genevive Newln
Arleen Shreeve, Helen Jameson, Pearl
Haner, Louise Norman and Elenora
Shute; Messrs. Irwin Coffin, Lewis
/ Craighead, Howard Ashley, Robert
Land, Paul Carver, Charles Buell., Alb
ram Strattan, Walter Davis and Char.
! les Twigg.
The many friends Of Mrs. Esther
Huffman will be pleased to hear of her
marriage Tuesday. Nov. ). to Mr.. ]. Ell
mer Brewer, of indianapolis. They
went to their new home, 2OO2 Park
avenue, which has been awaiting
them for some time. Many gifts and
we'll wishes went with them.
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! Mrs. Robert Ferriday, of Indanapo-
lis, formerly of this city, arrived today
to be the guest of Mrs. Plat Robin
son for week at her home on North
Thirteenth street
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This afternoon at the home of Mrs
w. D. Foulke on South Eighteenth
street, a company of twelve little folks
assembled for dancing lesson given
by Mrs. Charles kolp. The dancing
class is a regular Saturday afternoon
affair at the home of Mrs. Foulke, anG
is much enjoyed by the little people.
Miss Pearl Moss, South Thirteenth
street. will entertain a company OF
twelve at a dinner party Sunday even
ing, in honor of Miss Edna Carson. OF
New Castle, Ind. The company viii
include a number of Earlham people.
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Mrs. William Manchester Of Omaha
Neb., is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]
Buntell, South Seventeenth street
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Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Duvall celebrated
their twelfth wedding anniversary
with number of friends and relatives
at six O'Clock dinner. The table
decorations were pleasing and the din
ner was served in courses. The out
of-towu guests were Miss Ella Duvall
of Liberty; Mrs. Richard Duvali OF
Boston and Miss Ella Heller of Con
nerSvillC.
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Invitations have been received by a
number of local people to the wedding
of Miss Louise Woerner, of Eaton. O.