The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-18

one. Memorial exercises were held in |
honor of Mrs. Closer. The next meet |
ing will be with Mrs. Stephen Root |
on North y street. The programs of |
this society are of miscellaneous |
character The officers for the year |
are:
President-Mrs. James Mcneil.
Vice-Pres.-Mrs Margaret Miller.
Treasurer-Mrs. Matte Johnson.
Mrs. William Spangler informally
company Of friends
Thursday evening at her home, 1872
North A street Refreshments added
to the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs Irwin Ridenour will en-
tertain at six o'clock dinner this even
ing at their home, SO Kinsey street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Mcclure in
formally entertained a company Of five
at dinner at the Country Club Thurs
day evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Shealor, of Cincinnati, who are visiting
here for a few days.
A banquet will be given some time
in December by the Juniors of the
high school in honor of the Senior
class. A meeting of the junior class
was held and committees were named
and arrangements formulated for the
event.
o1 nil No Nv hn
fist Brotherhood Of the First Baptist
church this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
The ladies of the church will be the
guests of the Brotherhood. The pro
gram will consist of music and short
addresses. The main address will be
delivered by the pastor, the Rev. H.
Robert Smith. Refreshments will be
served.
A birthday dinner was given Thurs
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs B. b.
Myrick, Jr., North Eleventh street, in
honor of the eighty-siXJh birthday of
Mr.. Benjamin Myrick, Sr. Dinner was
served to members of the immediate
family. A large birthday cake consti-
tuted the center piece. On tn cake
We're eighty-six candles, one for each
year Mr.. Myrick, Sr., is one of the
best known men of Richmond, having
been a resident of this city for more
than half century.
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Miss Flora Klein delightfully."- enter
| tanned large company of friends at
her home on National avenue. West
Richmond, Thursday evening at a
barn dance. The large and comodious
barn was decorated in autumn leaves
and the national colors, with festoons
of electric lights decorated in art
shades and Japanese lanterns. The
well appointed home was also beau
tifully decorated The music was
furnished on piano and drums. Lun-
cheOn in courses was served and in
every respect it was 4 most enjoyable
affair. The guests were Misses Han
nah Puthoff, Ethel Norman, Stella
McGreevy, Setta Gard. Dora Ruch
Catherine Conroy, Verna Loughlin
Hazel Williams, Elizabeth McGreevy
Louise Flick. Crestena Huber, Clara
Weidner, Leona Kennepohl. Laura
Grottendick, Nellie Conroy, Elizabeth
Frick, Anna Saxon, Margaret ConrOy
Clara kennepohl, Carrie Sauer and
! Flora Klein; Messrs. Ray Geier. Evan
Smith. Samuel Johnston, Albert Mey,
ers, Robert Elliott, Galen Hopkins
Tom Riley, Harry White. Frank
Smith, Ben Mag, Everett Hawekotte
Clarence Pilson, Cecil Winterstein
Dan Weber. Charles Roster, Earl
Kamp, Ed Ruch, Walter Steinkamp;
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Klein, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold Pfeiffer and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Klein.
The Primary Union will not meet
| this week, as was arranged, but or
! Saturday of next week, owing to the
/ teachers institute. The meeting Sat
urday of next week will be held al
$50 O'Clock at the First English Lu
theran church.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William Clendener
have returned from West Bader
where they spent two weeks.
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! This afternoon an informal recep
ton was rendered to all of the visit
! ing delegates to the Five Years meet
ing, at Earlham and the members OF
the faculty and others are showing the
visitors about the institution.
/ A delightful as we'll as artistic mu
sicale was given Thursday evening BY
pupils of Mr.. Justin Leroy Harris il
the music hall Of the Starr piano com
pany. Palms, chrysanthemums anC
carnations were tastefully used in dec
Grating the room, and as the recita
was one to which the public was invit
ed, it was with difficulty that the
large audience was seated. The pro
gram as a whole was we'll given, ant
reflected credit on the instruction Civ
en- by Prof. Harris. New laurels were
won by seveal already recognized a!
being talented vocalists, and otheI
newer voices showed promise of much
for the future. Mrs. Elmer GormOI
opened the program with the Walt;
Song from Romeo and Juliet" which
was beautifully given. Her voice has
a bright quality without being metallic