The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-15

Miss Nellie Lowe and Mr.. Warner
H. Noble. of Detroit, have gone Il
Hamilton. o. to attend a house part,
given by Mrs F. G. Hornung. Th'
wedding of Miss Lowe and Mr. Nobl.
will be a prominent nuptial event o
| the week.
There will be meeting of the East
ern Star Lodge this evening in the
lodge rooms, with work in the degree.
Miss Ethel King was hostess for Z
meeting of the Octopar Card clut
Thursday evening at her home or
South Ninth street Whist was play
ed prizes for which were won by Mr.
Arthur Hill. Miss Alice Harvey, Miss
Hazel Freeman and Mr.. Gath Free
man. Following the card games. d
luncheon in courses was served. Guests
of the club were Mr.. Walter Eggemey.
er, Miss Marie Campbell and Mr. Gath
Freeman. In two weeks the club will
be entertained by Miss Hilda Shute
at her home on North G street.
An informal, but very enjoyable af-
fair. was the dance which was given
Friday evening at the high school by
the members of the alumni, in honor of
the graduating class of 1907. The
east room of the building was appro-
priately decorated. a canopy of flags
being made for the musicians. who
were Miss Bessie Brown and Mr.. Carl
White. The class colors, purple and
white, were also prominent The
words "Welcome-19O7. were painted
across the canopy. Previous to the
dancing, Supt. T. A Mott made a
short talk, welcoming the graduating
class to the alumni. and Prof Davis al
SO spoke, his remarks being in the ma
ture of a farewell as he will leave in
the fall for Tacoma Wash. Dancing
was enjoyed until late hour. a pleas
ing feature being the refreshments
which were served in the botany room
Punch was also served in the upper
corridor.
Miss Susan Kelsey entertained at a
charming informal party Thursday
evening at her home on North Thir-
teenth street. in honor of Miss Nellie
Lowe. a bride-elect. The evening was
spent socially and with cards. follow
ed by luncheon. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Reid. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Gilbert. Misses Bertha
Larsh. Kiturah Parsons. Lucy Barnett,
Of Chicago and Anna Finfrock, Messrs.
Clarence Humbert. Charles Blair. Ray
Tot n
and Wayland Kelsey.
Miss Lena Coffin entertained at an
informal breakfast this morning at
nine O'Clock at her home on South
Fifteenth street in honor of Miss Jul
let Corwin. The breakfast was in
three courses and covers were laid for
Mrs. Dudley elmer, Mrs. Rudolph
Leeds, Mrs. hckham Corwin, Mrs. Jo-
seph Hill, Misses June Elmer, Joseph
ne Gates, Marie Campbell, Elizabeth
Newman and Carolyn Hollingsworth
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Mr.. Fred Johnson and Mr. and Mrs
George Snyder of Indianapolis are Wis
ting the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. B. Johnson, East MAIN street
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson will entertain a
party of six this evening at six
o'clock dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Houghton are
a number of young peo-
pie at a tennis party this afternoon at
heir hospitable home in Spring
Grove. The guests, who will also be
at dinner this evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. Houghton are Mr.. and
Mrs George Dilks, Misses Nina and
Marjorie Penne1l. Ethel Patton, of
Kansas City, Lena Engelbert, and Ru
" Hunt, and Messrs. Ernest Hill, |
frank Harold, Harry Jay, Omer Whe-
an and Orville Conner.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gennett will en-
ertain a company of friends at the |
Club Sunday evening at dim
Ter at six thirty o'clock. 1t will be in
lonor of Mr.. Louis Elbel.
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Miss Anna Finfrock will entertain
company of friends Tuesday after
loon at her home on South Eleventh
treet in honor of Miss Nellie Lowe,
bride-elect.
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The following is the program for the
econd of the series of lecture recit-
Is which are being given at the Art
exhibition by Mr.. Louis Elbel under
he auspices of the Art Association
nd through the courtesy of the Starr
'iano company.
HE STORY OF THE PIANOFORTE:
Some Great Pianists.
Musical Illustrations
'astorale ...-.-.....
'apriccio
Domenico Scarlattl
n oodes Claude Debussy
onata in A flat, OPP. So weber
Allegro Observation-Disclosures.
.allade in A Flat. OPP. Al