The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-01
Social and Personal Mention
Conducted Miss Resi-
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The other guests were Rev. and Mrs.
&c. o. Shirley and children. In the eve
ming a number of Mr.. Abel's friends
called as a surprise, and spent most
enjoyable evening socially. The col
ors of the decorations were pink and
| white.
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| As the opening of the commence
ment festivities at Earlham College
was the presidents reception to the
members of the senior class, which
was held Friday evening at the home
of President and Mrs. Kelly on Nation
al avenue. The guests numbered one
| hundred, and were. besides the class
members, the local trustees of the col
lege, the members of the faculty. and
/ the families of the local graduates
| The decorations in the dining room
were the college coIors, yellow and
white. In the center of the table was
a French basket filled with yellow and
white roses, white carnations and tied
with a yellow bow. Intermingled
with the flowers were numerous tiny
yellow bows. The table was illumi-
mated with a number of tall cathedral
candles. In the refreshments the
college colors were also carried out
In the other rooms palms were effect
lively arranged. Assisting in the din
ing room were Miss Lucy Francisco,
Miss Elsie Marshall. Miss Lillian
Kaminski Miss Marcia Furnas, Miss
Aisle Kirk, Miss Clara Brown and Mrs.
Mary Ballard. During the receiving
hours a program of music was render
ed by the Tetrauq Quartet.
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Following is the program which
was given Friday afternoon at the
pupils recital in the department of
music at Earlham college:
Part One.
Sonata for two pianos, Clement
Miss Grace Stanley, Mrs. Waggoner
Will o The Wisp, Wollenhapt-
Miss Lorena Hugo.
Farewell to the Piano, Beethoven
Miss Frances Huber.
Song, My Lover is a Weaver, Hill
dach-Miss Muriel Bartel pupil of
Miss Edwards.)
Waltz, Nevin-Miss Lois Lambdin.
By the Mountain Spring, BONN
Miss Beulah Wise Pupil of Miss
kirk
Papillons Roses, Thome-Miss Elsa
Bertermann.
Song-My Dearie Q. Lynes-Miss
Lenore Wickemeyer. pupil of Miss
Edwards)
Scarf Dance, Chaminade-Miss Mar
tina Meyn.
The Fawns, Chaminade-Miss Ma
RE Peterson.
Impromptu, Reinhold-Miss Mabel
Barber
Polish Dance. Scharwenka-Miss |
Grace Stanley.
ImDromptu Schubert-Miss Laura
Stanley. Pupil of Miss kirk
Valse Chromatique, Leschetisky-
Miss Margarite Chisman.
Violin-Marche. EIlerton-Miss Ca
roll Wood CPupil of Miss Jay.)
Gavotte, Pirani-Miss Elizabeth |
Morrison.
La Morena, Chaminade-Mrs Bes |
sye Skiles Waggoner.
Songs-(a) Purple Pansies, Johnson |
(bl The Green is on the Grass, VIII |
leby-Miss Pearl Hasecoster.
(a) Revere, HOFFMAN,; OBJ Etude, |
Wollenhaupt-Miss Myrtle Johnson. |
(a) Romance, Haberbier; OBJ |
Springs Awakening Haberbier-Miss
Ruth MORROW.
In the church parlors, Friday after
noon a most enjoyable and interest
ing meeting of the Missionary Socle-
tv of Reid Memorial United Presby- /
terrain church was held. Mrs Dora /
Dietrich and Mrs. James Griffis being
the hostesses. Mrs W. l.. Mott was /
the leader for the occasion and the |
paner was on Indian Missions and
was given by Mrs. r. B. Niles. 1t
was a very comprehensive paper and
one that was much enjoyed Mrs.
Charles Bell gave an interesting read
Ing. it being a sketch of the life of
Anna Y. Thompson, missionary OF
the United Presbyterian church, in
Egypt Following the program, re-
were served and the aft
ernoon spent socially. The next meet II
ing will be on the last Friday in June. Il
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At the Westcott Hotel this evening
the members of the Sophomore class