The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-31

| League will open its exhibit for the
third annual time at the Starr Piano
rooms on Tenth and Main streets. and
will continue until the 26th of June.
The exhibit promises to be one of the
most successful and interesting held
in Richmond. Special features this
year is the adaptation of decorative
Japanese art to porcelain and the spe-
cial loan of Japanese porcelain, by
citizens of the city. Many of the Chi
ma painters of the city this year are
studying the Japanese art as applied
to porcelain and are endeavoring to
reproduce it and enlarge it in their
own work. There will be probably
forty exhibitors who will have their
work on display. In addition to the
China exhibit Miss Anna Newman will
exhibit some work of her classes and
Mrs. Maude Kaufman Eggemeyer will
also have an exhibit, the two latter
named having their work in the par
lors of the Starr Piano company. Mrs.
w. ID. Foulke has offered S25 to the
club which will be used as a prize to
the one displaying the best original
adaptation OF decorative Japanese
art. Those on the executive commit
tee are Mrs. Lewis d. Stubs, presi-
dent; vice presidents, Mrs. Oliver
Gaar, Mrs. a. l.. Bramkamp and Mrs.
Charles Morris; secretary, Miss
Kathyrn Rettig and treasurer, Miss
Hazel Reid. Mrs Henry Gennett is
chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee and will be assisted by Others
Miss Bessie Whitridge is chairman of
the figure painting committee and
Miss Edna Bayer chairman of the ar
rangement committee
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A society event of next week will be
the reception which will be given
Tuesday afternoon June 18th by Mrs.
Robert Lemuel Sackett, at her home on
National avenue. The hours will be
from two to four and four to six and
sued
The Country club proved to be pop
ular place Thursday, as there were sew
eral luncheon and dinner parties. In
the evening dinner guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Howard A DILL Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Nicholson and Mr.. Raymond
Nicholson. Another party was COM
posed of Mr. and Mrs. Omar Holdings
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carr, Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. Westcott. Miss Lucille
Hollingsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Carr. of Springfield, Ohio and Mr.. Bar
ton Carr of Hamilton. Ohio: at lunch
con, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy McCabe, Mrs.
w. Ravens, of Columbus, Ohio and
Mr.. Guy Scott, were guests.
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The banquet which was announced
to have been given Thursday by the
members of the Alice Cary Club at the
home of Mrs Mary Price has been
postponed until next week, on Thurs
day.
The Bible Study Circle of North A
Street Friends will meet Saturday eve
ming from 7:15 TO 9 o'clock at the
home of Edward Shaw, North 18th ST,
The lesson will be the sixth chapter of
Mark.
4 picnic south of the city on
evening at Sedgwick' S
Rock was formed by the Misses Jessie
Reeler. Hazel Freeman and Marie
Kaufman. and Messrs. Myron Malsby,
Wilson Masaw. and Edwin Wilson.
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On Tuesday and Wednesday even
lngs of next week. Sune 18th and 9th.
the Gonzaga society of ST. Andrews
church will present drama. entitled
The Hidden Gem. 1t viii be pre-
sented at the Gennett and promises 10
be most successful affair. Follow
ing is a synopsis Of the drama In the
reign of Emperor Honorius. there liv
ed in Rome youth Of great piety By
he name of Alexius. whose father, /
was a Bomtn senator /
and nobisman. Though Alexius was
with brilliant parts and had
all the pleasures that a youth could /
have desired. he left his fathers home /
having received a calling from God 10 /
do missionary work. Gone for five +
years he has an-inspiration 10 return. i