The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-04

it has been postponed until the 8th.
On the sixteenth Miss Mamie Hough
also graduate will give a recital.
Following is the program which will
be rendered Wednesday evening:
..-..... MoScheleS
Orchestral Accompaniment on
Second Piano.
Songs
ta) Contentment - Hastings
tb) Thou Art So Like Flower.
...... .......... Chadwick
(c) Through the Forest. 5. Newton
Miss Edna Gordon.
(a) Etude, OPP. %, No. 7..... Chopin
(b) Were l a Bird. ....... .Henselt
(c) The Prophet Bird $50. .Schumann
I'D Romance, OPP. 2S, No. Schumann
(a) Rock bye ........-. .Neidlinger
(b) Charming Little Valley. Robert
Ladies' Double Quartette.
(a) LiebeStraum ... List
OBJ Magic Fire Music (from Walkure)
...-.... ....... Wagner-Brassin
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Miss Magdalena Engelbert enter
tanned in charming manner Friday
evening at dinner at her home on
North Ninth street. The table was
beautiful in the colors of red and
white, at each end being red tapers
shaded with red and in the center a
great cluster of Richmond roses
About the rooms were jardinieres of
the roses. The guests were the
Misses Nina Pencil, Ruby Hunt,
Pauline Fihe and Marie Dietrich of
Cincinnati; Mrs. George Dilks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Bartel entertain
ed at dinner Friday evening at their
home on South Eighteenth street. hav-
ing for their guests Mrs. Gertrude
Henley, Miss Blanche Orr, of Pitts
burg, Miss Electa Henley, Mr.. Wal |
ter Henley and Mr. and Mrs George |
Crane and son, of st. Louis
Mr. and Mrs. James A Kessler of |
Richmond avenue. have announced the |
engagement of their daughter, Miss |
Maude India, to Mr. Elver EIsdon |
Cartwright, formerly of Columbus. O., |
now of this city The date for the we'd
ding has not been set. but it will be
in the near future Mr.. Cartwright
tween here and St Louis and during
his residence in this city has made
many friends. Miss Kessler is employs
ed in the office of MIR e. NJ Camp
field, and is a popular young woman.
Point euchre was played at ten ia
bles at the card party which was Civ
en Friday afternoon by Maumee Coun-
ell, ID. of p. in Red Mems hall. Prizes
we're awarded TO Mrs. Van Etten. Mrs.
Harvey Brown, Mrs Ball and Mrs.
George Ferling. Next Friday another
card party will be given
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Misses Anna and Jennie Moffitt en-
one hundred friends Friday
afternoon from two To six at their
home in West Richmond, the form of
being a most enjoyable
me- Mr. George Hartley, of F'oun tain
Jity, who has just returned from a
rip around the world, exhibited manyl
tereoptieCn pictures which he had TAX
n on his trip. All of the pictures
hown were on Italian and Egyptian
ife and the talk accompanying them
vas a very interesting and compre-
ensive one. Refreshments were an
additional pleasant feature. The
ooms We're decorated with palms and
pring blossoms. Assisting the hos
esses were Mrs. King. Mrs. E. B.
irosvenor, Mrs. II. l.. Sackett and Mrs.
IorriSson.
Phoenix Literary society of Earlham
ollege met in Phoenix hall Friday
vening IT the usual hour. After Z
hort business meeting. the following
terary program was rendered in an
lteresJing manner: Music-Miss Hell
ma B. Sutton; reading from Ben john
1n. Miss Rema Stone: The Seven
ges of Woman" Miss Helen Garter
o visitors We're admitted
Ionian society also net and render.