The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-14
Social and Personal Mention


the work which is being carried on
here, and Mrs. Johnston says that
with each year more people are becon1-
ing interested in the Richmond Art
exhibit.
At Pittsburg Mrs. Johnston attended
the dedication exercises of the new
Carnegie Art Gallery The exhibit
was an international one, there being
many works of art from foreign coun-
tries, the whole probably numbering
three hundred and fifty pictures. The
exercises were of three days duration,
the principal feature being an address
by Andrew Carnegie. Many foreign
representatives, as well as presidents
or representatives from the large uni
yersitieS and directors of the art in
stitutes We're in attendance. Mrs.
Johnston obtained twenty-five original
drawings from the Century Magazine,
of which Mr.. Robert Underwood John
ston is editor, and Mr.. Frank Scott,
formerly of Richmond. president.
The pictures on exhibition this year
will certainly be of an exceptionally
high order and will no doubt eclipse all
others.
A drive whist party will be given
Monday afternoon by Mrs. Jesse ).
Reeves, and Mrs. H. Fl. Weist, at the
Country club All the members are
cordially invited.
Several successful markets We're Civ
en- Saturday, one of the most success
full being by the ladies of the First En-
glish Lutheran church on North
Eighth street. The proceeds will be
used for church purposes. Another
was given by the ladies of Trinity
Lutheran church in the chapel and
was successful ia every way.
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The fourth chapter of John was
studied at the meeting of the Bible
Study Circle of North A street Friends
church Saturday evening. and was dis
cussed by almost all the members. The
circle is studying the life of Christ
Miss Frances Robinson was the host
ess at her home on North Eleventh
street. The next meeting will be next
Saturday.
A charming children's party was
given Saturday afternoon by Miss Hell
en- Eggemeyer at her home on East
Main street. in honor of her fifth birth
day anniversary. The little folk
spent the afternoon with games and a
luncheon was served. In the center
of the table was a birthday cake sur
rounded by ten tiny candles. The lit
tie guests were the Misses Janet Seek
er. Juliet Nusbaum, Clara Myrick. EN-
ma Fetta. Jeanette Banks and Mildred
Nusbaum and Master Floyd Nusbaum,
REEVE Myrick and Robert Garrison.
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The Dorcas society will meet Monday
with Mrs. Edward Crival, |
800 South Fourth street.
At the meeting of the keram1c |
league Saturday afternoon, at the Nor /
library, the following
conditions for the prize of SO which |
was given by Mrs. William Dudley
Foulke to the league, were formed:
The design shall be from the Japanese /
forms: the piece of pottery used shall
not be limited to any shape or size. |
There shall be three prizes, S12 being
given for the best adaptation of Japa- /
nese motifs to the porcelain. the sec
ond So for the second best best
and the third, So. for the
third best. Three judges shall be
chosen by the committee on prizes. I
Following this Mrs Stubs gave most I
talk on her trip to Cincin- |
natl the past week, where she went in .
the interest of china painting.