The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-25

Mrs. Milton Craighead, North Eighth
street.
/ The following invitations have been
issued:
The Knights of Columbus
cordially invite you to attend a
reception
given 10 the participants In
/ Robinson Crusoe Jr.-
in 4. of c. Hall.
| Wednesday. June 26th, 1907,
$50 O'Clock, p. N.
Respectfully, J. W. Kenney, ]. W.
Steinkamp, George Zwissler, commit
tee
The reception probably will be at
tended by over one hundred people
In the upper hall there will be dane
ing with music by Galloway and Mar
son, of Cambridge City. In the lower
hall there will be card playing with
refreshments.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid society of the Reid Memorial
hospital will be held Thursday after
noon at $50 O'Clock, at the hospital
1t will be followed by picnic supper
for the members and their husbands
and for the hospital trustees and their
wives. Conyeyances will leave the
corner of Eighth and Main streets at
three and six-fifteen o'clock
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Mr. Robert Graham entertained at
his home. 254 West Second street, in
honor of his eighteenth birthday ami
versary. A most delightful evening
was spent socially and refreshments
were served. The guests were Messrs.
Perry Hunt, Fred Misner. Silas
Brown, Harry Cain. Earl Stewart, Carl
Stewart, Glen Whiteseil, Don Draper,
David Cooney, Everett Moore, G.
Brown, Elmer Brown and Albert
Kuhlenbeck.
A meeting of the Penny club will be
held Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Wesley Thomas, 1o271s Main
street. All members are requested to
be present.
Messrs. Wilbur Hibberd. Ramsey
poundstone, John Starr and Harry
Ross, who will be the ushers at the
wedding of Mr.. Ray Holton and Miss
Juliet Corwin, and Mr.. Walker Land,
the best man, entertained at stag
dinner Monday evening at the Westcott
hotel in honor of Mr. Holton The
other guests were Messrs. Dudley Ell
mer, Tom Kaufman, Wickham Corwin
Orville Conner and Rudolph Leeds.
The dinner was in five courses. This
evening Mr.. Holton will give stag
dinner at the Westcott.
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In the school hall this evening the |
parochial school of ST. M.ry's church |
will hold their annual commencement
exercises. An enjoyable program has
been prepared and the event will no |
doubt prove an interesting one to the |
many friends and parents of the grad
yates. Those who have finished the |
eighth year work and will receive di- I
plomas are: William NJ. Linehan, Rob- |
ert Fitzgibbons, William E. Nolan,
Henry r. Smith, Mary Fitzharris, Meta |
Pfafflin, Grace Grove, John Edward |
Hoey, Mary Porter and Veronica
Maley. Those who have finished the |
course and will receive di- |
plomas are Misses Alice Locier, Sara
Krammer, Marie Dillon, Marie Conner
ton and Elizabeth Goldrick.
The following program will be rem
dered:
Orchestra-Violins, Raymond Kel-
ley, Charles Hoey, Gerald Fitzgibbons;
piano, Mary Porter.
Meeting. Boys Eighth Grade
Longfellow -. William Nolan
webster $500. Henry Smith
Newman Edward HOey
Faber :. 49,. Robert Fitzgibbons
Shakespeare William Linehan
Valse Impromptu -. $4,000. Raft
Alma Pfafflin, Mary Porter,
Mabel Geier. Anna Mccarthy.
Voyage of Life-Allegorical Drama
Youth $500. Marie Dillon
Faith ....... $3.50. Alice Locier
Science 1890 $3.50 Sara Kramer
Zeal -. -. Elizabeth Goldrick
Charity -. ....... Mary Porter
Hops -. ....... Mary Fitzharris
Purity 49,. $780,. Grace Grove
Pride 49,. -. Marie Connerton
Pleasure Meta Pfaffl1n
S1oth 1000 e. Veronica Maley
The Red Scarf Chorus. .Veazie
Boys Eighth Grade.
Accompanist-Alma Pfafflin.
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The last of the four lecture recitals
which Mr.. Louis Efbel has been giving
1t the Art Exhibit under the auspices
If the Art Association and through the
courtesy of the Starr Piano company
vas given Monday evening to a large
number. His subject was THE Mean
ng of Music and as before he Illus
rated his talk with musical illustra- :
ions which proved of much interest.
rbara iS M douht hut what these af-