The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-21

noon at her home on East Main street
IL was in the nature of miscellaneous
shower for Miss Juliet Corwin. a bride
ieject. The rooms were effectively ar
ranged with great bouquets of orange
blossoms and white roses. IN the
center Of the table in the dining room
vas a French basket filled with white
Il roses and ferns and tied with a tulIe
butterfly bow. around which were ar.
ranged the gifts for the bride-elect
From the chandelier to the table were
steamers Of white ribbon which were
caught at the table with tiny sprigs OF
orange blossoms. Tall cathedral
i candles in crystal candlesticks were on
the buffet. table and mantel and or
ange blossoms were also used here as
in the other rooms. A luncheon in
two courses was served. The guests
We're the Misses June Elmer. Josephine
Gates. Lena Coffin, Marie Campbell.
Elizabeth Newman. Carolyn Holdings
worth, Magdalena Engelbert, Fannie
Jones, Mildred Gaar. Mary Gaar and
/ Florence Corwin Mesdames Richard
Study. Joseph Hill, Rudolph Leeds.
| Wickham Corwin, Dudley Elmer. Geo.
/
Holton, J. W. Corwin, Emeline Land
and Howard Campbell.
! The meeting of the Bible Study Cir
Gle of North A Street Friends will be
/ held on Monday evening instead of
| Saturday at the home of Sarah This
tlethwaite on Fit. Wayne avenue. The
lesson will deal with the seventh
chapter of Luke.
Mrs. Dorence Kanouse entertained
the West Side Dozen Club Thursday
afternoon at her home, 319 Kinsey
street. at most enjoyable meeting
The occasion was in honor of her
birthday anniversary. Beside the mem
bers of the club, Mrs. Wendell De
weese and Mrs. Harry Scott and Mrs
Gwendolyn Juckett We're guests of the
club. Games and musical numbers
were provided for the amusement of
the guests and prizes in a contest were
, awarded to Mrs. Josephine Rae and
Mrs. T.. b. Pierce. A two-course lunch
con was served. The appointments
were in pink, pink roses being used.
The roses were also given as favors.
The next meeting will be on July 18th
at the home of Mrs. Stevens on Rich
mond avenue. 1t will be a birthday
meeting.
A stag dinner will be given at the
Westcott hotel next Monday evening
by the ushers and the best man, who
will officiate at the wedding of Mr..
Ray Ho1ton and Miss Juliet Corwin.
The affair will be in honor of Mr.. Hol-
ton and covers will be laid for four
teen.
Eden lodge will meet Saturday ev-
ening, and after a business session
there will be a social time with re-
freshments.
Following is the program which
will be given under the auspices of
the Musical Study club at the Kera-
mic league exhibit in the Starr Piano
rooms Saturday evening, beginning at
7:45 o'clock and to which the public
is cordially invited:
Piano Duo,
a Andante ;. - :. ..Chaminade
b Intermede
Miss Magdalena Englebert
Miss Marie Runge
Burst, We Apple Blossoms.
Miss Marie Kaufman
a. Springtide. =. :. Greene
b. Three Green Bonnets. .D'Hardelot
Miss Ethel Patton
Piano Solo, Aaemands
Gavotte ct Musette :. D'Albert, Op.,
Miss Elizabeth Hasemier
The Years at the Spring =. .Hartog
The Pretty Creature ;. old English
My Lover he Comes on the Skee
=. H Clough-Leighter
Mrs. Elmer German
Piano Quartette, Grand Galop Chrom-
Mrs. C. B. Hunt, Miss Anna Ross,
Miss Elizabeth Hasemier, Mrs. Turner
Hadley.
A beautiful reception was given
Thursday evening by Mrs. L. E. Tur-
ner at her home on North Twenty
first street. in honor of Mrs. May Tur-
ner Hfckisch, of Denver, Col, form
erly of this city. The hours were
from 1880 to $50 and the guests num- /
bered fifty In the parlors were pink
peonies and pink rose buds in great /
clusters about the rooms. In the par
lor under an arch entwined with smi- /
lax. punch was served, Miss Leora
EIIabarger presiding. In the dining
room were pink sweet peas and car
nations: in the center of the table was /
a candelabra holding cathedral tap /
ers. At each end were vases of pink /
sweet peas and at each corner were +
holding the white cand
les The assistants in the dining
room were Miss May Hamilton and
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