The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13

Mr.. Charles Grappenhaus. The con-
| ISOLATION tokens fell to Miss Nellie Nc
| Grath and Mr. Al Pardeick. A splen-
| did lunch was served.
4 4.
The Kings Heraids of the Grace NJ.
| E. church will give valentine social
! this evening at the church, beginning
at 7:30. A program of music and rec
| itations will be given; the music in
charge of Miss Lucille Townsend.
There will be valentines and home
made candy for sale. Everybody is
| cordially invited to attend, especially
| the children.
The Home Missionary society of
Grace NJ. e. church met last evening
with Mrs. t. A. Mott at her home on
North Eleventh street. The leader
for the meeting was Mrs. M. c. Price.
Miss Rosa Dunn gave an interesting
paper on The Invading army" The
next meeting will be the second We'd
nesday in March at the home of Mrs.
Geo. Simmons, 30 North Seventh
street.
Miss Alethea Owens entertained
charmingly Tuesday evening at her
home in West Richmond in honor OF
Miss Fern Owens. After an evening
of music and games, luncheon was
served, hearts being given as favors.
The guests were Misses Bessie Long
street. Ruth Evans, Mary Meyers, Ma
bel Ford, Nellie Bulach, Jessie Sands, |
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Messrs. Philip Johnson, Bert Johnson, |
Harry Sloan. Harry Harms, Omer |
Sands, Evan Smith, Homer Evans, |
Harvey Evans, Ralph Cain and Harry |
Hanning.
The following invitations have been |
received by a number of Richmond |
people:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Pearson
request your presence at the marriage
of their daughter,
Alberta Mary Mahon
to
Alpheus p Walker,
Tuesday evening, February Goth
nineteen hundred and seven at
eight-thirty o'clock,
First Baptist Church,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
At home after April LIST,
Rushyille, Ind.
Miss Clara koehring entertained
Monday evening at her home on South
Fifth street, in honor OF the birthday
anniversary of her sister, Miss Elma
koehring. The evening was pleas
antly spent with games and a lunch
con was served. There were sixteen
guests present.
a large and appreciative audience
was pre- sent at the recital given by the
Musical Study club at the Starr Piano
rooms on Main street last evening
The program, which consisted of the
following numbers. was arranged by
Mrs. Guy S. McCabe and Miss Esther
Besselman. and was one of the best
of the year:
Grand March from Aida Verdi
Anna Ross, Mrs. E. f. Beatty. Esther
Bessleman. Haley Harold.
of the Heart, from ii
Irovatore -. Verdi
Miss Marie Kaufman
Piano-Fantasie Brilliant-from La
lraNiata Verdi
Miss Mildred Schalk
Stride c. Nampa. from II Trovatore
Verdi ,
Miss Josephine Gates.
PRAYER -.....-.. Mascagnii
Mr.. Frank Braffet
Miller . Verdi
Anna Ross. Esther Bessleman. Mrs. E.
r. Beatty, Haley Harold +;
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Mrs. Charlie kolp will give her last {
dance at the Pythian temple next {
Thursday night instead of next Friday ,
night as heretofore announced
The Knights of Columbus gave the
inal dance in the series OF four win
er events. at their hall Monday night i
The event was the most pleasant of ali T
he anre-lepren Affairs given bv the /
nights. There were thirty couples G
n attendance. The dancing began at ,
!: so and continued until 1880 with !,
IN intermission of half hour for