The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-11

All elcSduL UdllQutL was SlN6u thC
men of the First English Lutheran
church last night by the women of the
church. The dining rooms were
beautifully decorated in green and
white. The same color scheme was
also carried out in the table decOra-
tons. Before the banquet an orches-
ira composed of the following, gave
several beautiful selections: Herbert
Meyers. Everard Knollenberg, first vi
olin; Walter Engelbrecht, flute; Law
renee Peterson, Roland Nusbaum, clar-
ionet; Eric Sudhoff, cornet; Russell
Heitbrink, french horn; Oliver Nus
baum, cello; Ruth Peltz, piano accom-
PIANIST. Ninety men were seated at
the banquet table. After the dinner
the following program was given:
Toastmaster ............. f. NJ Haas
Our Opportunities in the City ......
..... ....... Mr.. Goodwin
Music 80. 80. =. 80. 80. Orchestra
What Beneficent Relations Do We
Sustain, One to the Other, as
members of this Union" ......
$50. ..... .......... Rev. Howard
THE Empty Pew; Who's Is It:' -.
...... ............... Dr. Lyons
Music $500. go. ......... Orchestra
What Relations do We as Luther
ans Sustain to the Church in Gen
eral?" ..... George II. Knollenberg
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Miss Marie Campbell of East Main
street entertained a bridge whist club
yesterday afternoon. Cards were play
ed at three tables The guests for the
club were Mrs. Ray Holton, Mrs. Mil
ton Craighead, Mrs. Richard Study,
and Mrs. George Dilks, il. A luncheon
was served. The club will meet again
in two weeks.
Mrs. Dr. Hibberd gave a one o'clock
on South Thirteenth street. Places
were arranged for Mrs. Warrington
Barnes. Mrs. Van Heusen, Miss Com
ley, Mrs. T. w. Bennett, Mrs. Wilbur
Hibberd, Mrs. Albert Ogborn, Mrs
Frank Coffin. Mrs. Elgar G. Hibberd
and Mrs. Rudolph Leeds.
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The Thursday Evening Euchre club
will meet tomorrow with Mrs. John
Hewitt, S25 North e street.
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The Helping Hand society will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. John
Getz, $50 North Tenth street.
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The Trifolium Literary Society will
celebrate st. Patrick's day Tuesday
March seventeenth.
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Chopin and Debussy were the sub
iects for the Musical Study club which
met yesterday morning in the Starr
piano parlors. All the members were
present. The program was given BY
the following women: MesdameE
Charles Neal. Howard Miller, Byrau
Robbins, Fred Bartel, Reeves and c
Hadley; Misses Foster and Harold. The
next meeting will be in two weeks
The subject will be Women Compos
ers.''
| The women of East Main Stree
I Friends church will hold an aid socie
| ty meeting tomorrow afternoon at one
thirty o'clock at the church. Al
members arc urged TO attend.
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! Miss Clara Commons of New Pari!
is the guest OF her grandmother, Mrs
Commons of North Sixteenth street.
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Mrs. O'Hara was hostess yesterda!
afternoon for the South Thirteenth
Street Sewing circle. The hours wer'
spent at needlework. Miss Berth,
Carver, Martha Mcclellan, Mable AM
Stella Barber gave several musica
numbers. \ dainty luncheon Wa
served. The guests of the club wer,
+. Mrs ]. Q. Barber, Stella and Mahl
Barber, Mrs. John Saunders of Indian
apolis; Mrs. Finfrock, Martha McClel
Ian and Bertha Carver. The club vii