The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-09


by the members of the Richmond
Country club on Wednesday evening,
April %. promises 10 be very pretty
and enjoyable affair.
The cotillion which will include
about one third of the dances, will af-
ford a most delightful hour both for
those who desire to participate and
those who wish to look on. All per
sons attending will be at liberty TO
take part in the cotiIIiOn, which Will
be devoid Of any intricate figures and
will consist of four favor and two fig
ure dances. Any one who dances can
without hesitancy take part in the en-
tire cotiIlion. No effort has been
spared by Mrs. Love, Mrs. w. w.
Gaar. Mrs. John Nicholson, Mr.. Guy
Scott and Mr.. Harry JThOrnburg, who
compose the entertainment committee
TO make this the climax OF the winter
seasons entertainments complete
success from every standpoint. 1t
will be especially attractive on &C
count of the excellent orchestra and
the color effects o fthe cotilliOn favOrs.
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"A
last night at the high school hall by
the Freshmen in honor of their par
ents and friends. The rooms We're at
tractively arranged with festOOnS OF
pink and white crepe paper. All the
columns on the lower floor were
wound in an exceedingly pretty man
ner with the paper. Flowers made
from paper which resembled pink and
white sweet peas were used in pro
fusion. A large banner Of pink with
the letters 1872 in white. covered the
bulletin board. The following teach
ers were in the receiving line: Miss
Nolte, Miss Augusta Mering. Miss
Hawkins, Miss Stahl. Miss Juliet Rob
bins and Miss Curtis, Messrs. Tor
renee, Thompson, Lemare, Ellabarger,
Waldrip and Morris. About one hand
red and fifty guests were received
during the evening. The orchestra
which was stationed on the second
floor, gave beautiful selections from
several operas. Punch and waters
were served. The affair was quite
success in every way.
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The Athenaea Literary society will
give a musical tomorrow afternoon in
the Starr piano parlors. The program
has been arranged by Mrs. Jean Mills
and Mrs. Turner Hadley. The follow
ing women will assist: Mrs. Carver,
Miss Grace Forrey, Mrs. Clarence
Haley Harold
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Buntin will re-
ceive their many friends after We'd
nesday, April s, in their newly APP
pointed home, 227 North Ninth street
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An interesting evening meeting has
been planned for tonight by the mem
bers of the Occult Research society.
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Mrs. Doloff. who resides north of
the city, is entertaining the members
of the Helping Hand society this af-
ternOOn.
Mrs. Thornburg is entertaining the
members of "A whist club this after
noon at her home on South A street,
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Mrs. George Cutter was hostess for
q meeting of the Martha Washington
society yesterday afternoon at her
home on South Seventh street. The
hours were spent at needlework All
the members were present. A lunch
con was served by the hostess The
society will meet in two weeks with
Mrs. E. E. Barnes, 225 South Fifth
street.
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The members of the Phi Delta Kap-
pa fraternity, are making preparations
for their annual Easter dance to be
given in the Commercial club parlors
at Marion, Indiana, April %. Several
Richmond people will be in atten-
dance. A large number Of out of town
guests have been invited.
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Mr.. and Mrs John Aufderheide who
will leave April IA for New York from
whence they will sail for Italy the
18th of April, are the house guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kaufman of the
Wayne flats for few days
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The Women's Relief Corps is meet
ing this afternoon at the G. A. r. hall.
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Mrs. Chase of North street. is hos
tess for a meeting of the Thursday
Afternoon Card club today.
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The Thursday Evening Euchre club
will hold a meeting this evening at the
home of Mrs. Oscar Williams. 2o4
South Fourth street
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There will be a dancing partv To-
morrow evening at the Odd Fellows
| hall.
1t was openly whispered last fall in
Queen Wilhelmina's court that her
majesty had sent to her friend. the
czarina, for advice regarding the pres
ervation of her beauty. Though little
more than a girl Wilhelmina found
herself growing fat. easily fatigued.
thin of hair. and thick of waist. Moth
ing remained of her girlish beauty
but her bright eyes and ruddy COM
! pleXion.
The Czarina's wonderful knack of
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