The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-29
SOCIAL NEWS


Guiding the honor guest, Miss Boil
meyer, Miss Mary Henegan, Miss Ma
ry McNerney, Miss Edna Smith. Miss
Edith Dingley. Miss Leone Buening,
Miss Mable Geier, Miss Hannah Nc
Nerney, Miss Anna Ortmann, Mrs Ida
Kemper. Misses Anna and Mary Hase-
meier. Miss Margaret Henshaw, Miss
Blanche Bowen, Miss Louise F. Bent
lage, Miss Mary Coyne and Elsie
Thomas.
The Pythian Sisters will give a card
party tomorrow evening at the Pyth-
ian Temple.
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A crowd Of young people gathered
at the home of Miss Helen Nicholson,
on East Main street, last evening, to
celebrate her fifteenth birthday ami
versary. The hours were spent in a
social manner. Light refreshments
wereserved.
Mrs. Harry Thompson was hostess
for an all day meeting Of the Happy
Hour club yesterday at her home
northwest of the city. The affair
was in the nature of a picnic dinner,
being served in the woods. The hours
were spent at needlework and in a
social manner. The club meets every
two weeks.
Mrs. Cook is spending a few days
visiting at Dayton, Ohio.
Miss Dorothy Kirkpatrick of New
Paris, O., is wonderful violinist At
recent recital she gave The Ninth
Concerto" written by Du Beriot, in a
most pleasing manner. This compO
sition is full of difficulties, but never
theless, the young musician. who is
about seventeen years Of age, rendered
it in such a manner that great ap-
plause followed.
The following item from the Can
ton Exchange will be of local interest
as the young man Is a resident of
Cambridge City and is we'll known in
this city. His mother resides at 424
South Ninth street. &c !
J. G. Myers. o23 West Eighth street,
painter in oil, is exhibiting his excel
lent still life painting, "Untidy,"-to
Canton people. 1t very real rep
resentation of book and paper-strewn
table in mans room, His collar and
tie, a cigar end and burnt matches
have place on the table with favorite
books, a magazine and the Evening
Repository. The calendar on the
wall Of the room is so natural as to
give the impression that calendar ac-
tually had been put inside the frame.
The stand cover is beautiful drawn
work design and skillfully executed.
Many people viewed the picture last
week at The Klein & Heffelman Co.
1t is now in the VIM. r. Zollinger win
dow.
The painting will probably be enter
ed at the local art exhibit which will
be held June the ninth at the Garfield
school.
Miss Caroline Lesh, Miss H. NJ.
Jones. Miss Grace Simpson. Miss AL
ice Unthank. Miss Martha Dickinson
and Miss Mary Dickinson. formed a
picnic party at Glen Miller Park last
evening.
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The missionary society of the uni
yersalist church, met yesterday after
noon with Mrs. Bair. 81 State street,
After the regular program. the hours
were spent socially. Light refresh
nents were served.
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The members OF the Richmond chap
ter of the Daughters of the American
Revolution will be interested in the
following from an indianapolis paper:
The Anthony Wayne Chapter OF the
Daughters OF the Revolution gave a
tea this afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Charles VI. Cross, in Irvington. to the
members of the Colonial Chapter of
the D, A. r. in Greenfield. The house
was a bower OF flowers and flags and
the colonial colors of blue and buff
were used. The guests were received
by Mrs. Cross. Mrs. Theresa Noss
Smith, regent OF the Anthony Wayne