The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-06


ing musician Of this city was n most
delightful and successful affair The
auditorium of the Second Presbyte-
rian church where the musical was
held, was atractively decorated with
fine baritone voice and his numbers
were received with appreciation by
the unusually large audience. The first
humber on the program was a piano
selection rendered in a most intelli-
gent manner by Miss Lucille Town
send Miss Bertha Carver was unable
to appear on the program. The solo
by Miss Caster was one of the most
charming numbers. Mr.. Leroy Lacey
who gave two readings was forced to
respond to an encore. The clarinet
solo by Mr.. Carr accompanied on pi-
ano by Miss Donna Parke, was also
quite pleasing. The last two numbers
on the program. solo by Miss HUI
dab Henley and one by Mr.. Leroy
Lacey were rendered in a pleasing
manner.
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The West Side Thimble club will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs
Robert Kelly, 2OS Central avenue.
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Mrs. Margaret H. Miller, Mrs Eliz-
abeth Close, Miss Emma Bode and
Miss Gertrude Osborn left this after
noon for a two weeks visit at Allan
tic City, Philadelphia New York and
Washington. Mrs Miller will remain
until the last of September when she
will go to Jacksonville, Florida for the
winter.
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The ice cream social given last eve
ming by the east end aid society of the
First Christian church at the house
of Mrs. Belle " Scott on North Fiji
teenth street was a most successful
affair. A musical program was a fea-
ture.
The Esther Fay Card club met re-
Gently with Mrs. George Reid at her
home on South Fourth street. Point
euchre was played at three tables
and Mrs. Harry Hebble captured the
prizes. Mrs. Fred Goebel of Milwau-
kee, Wis, was a guest of the club.
Mrs. John Meyer Will entertain the
members in two weeks at her home
1161a South Fifth street
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Mrs. Isaac Wilcox was pleasantly
surprised yesterday afternoon at her
home, 210 North Twentieth street.
The affair was in honor of her forty
eighth birthday anniversary The aft
ernoon was spent socially and with
music. Miss Neva Ellis gave several
beautiful piano selections. Mrs. VIII
cox received many pretty gifts. The
dining room where the luncheon was
served was attractively arranged with
roses and summer blossoms. The
guests were: Mesdames Robert Hod-
! gin, August Backmeyer, Charles Back
meyer, J. Gauby, Charles Ford, Ma
| thaniel Johnson, George McClear.
Chester Winter, Elias Winter. James
Ellis, Frank Craig, Henry Conner, Rus
sci Strattan, J. G. Miller, John Pin
nick, Charles Hodge, Leroy Hodge.
Martin Hoover, Harry Bymaster. and
Mrs. Druley, Misses Neva Ellis, Marie
Miksell, Edith Strattan, Olive Wilcox,
Dorothy Miller and Mr.. Morris Druley.
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The Good Cheer club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Simon Hoover at
her beautiful suburban home, north of
the city. The affair was social gath
features. The luncheon was served
picnic fashion on the lawn. Mrs. G.
B. Hoover was honor guest. About six
teen members were present. Mrs.
Clinton Markley will entertain the
club in two weeks at her home on the
Smyrna road
The Chautauqua chorus under the
direction of Professor Justin Leroy
Harris held it's first rehearsal last
evening at st. Pauls Parish House
Forty responded to the invitations
which were issued some weeks ago
4 Several very fine choruses will be rem
dered.
An informal reception will be Civ
en- this evening at the Second Pres
byteTian church in honor of the Rev
Mr.. Shirley and family who come this
afternoon for weeks visit with
l friends. Refreshments will be served
and a social time will follow. AL
members are invited to attend.
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The n o. c. club was entertained
Yesterday afternoon by Mrs. DAME
Van Etten, 424 South Sixth street
Point euchre was played at three
tables. Prizes were captured by Mrs
Brown, Mrs Weishaupt and Mrs. Val
Etten. Mrs. John Hewitt was {
guest of the club. In two weeks the
club will entertain their husbands a
the country home Of Mrs. Harry c
Meek. on the Liberty pike.
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Miss Pearl McMinn gave picnic
recently in honor of her cousins Mis-
Viola and Doras Montgomery of Car
los City, Indiana In the party wer'
Nora Hirshfield, Nola Russell, Pear
and Halle Caldwell.
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Mr.. Arthur Reese Of Cambridge Cit.