The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-22
SOCIAL NEWS
Editor.
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| nightly Musical Club" of Indianapolis
are known to local people the follow
ing clipping will prove of interest to
many:
Mrs. Howard Venn entertained yes
terday afternoon with a bridal party
of her sister, Miss Ethel Smith The
guests were the members of the Fort
nightly Musical Club and the Monday
Needle Club, of which the bride-elect
is a member. The house was pretty
with it's decorations of pink and white,
the wedding colors-tO-be. The flow
ers were pink roses, and they were
used in prOfusiOn. Graceful baskets
were filed with the long stemmed
flowers and wall pockets were used in
the archwayS. In the dining room
were rose pockets. The ices were in
pink and rose design and for Miss
Smith and Miss Baxter there were
white roses. During the afternoon
there was a guessing contest, The
guests were Mrs. George Taylor, Mrs.
Delbert Baggs, Mrs. George Lincoln
Chapman, Mrs. O. J. Conrad, Miss Ina
Kelley of Guelph, Canada, Miss Mary
Zener, Miss Florence Baxter, Miss
BERTHE Bilman, Miss Maude Weis-
hans, Miss Augusta Rentsch. Miss
Lura Harold, Miss Frances Marten,
Miss Maude Cunningham.
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County Commissioner Robert n.
Beeson of JaCksOnburg, entertained
Mr.. Charles w. Jordan and Mr. Harry
Penny at dinner the early part OF the
week.
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Mrs Lydia A. Ollie has for her
guests this week Mrs. Roy Dills and
| son Of Columbus, Ohio.
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! Mrs. Frank White and Mrs. Charles
Worth are spending a few days visit
! ing friends at Liberty.
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Miss Mable Hasemeier returned
from Liberty today. She attended the
high school commencement and the
Alumni dance given in the evening.
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! Miss Gertrude Hassenbusch who
has been visiting friends at Shelby
Vile. has returned home
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The Thursday Afternoon Thimble
club met yesterday afternoon with
Mrs James Griffis at her home, PIG
North Tenth street. About twenty
members were present, The hours
We're spent at needle work. A lunch.
con was served. The dining room
was was arranged in a very pretty
manner with floral decorations. The
club will meet Thursday. May rs.
with Mrs. Christian of North D street.
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The program for the second recital
which will be given Tuesday after
noon, May twenty sixth, by Miss Fran
cisco. is as follows:
! Papillons Roses ........ Thorne
Miss Martha Meyn.
Valse Lente NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chutt
Miss Mona Albright
| VOice-You and Love .D'Hardelot
! Miss Nellie Hughel
En- Nalsant OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. GODDARD
Miss Inez DOddridge.
Polonaise Brilliant .......... BONN
! Miss Mildred Gaar.
Moonlight Wandering .. Schvtte
/ Miss Agnes Kelly.
VoiCe-Love's Dilemma. Richardson
Miss Pearl Hasecoster.
Norwegian Bridal Procession Cries
Miss Marguerite Chrisman.
The Last Hope ..... Gotschalk
Miss Marie Peterson.
NOice-When the Roses First Appear
Miss Marie kaufman, Mr. Byron Huff
The EnChantresS ......... Fensen
! Miss Maria Francisco.
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4 Mrs. Homer Mccoy Of New York
City is the guest of his mother. Mrs
George Mccoy OF North Seventh street
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very pretty reception was given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. NJ C
Price at her beautiful suburban home
on the National road west The re.
cepion rooms were decorated in a
very charming manner with garden
flowers and ferns. During the after.
noon an elaborate luncheon was serv.
ed on the verandas. The guests were