The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-24

124 South Fourteenth street. The
class last month had an average at
tendance of sixty. Tonight will take
place the annual election OF officers
and a short musical program and an
address by Rev Ware has been arraug-
ed for by a committee.
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Nr Karl kepler Of the Muucle Star.
was the guest OF his parents here Sun
day.
The following is a clipping from the
Lafayette Courier OF Saturday morning
and will interest several Richmond
people:
The Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity
are giving a week end party at their
spacious frat house on Salisbury
street. The event opened with a sup
per last night. The remainder Of the
evening being given over 10 tie junior
prom. This afternoon the guests will
be given a matinee party at the Grand
| opera house. Where the great Ameri-
can drama. The Great Divide" will
be given. The party will then 90 TO
/ the Hotel Lair, where supper will be
| served in tle ordinary. In the even
ing the guests will witness the Earl
| ham Purdue basket ball game at the
coliseum. Tomorrow the party will
go to Dayton in a special interurban
| car, where dinner Will be served at
the Sims house. The party will close
on Sunday.
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Miss Martha Ballard, formerly OF
Richmond attended the Junior Prom.
| Miss Ballard is a niece Of Miss Eli
zabeth Strickland.
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| The James Whitcomb Riley recital
| by Fritz krull. which was to have
been given Tuesday evening at ST.
! Paul's Episcopal Parish house, has
been postponed unto Monday March
second
The East End Aid society of the
Christian church will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Miss Belle Scott, 10
| North Fifteenth street.
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Arthur Johnson returned TO Mid
land, o. after spending a few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Johnson, east of the city.
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| The Eastern Star gave a social and
, indoor picnic Saturday evening. A
present
The exercises held last night at the
| First Presbyterian church by the
| Mems club, was quite a success. The
musical numbers were beautiful and
all we'll rendered. The program, with
| a short address by the Rev. Thomas
Graham was as follows:
Anthem" larry With Me-. ..Bernold
Choir
Duet Hank My Soul ...... Shelley
Mrs. Kruger, Mrs. Earhart
Solo-'The Heavenly Dream" ..
J Mrs. Kruger
Anthem-"Jubilante Beo, NJ. C.....
49,. Stewart
Choir
Violin Obigato =. Mr.. Will Earhart
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The TicInor club is meeting this
afternoon with Mrs John b. Dougan,
204 North Tenth street.
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The Magazine club is meeting this
afternoon with Mrs. Richard Study, of
South Thirteenth street. The readers
are Mrs. Holton and Mrs Dr. Kinsey.
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The Criterion Literary society is
tr-,
afternoon at the home of Mrs Charles
Ford on North Twenty-first street
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| The BUYERS" whist club was enter
tanned Saturday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Study at their home on
South Thirteenth street The prizes
were awarded to Mr.. Ray Shiveley and
Miss Josephine Gates. A dainty lun-
cheon was served. The club will meet
in two weeks with Nh and Mrs. Dud-
ley Elmer, 1912 North A street.
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The Spring Grove Sewing circle will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
Della
The members of the Country club.
are making arrangements for a cotiI-
lion to be given Easter week. This
will be the first cotillion which has
been given in this city for many years.
Much interest is manifested in the af-
fair and it will no doubt prove the
most charming event of the club cal
endar
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There will be a whist party at the
Country club tomorrow afternoon. All
the members are invited TO attend.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Towle delight
fully entertained Saturday night al
their home on South street. in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Schneider. Of
Cincinnati. The house was beautiful
ty decorated with house plants. flags
and bunting. in honor of WASHINGTON.
in the dining room the same effect
was carried out. A large Ratchet was
used to form the center piece for the
table. FestOOning and numerous
small flags were also used. The place
cards were in harmony with the deco
! Tatj0uS novel r,pfa.t