The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs c. W Elmer entertain
Robinson cafe Places were arranged
for six. Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Elmer,
and Mr. and Mrs. Shiveley were in
the party.
Mr.. Frank Quigley entertained an
automobile party Of six at dinner yes
terday at the Robinson cafe. The
guests were all from Eaton, Ohio.
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About the first Of June Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lackey and son Richard who
has been attending school at Culver
Military Academy, with Mrs. Rush
Miller and son, will leave for Gull
Lake, Michigan, where they will spend
the summer.
Mrs. Harry Morrow. who has been
visiting in Cincinnati for a few days.
has returned home.
Miss Margaret Sedgwick entertained
Miss Edith Moore, Miss Anna
Dilks. Miss Edna TruebIood of Indian
apOlis, over Sunday at her beautiful
home in West Richmond. These young
people spent last summer together at
Sand Lake
Mrs. Elizabeth Hibberd of South
Thirteenth street, will have for her
guest, Miss Jennie Laws of Cincinnati.
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Mrs. Lena Carson and Miss Nellie
Carson will go to Richmond Sunday
to visit Mr.. and Mrs, Ed Ball formerly
of this city Mrs. Carson will remain
a week.-Greenfield Evening Tribune.
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Miss Hazel Freeman, Miss Pearl
Hasecoster. Mr.. Robert Carter and Mr..
Howard Thomas formed a picnic party
yesterday afternoon.
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The primary department of the First
Christian church will hold thir chill
dren's day exercises Sunday evening,
June the seventh.
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The members of the senior class Of
the high school will hold their annual
picnic Tuesday, June second, at Jack
son park. This is an annual affair and
members from both sections of the
class will be in attendance. Dancing
will be enjoyed in the evening at the
park pavilion. Piano and drums will
furnish the music.
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Miss Grace FOrrey, viOlinist. Is on
the program for the recital which is to
be given this afternoon at four O'Clock
at Earlham college. She will render
three mazurkas which were written
by Chopin.
The Mary F. Thomas Woman's
Christian Temperance Union is meet
ing this afternoon in the dome room
of the MORRISON Reeves library. The
meeting was called at two-thirty
o clock.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the First Methodist church,
will meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Walter Luring 131 South Four
teenth street. A special program has
been prepared for this meeting. All
members who are delinquent in dues
are requested to come prepared to set
tie the years allotment. Members
are urged to attend this session.
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Mrs. Joseph Hassenbusch and daugl-
ter. Miss Gertrude, will leave Tuesday
to visit relatives and friends at St.
Joseph, Missouri.
Miss Lucy Francisco, assisted by her
pupils, will COVE a recital this after
noon at four o'clock at Earlham col
lege. The public and all interested
are invited to attend
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Mrs. William Dudley Foulke enter
tanned at a family dinner last evening
at the country club house
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Mrs. Maude Eggemeyer is entertain
ing the members of the Dorcas society
this afternoon at her home, % North
Ninth street
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The following young people formed
an all day picnic north of town yester-
day: Misses Alton Clapp, Bertha Gar.
yer and Louise Williams: Messrs.
Ramsey Poundstone. Henry Bulla and
Roy Compton.
Mr.. Fritz krull will appear in recital
this evening. The affair will be one
of the most important musical events
of the season. Mr.. KrulI lives at In
dianapois, but has large vocal class
in this city. Several very charming
recitals have been given here by Mr.
Krull and the large audience which is
expected to greet him this evening
will be composed of musicians, who
are Thoroughly acquainted with his