The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-15
SOCIAL NEWS.
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The musicals to be given Wednes-
day by Miss Laura CASTOR will be
among the most charming events of
the weeks social schedule. In the
afternoon the recital will be given by
the younger pupils of Miss CASTOR,
numbering about fifteen. At the ev-
ening recital, given by the older pu-
pills, some of the most noted vocal
lists of the city will appear on the pro
gram. The affair will be held at the
First English Lutheran church. The
public is cordially invited to attend
both recitals.
One of the most pleasing events of
the past weeks social calendar was
the recital which was given by a part
of the music pupils of Mrs. Hugh r.
Virgins at her studio on North
Twelfth street. The affair was given
Saturday afternoon at three o'clock
and was we'll attended by the parents
and friends of the pupils. The first
number on the program, piano duet,
played by Maurine and Mary Converse
was one of the most charming selec-
Song, Mcclure in F, and the Two
Larks, rendered by Mrs l.. S. Cheno-
weth was also very pleasing and at
tractive. The next number on the pro-
gram, was in two parts, the Lark's
Song and Dancing Spirits, and was
played in very pretty manner by
Miss Mary Converse. The numbers
given by Kathleen Menderhan were
also exceptionally pretty. The Night
engale and Narcissus, two very charm
ing numbers, were played by Miss
Edna McMahan. The remaining Sc
lectiOns were all given in a pleasing
manner. The recital was most sue
cessful in every way and was highly
appreciated by those in attendance.
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Mr.. Erman Smith. Miss Marie Camp
bell and Mr.. Aufderheide of Indiana
polls were among the guests at a din
ner party given last evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas kaufman at the
Country club house
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Mr.. Carl Berhardt will come home
this week from Baltimore. where he
has Deen dllenulHS SCHOOL DIT JOHn
Hopkins university.
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Mrs. Maurice Louis of Chicago who
has been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton B. Hunt for several weeks
has returned home.
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Miss Mable Hasemeier and Miss
Hazel Thomas, entertained in honor
of their house guests at a dinner party
Yesterday at the Robinson cafe
Places were arranged for, including
the hostesses Miss Shyloh Van Meter.
Miss Hazel Bertsch, Miss Carlyle Diff
fendaffer, Miss Hazel Stiefel. Miss Eli
zabeth Thomas and Miss Ethel
Thomas.
Several out of town guests were in
! attendance yesterday at the art ex-
/ hibit.
The following clipping will be of
/ local interest as the hostesses are we'll
/ known locally:
| A number of parties have been plan
ned in honor of Miss Mary Collins.
/ whose marriage to Mr.. George Her
rick takes place June "A at the home
| of the bride on Pleasant street. Miss
| Rachel Wright will give a card party
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
North Pennsylvania street; Miss Kath-
crime Late and Miss May Wands will
entertain at the home OF the latter on
Broadway Thursday and the brida!
dinner will be given the night proceed
/ ing the wedding at the home of Miss
Margaret Mcfarland. Indianapolis
Star.
! Miss Wright has visited in this city
several times
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Friends in the City have received