The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-05
SOCIAL NEWS
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affair. The program as announced
Wednesday was given without change.
After the program the affair was turn
ed into a reception. About fifty were
in attendance The rooms We're ar
ranged i'll most charming manner
with June garden roses and ferns. Re
freshments were served Music, CUES
sing games and social time follow
ed.
Miss Mae Burns entertained at din
ner Sunday for Miss Martha Geier
and Mr.. Harry Torbeck of Richmond.
Ind, who are visiting Miss Eleanor
Murphy-Indianapo Star.
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The alumnae of Tudor Hall gave its
annual luncheon at indianapolis yes
terday. Places were arranged for
forty. The table was arranged with
French baskets of pink sweet peas
and silver candle holders with green
tapers screened with green flower
shades. The name cards were embel-
lished with sweet peas and the favOrs
were cOrsage bouquets of sweet peas.
During the luncheon there were
number of clever toasts. Mrs. Henry
Osborn acted as toastmistress Miss
Mary Baker gave "Reminiscences of
Tudor; The Alumnae." Miss May
Bliss; Sweet Girl Graduate" Miss
Clara Hyatt; The Time has Come
the Walrus Said, To Speak of Many
Things" CAliCe in Wonderland,)' Miss
Esther Parker of Fit. Wayne: The
Old Order Changes, Yielding to New
C'The passing of ArthurD, Miss Esth-
er Johnston Of COnnersville: Glass of
190S,' Miss Alice Brink of Chicago
H.. 1908.
Miss Mary Baker is known to sever
al local girls who attended school at
Tudor Hall and has been a guest in
this city
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The Eastern Star will hold a Chap
ter of Sorrow Sunday afternoon at the
Masonic Temple, at three O'Clock. All
members are urged to attend.
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One of the first hay-rides of the
season was enjoyed by crowd OF
young people last evening. The par
7. J. Addleman, seven miles north Of
the city whe', an elegant dinner was
served, places being arranged for
twenty. The party was chaperOned
by Mr., and Mrs. Williams. After the
dinner had been served the Young
people danced the barn dance on the
large porch, to the left OF the beau
tiful residence until a late hour. The
party including the chaperOnes. was
composed of Misses MWiel Weigh
man, Hazel Thomas. Mable Hasemeier,
Ruth Bartel. Agnes Williams. Ella
Dickey. Lucille Marriott, and Ethel
Brown; Nessrs. Raymond Crump. Carl
Mag. James Harrington. Harry
Smith, Raymond Steinkamp, Harry
Null. John String. Samuel Broom
hall, and Mr.. kerling Of indianapolis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Webb. former
ly of Oklahoma City. Oklahoma. and
who have been spending q few
months in this city the guests of
friends and relatives, left this morn
ing for Little Rock, Arkansas. where
they will make their future home. Mr..
Webb is a train auditor for the Rock
Island railroad
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Miss Marie Kaufman, Miss Pearl
Hasecoster. Miss Haley Harold, Mr..
Byron Huff and Mr. Thurman Over
man will he in the recital which will
he given this evening at Earlham Col
lege under the auspices of Miss Lucy
Francisco of the music department of
the college. The public is invited.
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Mrs. Charles G. Swain who has been
visiting al Columbus. Ohio. has re-
turned home.
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Mrs. Charles Marvel was hostess for
a meeting of the aid society of Reid
Memorial church yesterday afternoon
ab hor