The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-21

Chas. kriemeir. Will Tiff. John Smith
meyer, Chas. Menteudick. Oscar Tow
er, Scott Markley, Horace Hadley.
George Schultz Walter RunGe, Ed
ward Iichtpnfcis. Thomas G. Davis,
Edward R0ser, IOnn B~atz, Omer Rat
lift, Warner DowelI Will Ratliff, Wal
ter NOssler. Charles Weihmeyer, II.
II. Englebert, Henry p. Miller, Fl. G.
Eggemeyer, Edward femme, l.. c. Alb
bott, Louis knoph. Walter Lichtenfels
Charles Daub, Frank Crump, W. w.
zimmerman, Frank MckOne, Albert
Morel, Frank J. Mackc. Everett Lch-
tenfels, Roy Norris. Harry Afford
Louis StrOuthOus, Jc1'' '0gan, Bert
Gordon, DR.. G. p. Co, Clarence
P. Smith, A. l.. Pfeiffer Elmer Weis-
brod, John Bailey. Fred G. Mayer
Will H. Schurman. Ray Street DR.. e.
Dykeman. A. ]. Gosselin, Henry Hell
mich, John Emery. Frank Braffett. OF
to Helms, O. p. EmmOns, Rue Barton,
Oscar Dickinson, A. w. Ault, Charles
Hieger, George Hieger, Walter Mar
shall, John Weihmeyer. John ElStro
Edward McNally. Will Swain. Frank
iOungfiesh, Fally Strickler, Will A.
Suffers, Earl Crabb. John Long, Earl
Gaar, Edward Cutter, Harry MinCk
Paul femme Will Schultz. Fred c.
Weihmeyer, George +. Clarck. Edward
Iserman, Ed. Fl. McConlogue, Homer
E. Noe, d. O. Common O. O. Smith,
Lewis J. Ward. Vernon Read George
Gay, W. II. Hamilton. August Walters,
Will X. King. Judd Schurman. s. w.
Bricker. Clayton Hunt. H. Mashmey-
err. Elmer Berg. Robert McFaiI A. r.
Chenoweth.
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The Musical Study club will give a
recital this evening in the Starr Pi-
anO parlOrs. The rooms will be beau
tifullN decorated with ferns. palms,
and spring flowers. An excellent pro
gram has been prepared by the COM
mittee in charge. Each member is
permitted to invite ten guests. The
members of the club are:
Instrumental-Mrs. Edward r. Beat
ty. Mrs. w. C. Bernhardt Miss Esther
: Besselman, Miss Virginia Clements.
Miss Lena Engelbert. Mrs. Robert
Fetta, Miss Constance Foster, Mrs
Henry Gennett. Miss Marguerite
Green, Mrs. Lucie Howard, Mrs. Turn
er HadIey, Mrs. Clayton b. Hunt, Miss
Halcey Harold, Miss Alice Knollen-
! berg, Mrs Lewis King. Mrs. Fred Mil
Ter, Miss Ruth Peltz, Miss Marie
Runge, Miss Anna Ross. Miss Mary /.
WOodhurst, Miss Nina Harris, Mrs.
Hugh r. Virgins, Miss Alvira Nor-
hees. Mrs. Byram Robbins.
Nocal-Mrs. Fred J. Bartel. Miss
Stella Brush, Miss Josephine Gates.
Mrs. Will Earhart. Mrs. Elmer Cor
mon. Mrs. Clarence Hadley. Mrs. Mel
Vile +. Johnston, Mrs. William Krue-
ger Mrs. Otto G. Krone, Miss karolyn
Karl. Mrs. Ray Longnecker, Mrs. Guy
S. MCCabe, Mrs. Charles Marvel Mrs.
James Morrison, Miss Clara Nyrick,
Mrs Charles Neal.
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Mrs. {. 4 knolIenberg of Shelby
Vile, Kentucky, is the house guest Of
her mother and daughter for a few
days.
\ musical will he given at the Beth
81 \. NJ, T. church April twenty third
under the management OF Mr.. Burdette
Watkins. \ special effort has been
made to give the public a musical
treat. Some Of the best local talent
! will appear on the program and a large
attendance is anticipated.
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An Easter meeting was the nature Of
the session held Yesterday by the Mag.
azine club at the home OF Mrs. Charles
! Morgan on North Tenth street. Mrs
! Paige read an interesting article on
. the Society in WASHINGTON. After
/ the program an Easter luncheon was
/ served. The club will meet next week
with Mrs Hiatt on North D street.
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Mr.. Hans Kohl save an interesting
talk on The German Army" last eve
ming at a meeting of the Trifoliun
Literary society Of rhe First English
Lutheran church. Mr.. Koll WAS ;
member Of the Emperor Williams reg
iment. q reunion of which he attended
: two years ago. Miss Elma Nolle reaL
a we'll written naDPr on The German