The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-10

had been placed on the lawn in which
the reading and pantomime were Civ
en-. Rev. R. J. Wade read the poem
'Enoch Arden" which the pantomime
illustrated Miss Ella Luring was the
piano accompanist. The following was
the cast OF characters:
Anna Lee Miss Bessie Lintner
Miriam Lee. Miss Maude Buckingham
Philip Lee ..-....... Mr.. Ancil Elliott
Son and daughter ............
Mr.. Dale Barnum, Miss Eva Brooks
About one hundred people witnessed
the affair. Music was furnished by a
quartet composed of Messrs. Raymond
Wehrly, J. l.. Carver, Charles Cox
and Reed. After the play refresh
ments were served. 1t is very prob
able that the affair will be repeated
some time in the near future.
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Miss Edna Johnson will give card
party Monday afternoon, September
Fourteenth, at her home on East Main
street The affair will be in honor of
visiting guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Hard of Long
Beach, California, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rooney of South
Twelfth street.
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Miss May Zwissler gave a dinner
party last evening at her home on
South Tenth street for her house
guest, Miss Marie Bergman of Kokomo.
Fall flowers were used in the decor
ating scheme. Places were arranged
at the table for Misses Leona Buen-
| ing, Clara Nichter, Minnie Nichter,
Marguerite Engelbert, Rea Fulghum
| c.; Marie Bergman and Mrs. Fred
Foley.
Miss Elizabeth Hasemeier gave a
lawn party Tuesday evening for Miss
Edna Winkleman of Cincinnati. The
lawn was lighted with Japanese Ian
terms. Music and games were feat
ures of the evening Luncheon was
served. The guests were: Misses
Lena Weisbrod. Hilda Miller, Alice
Ramp, Alice Hawekotte, Elsie Thorn
as, Flora Weisbrod, Edna Winkleman,
Marie Runge and Marguerite Hase-
meier; Messrs. Oliver Steinkamp,
Frank Kienker, Walter Knollenberg,
Robert Wiechman, Howard Miller,
George Thomas, Richard Bartel, Hen
ry Rausch, Clarence Balzer and Will
| bur Hasemeier.
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| An interesting and attractive ex-
| hibit is the one which is being held
at the Morrisson-Reeves library by
Miss Overbeck's class in design. The
exhibit is not large but nevertheless
should be visited by all who are in,
terested in the work. Not all the
members of the class have work on
display as 1t was matter of individ
ual decision. The following are rep.
resented in the exhibit: Miss Bessie
Whitridge, Miss Katherine Rettig
Mrs. j. 4. Cathell, Master Blair Con
verse, Mrs. Elmer Eggemeyer, Mrs
James Morrison, Mrs. Leroy Mans
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man, Mrs. A. B. Commons, Master
Willard Kaufman, and Miss Con-
stance Bell All the work on display
| is known as free hand" simple com
position being the basis of study in the
beginning.
Mrs. Eggemeyer and Miss Rettie
show the largest and most variety in
design. Mrs. Eggemeyer has several
landscapes in water color and char
coal, designs in stencil work in hang
ings and in china. The public is cord
ially invited to visit the exhibit any
time today.
Mrs A d. Gayle has returned from
an extended visit with relatives ant
friends at Mayes lille, Ky.
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The following young people formed
a picnic party at Glen Miller last ev
ening: Misses Marie Brown, Heller
Feeger. Iva Russell, Grace Kelly ant
Nellie Bull; Messrs. Raymond Wicke
meyer, Louis Duning. Claude Harris
Charles Bull, Fred Bayer and Free
Rossiter
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Mrs. B. F. Harris and children
Windsor, Benjamin and Esther Adele
are the guests of Mrs. w. A. Craig a
i Williamsburg.
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Miss Iowa and Master Richart
Mansfield have returned from a visi
with their grandmother at Boston
Indiana.
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The wedding Of Miss Mary Denzel
man and Mr.. Dwight North, of Nil
ton will take place Wednesday, Ser
TENDER "a.
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Mrs. A. NJ. Runnels, Mrs. D. B. Me
dearis and daughter Ruth went to In
dianapolis today. They were accom-
panied by Miss Bertha Ruby who ha
been visiting in this city.
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Mrs. William Hamilton will enter
tain Friday evening at her home o.
South Sixth street complimentary I
Miss Mae Kuhn of Hamilton, Ohio.
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, Mrs Otto Helms has gone to Der