The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-08
SOCIAL NEWS
To Society Editor 1921

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I Baldwin at his home. They were i'm
mediately driven to Centerville, from
which place they went TO Dayton.
From Dayton they will go to Cinciu-
natl where they will spend week.
Mr.. Buntin is identified with the firm
OF Rosenbloom, Buntin & Co. of this
city and is one Of RichmOnd's most
popular young men.
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Charles Anthony. pianist, who will
sever his connection with the MetrODOl-
itan school of Music in June, and will
90 either to Boston or to Europe for
further study. will give his last lee
ture-recital Thursday evening in the
main gallery Of the John Heron Art
Institute. The subject will be Modern
Russian Music" and IN the musical il
| Illustrations of Russian composers, Mr.
Anthony will be assisted by Mrs.
| Charles FarrOW kimball, Miss Una
Clayson. Hugh McGibeny and Adolph
Schellschmidt Mr., Anthony will
| play at Nine. Thorner's concert April
| l6 and at several musicales before he
leaves. -Indianapolis News.
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The Alice Carey club will not meet
this week, but has been postponed un-
til Thursday. April sixteenth.
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Crcyn Sau-ipo cirCla ba n
| for its hostesses yesterday the Misses
Evans Of Spring Grove. The hours
were spent at needlework and in a So
| cial manner. There was a very good
attendance Light refreshments were
served. The circle will meet in two
weeks with Mrs. Fouts.
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The Womans Relief Corps will hold
market Saturday, at the Peter John
sons Stove Store.
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| An afternoon at Bridge was enjoyed
| by the members of the Country club
yesterday at the club house. Mrs.
George Love was the hostess. The
game was played at four tables. Mrs.
| Rudolph Leeds captured the prize. The
next affair given by this organization
will be the Easter cotilliOn and sub
scription dance at the Pythian Temple
April twenty
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Mrs. Lille Stout was hostess for a
meeting of the South Thirteenth street
sewing circle yesterday afternoon. The
hours were spent at needlewOrk and
in a social manner. A two course
| luncheon was served. The circle will
meet in two weeks with Mrs. James
Wilson, POO South Thirteenth street.
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Mrs. George Cutter Of South Seventh
street, is entertaining the Martha
| Washington society this afternoon.
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Mr.. George Bayer gave dinner
party last evening at the Robinson
cafe in honor of Mr.. Hurt of Wabash,
who is a member of the Wabash Glee
club. Places were arranged for Rose
Gennett Alton Clapp, Agnes TWlgg,
Opal Husson and Bertha Carver
Messrs. P Hurt, Tom Campbell, Rob
ert Carter, Earl Henley and George
Bayer.
The Tuesday Euchre club met yes
terday afternoon with Mrs. George
Muey. The hours were spent at cards
and in a social manner. Luncheon
was served.
| The Tuesday Evening Dancing club
met last night at the Odd Fellows hall.
| Dancing was enjoyed until late hour.
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The Missionary society of the First
Christian church met Yesterday after
noon with Mrs. F. F. Haisley, 224
| South Thirteenth street. Mrs. Leroy
Little read a paper on "India". She
told in part of the language customs
and peculiarities of these people.
Medical Advantages in India" was
the subject assigned to Mrs. George
Mansfield. She explained the meth
DDS and manners employed by thes
| people to cure their sick and the
course of treatments which they are
compelled TO undergo. After the pro-
gram the hours were spent in a social
| manner. Refreshments were served
The society meets the first Tuesday Of
each month. Mrs. Albert Jones of
South Fifteenth street will be the hos
tess for the May meeting.