The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-04


four corners of the room and fastened
in the center. A light fashioned OF
roses was dropped TO the center of the
table. Covers were laid for 81. The
place cards were plain white cards
with band Of nile green ribbon bear
ing the name Of the guest done in wat
er colors. On one side of the ribbon
was a turtle made from a raisin. On
the other the following was written:
We're glad your here for various
"Rasins." An elegant four course
dinner was served at seven o'clock.
Miss Katharine Moelk was the cater
ess. After the dinner the following
program was given:
POSTMASTER. :. q. Jesse Wiechman
Piano SOLO. =. .. .. .Elma Luthaus
Toasts.
Things Worth While. Rose Meyer
One or the Sure Deaths of Success
-. E. o.. .. :. =. Chris Bailey
"Improving Our Opportunities ....
.. =. =. 800. Mamie Bartel
'Woman's Place in the Business
World =. E. =. Chris Hasemeier
Piano solo. o.. Everett Lichtenfels
Our Weak Points" Emma Hasecoster
"Our Strong Points. Anna Rausch
The Value OF a Good Lookout Com.
49,. -. :. >. =. George Johanning
Our Prospects for 1908" >. 49,.
... :. .. . =. Blanche Barth
"Our sponsibility as Glass. E.
Song-"Blest Be The Tie That Binds"
A social time followed.
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Mrs. Burton Gaines, 800 North Sev-
enteenth, was hostess for the Sub
Rosa club last night. Drive whist
was played at three tables and the
prizes were awarded to Mr.. Sol
Frankel and Mrs. George Scott. A
two course luncheon was served. The
club will meet in two weeks with Mrs.
Sol Frankel in the Reed flats.
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Misses Medora and Charlotte Hop
kins of Muncie, are the house guests
OF Misses Ada and Ruby Kelley of
North Sixth street
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Mrs. Kate and Anna Bowling were
pleasantly surprised last evening at
their home on South West Third
street. The evening was spent al
euchre. Prizes were captured by
Margaret Dixon and Lizzie Truehus.
A luncheon was served.
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The aid society OF the Reid Mem
orial hospital, will meet Thursday aft
ernoon, March fifth, at two-thirty
1921 Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. Teegarden of South |
Seventeenth street entertained the
Tuesday evening euchre club last
night. The game was played at three |
tables. A two course luncheon was
served. Those present were Messrs. |
and Mesdames George Martin. William
Porter Bert Reece. Charles Miller and
in two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Ash |
niger.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Smith of East
Main street and Miss Esther Fireside,
left today for Attica. Ind, where they
will spend several weeks at the Nuda
LAVA sanitarium.
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Miss Martha Gayle who has been
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Gayle of South Sixteenth street
for several weeks, returned to her
home in Owentown, Kentucky: today.
Many social affairs have been given in i
Miss Gayle's honor during her visit in |
this city.
The Womens Missionary society OF |
the First Christian church met yester- |
day afternoon with Mrs. W. S. Kauf- |
man, 200 National avenue Mrs. T |
H. Kuhn and Mrs. Robert Wilson gave |
society in India. The next meeting |
will be with Mrs. Freeman Haisley. of |
South Thirteenth street.
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The Riley recital given last night !
under the auspices of the St Guild. a !
society consisting of young women of |
the st. Paul's Episcopal church, was OF |
unusual merit. Mr.. Fritz Krull gave |
his Riley songs in charming manner !
The "Raggedy Man" was one of the |
most pleasing numbers on the pro |
gram. Mr.. krull has a full rich |
voice and his rendition of Riley poems !
is very good. He has composed all the |
music for these ballads and surely |
should be congratulated for the bright. !
ripping melodies which he has pro- /
duced. The following program was
given with Miss Amelie Kroeckel as &C
accompanies:
SCousin Rufus's Story
The Dead Wife.
When She Comes Home.
There is Ever a Song Somewhere.
Where Shall We Land?
"Dedication.
sProem.
*My Bride That is To Be
"lke Waltons Prayer.
San Old Sweetheart with musical |
accompaniment
*Little Orphant Annie.
*The jolly Miller.
Lullaby.
~Our Hired Girl.
~The Raggedy Man.