The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-28


met once a week and at each meeting
each child brought two cents and re
Ceived a piece of ribbon about four
inches long and an inch vide. The
child received different color each
tine and when the time for the party
arrived each child had enough ribbon
to make the coIors Of the rainbow. The
room in which the party was held
was beautifully festooned With crepe
paper As nearly as possible, the pa
per of different colOrs. WIS arranged
in the shape of a rainbow. Near the
entrance the paper was brought 10
point and here was fastened the pot
OF gold" carrying out the Old myth
idea" that who ever was fortunate
enough 10 reach the end Of the rainbow
might have for his own the wonder
ful pot of gold" The children's pa
rents were invited and a. they came in
they dropped d nickel o. dime into
the pot Of gold Punch was served
and little tea cakes with rainbow tint
ed frostirg. Altogether the affair was
quite charming and the little people
Thoroughly enjoyed it.
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Mrs George Ross has returned TO
her HON" in Chicago after visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y, G. Compton
of this city.
Nr. and Mrs Georg, Ballong"r have
returned from Chicago. They will
make Richmond their future nome.
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Miss Elizabeth Sands has been Wis
ting at Milton for few day..
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The Elks have issued invitations for
a card party and q dance to be given
next Friday evening, January thirty
first. All the Elks and their families
are invited to attend. il being the
eighth anniversary of the club. On
account Of number coming lat" to
these card parties. the COMMITTEES has
decided to have the card playing COM
mence promptly at SD. Lunch will
be served and a good time is anticipate
ed. The committee in charge are f.
). Anderson. d. S. Coo aud A. w.
Rccs.
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The Duplicate Whist Club will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Leroy
Brown of South Fifteenth street.
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Miss Carrie NJ. Green left yesterday
for Long Beach, California to be the
guest of her mother for two or three
months.
The Musical Study club met this
morning in the pariors of the Starr Pi-
aI.o company. The following pro
gram arranged by Mrs. Hugh Virgins
! and Miss Clara Myrick, was given:
Grand Galop de Concert" 1890. HOlt2
Mrs King, Miss Hasemeier Miss Green
and Miss Peltz.
"Oh Tender Heart and True" ..,...
Mrs. Hadley.
a Antique OPP .. No. > AID NJ. Forester
b Exccltation OPP ~ No. :i.........
$1,000. .. ........Ad NJ. Forester
Mrs. Chenoweth.
4 I'm Wearing Away" ..........
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Arthur W. Footc
In the Dark, in tho Den" ......
Miss Myrick
"AmorettC" =. $500. Edgar Thor
b Romance" -. Edward Mac Dowel
Mrs. Howard
Il Shadows" .............. ClOusCl
b "A Creole Melody" ...... Chuesa
Miss Karl.
a 'Serenade +, No. - .......
........ 49,. Benjamin L. Whelplei
b Dance of the Gnomes. ............
Mrs. Hunt, Miss Ross.
a Milk Maid .HOratio Parker
b Japanese Maiden" =. Jesse Gaefnol
C The Years at the Spring ......
$500. -. e. ........M Mrs. BeacF
Mrs. Gormon.
In His Hands Arc all the Corners
............ e.. .. P. A. Schuecke
Miss Myrick and Mrs Longnecker.
Star SpauG!ed Banner, .........
...... .... .......... Carlos Tage
Miss knolenbere.
Mrs Charles NJ. Hoerner and Mrs. J
W Turner have gone to Marion. Ind
! 70 visit Mrs Beck for few days
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The Ladies of ne East End Aid 81
ciety of the Christian church will Civ
a social tomorrow night a; the hom
OF Mrs. !. \. Hodgin. l25 North Sey
enteentA street. The following pro
gram will be given;
Piano Solo-Miss Mildred Schalk
Cornet Solo Mrs. Charles II. GroCe
Duet-Niolin and piano Frank an,
Mildred SChalk.
Reading. Stories of Child Life" Mrs
}. y. HOdgin.
Whistling Solo-Mrs J. W. Jackson
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The Martha Washington Societ
meets tomorrow afternoon with Mr.:
Edward Cooper, 419 South TweItt
street.
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