The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-23

A miscellaneous program, consisting
of several musical numbers, was given
later in the evening. There was
very large attendance. The out-of-
town guests were Mrs. John Rynerson
of Columbus, Indiana, Miss Morgan of
Boonville. Indiana, who is a niece of
the Rev. w NJ. Nelson, and the Misses
Van Sickle.
Mrs. r. D. Cummings and daughter
Ruth, 240 Richmond avenue have re-
turned from visit of several days
with relatives and friends at Fountain
City.
Miss Marie Finn. of Chicago. Miss
Rose Linnie of Indianapolis and Mr..
Paul Berheide of Terre Haute arriv-
ed today to attend the Foley-Kenne-
pohl wedding which takes place to-
morroy morning.
The last regular meeting of the sea
SON. for the Dorcas society was held
yesterday afternoon with Mrs Sol
Fox at her home on South Fifteenth
street. The hours were spent at
needlework and in a social manner.
Luncheon was served during the af-
ternoOn. Arrangeme hts were made
for the annual picnic of the organiza-
ton which will be held Tuesday, July
9. The officers to serve for the ensu-
ing year are:
President-Mrs. Albert Rost.
Vice-president-Mrs Maude Egge-
meyer.
Secretary-Miss Esther Besselman.
Treasurer-Miss Ruth Mashmeyer.
The fIests of the club yesterday
were Mrs. Jacob Fox, of Chicago and
Mrs. F. w. Kruger. The next regular
meeting will be held sometime in Sep
TENDER.
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Mr.. Laurence Rottinghaus was
pleasantly surprised the latter part of
last week at the home OF his parents,
1908 South street. The affair was
in honor of his birthday anniversary
He received many pretty gifts. After
the evening was we'll spent in games
and music an elegant luncheon was
served. Those present were Misses
Amelia Wurnsted, Louise Vogelsong
Laura and Irene Austermann,s Irene
Steen, Alice, Gertrude and Veronica
Maley, Octavia Druley and Mary Aus
termann; Messrs. Harry and William
Austermann, Fred Schurmeyer How
ard Steen, Ed Vogelsong, Ed Helmick
Oran Druley. Guy Taylor, Ed Feager,
Frank Powell and Lawrence Rotting
haus.
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Mr.. George Bond who graduated
this year from Ann Harbor, Mich, is
at home with his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. c. S. Bond, 112 North Twelfth
street
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A surprise was given Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther King Sunday by number of
their friends. Games and musnc fur
nished the amusements for the day
An elegant dinner was served. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
King, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles King of
near Webster. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
King, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles King of
Centerville, DR.. ard Mrs. j. e. King Of
Richmond, Mr. and Mrs Arthur King
IL,
Mr. and Mrs. Elijah King of near
Webster. The young people present
are as follows: the Misses Florence
Audrey, Vivian King, Carrie Chees-
man, Jemina King, Messrs. Ivan, Jesse,
Herbert, Willard, Paul. Ernest, Theo-
dore, Ferrie, Rudolph. Xenophon, For
rest, Irl and Keith King and Ernest
Witt.
The orchestra concert given last ev-
ening at Garfield school by sixteen
musicians Of the city, under the direc-
ton Of Professor Will Earhart was
of the most attractive affairs of the
music schedule. Mr.. Arthur Meyers,
a former Richmond boy. but who now
| lives at Indianapolis, came over last
evening to assist. Mr. Meyers is a
promising young musician. He was a
member of the high school orchestra
| for several years. The members of
| the orchestra are: Mr.. William Ear
hart Mr., Clifford Piehl. Mr. Jesse
Wood, Mr.. Charles Ward, Walter
Runge, H. H. Runge. Mr.. Frederick
Hicks, Mr.. Clarence Runge, Mr.. Paul
| w Hlle, ME. fIOIdnQ NuSDaum, MI.
| Scharf, Mr.. Frank Mike sell, Mr.. Groce,
Mr.. Louis King and Mr.. Howard Nc
Cullough.
The program in addition to several
other numbers was:
| Ballet music from Faust. Gounod
n Day in Venice ......... Nevin
| Merry Widow Selections. Lehar
Hungarian Dances .......... Brahms
Overture ComiQue ......... Beissig
In Balmy Nights Watzes. -. .Ziehrer
Overture, The Smuggler's Bride. ....
Miss Mae Burns entertained a mum.
Der of friends Saturday evening with
a miscellaneous shower in honor OF
Miss Florence May La Porte, whose
marriage to Mr.. Louis Edmund THUS
takes place tomorrow. Among the
guests were the Misses Alice and Mol
| lie Jackson of Butte, Mont, Mrs. Fred
johnson of Carmel, Ind, Mrs. William
! Forbeck of Richmond. Ind, and Mrs.
Mary McShane of Columbus, Ind
Miss Burns was assisted during the
| evening hv Mrc