The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-02

given as fayors. Hand painted place
cards designated the places at the
able. Dinner was served. The guest
Of honor received many beautiful pre-
sents. The out-of-town guests were
Miss Elizabeth Hasty and Mr.. Albert
Dallas of indianapolis.
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LEFT FOR THE SOUTH.
DR.. and Mrs Baily left this morn
ing for Nashville and other points in
Tennessee. Mrs. Baily hopes to be
greatly benefited in health upon her
return to this city.
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED.
Mrs. John Foster and Mrs. Otto c.
Krone have arranged a program to be
given Wednesday morning at the
of the Music Study club at
o'clock. 1t is as follows:
American Composers.
Improvisation -.... Mcdowell
............. Mcdowell
Miss Townsend
Eyes of Blue .......... Obey Speaks
My Redeemer and My Lord ..
Dudley Buck
Miss HasecOster
Duet
Nachtain Nicer ........... Mcdowell
................ Nevin
Mrs. Elrode, Mrs. Miller
Loves Sacred Trust ...............
............ Carrie Jacobs Bond
The Lark Now Leaves His Watering
Nest .......... HOratio w. Parker
Mrs. German
Concerto in D Minor Op. 23. Mcdowell
Miss Foster. Miss E. Hasemeier
All Well! Who Knows. C. B. Hawley
Cradle Song 1890. Reginald DeKoven
Mrs. c. Hadley
Ethel1nda ................ SHERWOOD
Miss M. Hasemeier
Trio
Sanctus . Dudley Buck
Mrs. German. Mrs. Krone Mrs. Long
necker.
ENTERTAIN SATURDAY.
Miss Anna L. Finfrock will enter
tain Saturday afternoon at her home,
us South Eleventh street, in honor
OF Miss Lucy Barnett of Chicago, who
is guest in this city.
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IN HONOR OF ANNIVERSARY.
One of the most delightful and en-
joyable companies for the Halloween
season was the surprise masquerade
given last evening on Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol Frankel at their home in the Reed
Flats. The function was planned by
their many friends in celebration of
their thirty-third wedding annivers.
airy. The guests came dressed as
ghosts. each costume bearing the fig.
ures '33." The evening was spent
with cards. Euchre was played at five
tables. Mr.. Edward Cooper and Mrs
the favors. The host and hostess
were presented with beautiful set OF
silver spoons. After the game a Hal
lowe'en lunch was served. In the par
ty were: Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Pyle
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cooper, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. R. Slower. Mr.. and Mrs
George Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. Lon N. Cox
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fry, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Klute. Mrs. John Jackson
Mrs. Harry Greyer and Mrs. Budd
Thomas, OF Muncie.
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MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER.
Miss Esther Besselman who will be
married next week to Mr.. Frederick
c. Ris of Dubuque, Iowa and who has
been honor guest at several social
functions recently, was honored again
yesterday when Mrs. Lee Nusbaum
and Miss Ruth Mashmeyer gave her
a miscellaneous shower. The delight
full company was held at the Nusbaum
home on North Eleventh street The
guests were members of the Dorcas
society with several friends of Miss
Besselman. In the parlor chrysanthe
NUNS. roses and ferns were used in
decorating. Strands of smilax twined
the chandeliers. Roses and carnations
embellished the living room. The
dining room was arranged with vel
low chrysanthemums and ferns
Luncheon was served at one long ia
BILE. Candles were used to light the
apartment. The members of the soci
ETY. gave beautiful cut glass dish
to the bride-elect. An informal mu
steal program was given during the
afternoon. A portion of the time was
devoted to sewing for the bride-to-be
At the close of the affair an amusins