The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-15
Ding in Social, Club and Art Circles.
Miss Elizabeth K. Thomas

bow knot and scroll. The border Is
composed of the elaborate scroll and
punches Of fine flowers.
|. Still another is of Louis XIV pattern.
a group of dancing cupids in the cor
ners and border of trailing vines and
heavy clusters Of grapes.
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Mr.. and Mrs Morton P. Cain are
here on a visit to the latter's sister,
Mrs. Anna M. Vaughan of the Husson's
Flat.
Miss Elizabeth Kolp delighted her
audience last evening with the scarf
dance which she gave at the Coliseum
last evening, when In Dreamland'
was presented.
The dance given last evening by Mr..
Norman Craighead in the Odd Fellows
hall was a very successful event.
About twenty couples were In attend
ance Excellent music was furnished
by piano and drums.
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Several persons from this city were
in attendance at the dance given last
evening in Cambridge City. The hon
or guests were members of the grad
uating class.
Monday afternoon Miss Mable Keller
will entertain with a company in hon
or of Miss Mary Seaton Of Indianapo-
lis, at her home, 3O4 North Seven
tenth street.
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A pleasant social event for today is
the card company to be given this
evening by Miss Ruth Gilchrist at her
home on Kinsey street in honor Of her
guests, Mr.. George Moore and Miss
Mary Seaton Of Indianapolis. There
will be guests for several tables.
! An informal dinner company was
| given recently by Mr.. and Mrs. Young
at their home on South Thirteenth
street. 49,.
| A feature of Saturdays social cal.
endar is the reception which will be
| given this evening at Earlham Col
lege for visitors attending the I. G. A.
L. meet at Earlham today.
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Did you 10 to "Dreamland' last
night at the Coliseum. II not
you certainly missed rare treat
! The production a. put on by about
three hundred persons, was one of the
best for its kind ever presented in this
city. Considering that the opera has
only been practiced for about two
| weeks, it was all that could be expect.
ed. Mr.. Russell Heitbrink as Prince
Oberon, the Royal consort, took his
part we'll. He also sang a very beau
tiful solo. Perhaps the most charm
Ing feature Of the affair was the dance
of the butterflies. given by q number
Of little people with Miss Katherine
Ensminger as Queen. The work Of
Miss Ensminger, both as reader and
vocalist, il we'll known to people OF
this city. She has remarkable ability
for one 30 young The decided hit Of
the evening was the dancing by Miss
Elizabeth Kolp, who impersonated
Twinkle" solo court dancer. She re.
ceived q number OF encores.
Titania, queen Of the flowers. was
represented by Miss Karolyn Karl
who added much to the success Of the
performance by her beautiful vocal
numbers.
| Miss Jessie Mann. queen of the flow
ers, also sang. Special mention should
be made OF the dancing done by q num-
Der of young girls, costumed to repre-.
sent various flowers. The part Of
Puck, the court jester. was also well
impersonated. The other parts were
especially well given. A matinee per.
Torrance was given this afternoon
The ladies of the Penny club have
| worked hard to make this affair sue
cessful and 1t Is hoped large sum
has been realized.