The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-31

The members OF Miss Elma Notes
Sunday school gave a charming re-
ception Saturday evening in the par
loss Of the First English Lutheran
church. The guests OF the occasion
were the mothers Of the young ladies'
who compose the class. The parlors
were tastefully arranged for the occa-
sion, the larger one being used for the
rece ption room and In the smaller one
refreshments were served. Several
musical numbers were given by differ
ent members of the class. Miss Notes
class Is one of the largest and most
active in the First English Lutheran
Sunday school and/S composed OF the
following young ladies'. Misses Ruth
Beall. Grace Bullerdick, Nellie Bull,
Ethel Candy, Marguerite Chrisman,
Irene Haas. Grace Kelley. Edith Kof'
sh, Reba Kohlstedt, Lillian Johnson,
Norma Hanning, Marie Weber, Grace
Norris, Marie Kikesell, Catherine
Sherman. Olive Long. Mabel Rockhill,
Minnie Studt, Marie Peterson, Lorena
Hugo and Edith McAdams.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Gaar, Miss Mary
Gaar and Mr.. Americas Gaar will
leave soon for an extended trip
abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gennett and
Miss Rose Gennett will leave soon for
. southern trip.
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An important social event of the
past week was the card company Civ.
on by Mrs Frank Cronin at her home
on North Ninth street. Whist was
played at several tables. Mrs. Griffin
of Chicago was an out-of-town guest
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Miss Ethel Lockwood, 214 North
Fourteenth street will spend two
weeks with Miss Nora Endsley who
attends Purdue university. Miss
Endsley is living with her brother
Professor Lewis Endsley.
Miss Lockwood will also visit al
Charlottesville, Terre Haute and l.
dianapolis before returning home.
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Mr.. Reber who assisted in present
ing the opera Princess Bonnie" las,
week at the Gennett entertained with
a chair party yesterday afternoon te
see "The Wolf" at the Gennett the
alter. Miss Juliet Swayne, Miss Marie
Campbell and Miss Josephine Gates
were members of the party.
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Mrs. Wilkie and Miss Marguerite
Wilkie, who have been the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carr at Spring
field. Ohio, for time came today tC
be the guests of local relatives. The
Wilkes have been spending a yeal
abroad.
Mr.. Karl Kepler will leave Tuesda,
for Columbus, Ohio, where he has &C
copied a position with the Ohio Stat,
Journal
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A delightful event socially for yes
terday was the reception given in the
afternoon by Mrs. B. B. Johnson ant
daughter, Miss Edna Johnson of Eas
Main street. The house was beauti
fully decorated with flowers ant
ferns. About one hundred guests
were received during the hours be
tween three and six o'clock. In tn,
receiving line assisting the hostesse
were Miss Province of Huntington
Indiana; Mrs. Robert Kelly, Mis-
Maude Thistlethwaite. Mrs. Lero.
Brown. Mr.. George Dilks, Jr.. ant
Mrs. William Campbell. Miss Rutl
lot
King assisted in the dining room.
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Several informal companies wer
given Friday and Saturday in Indiana
polls for Mrs. Thomas Kaufman AM
Mrs Rudolph Leeds who are guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Aufderheide.
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Mr.. Emory C. Hanson and Mis-
Olive r. Heiner were quietly marrie'
bell at his home ia North Sixtl
street. There were no attendance
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson will reside nea
Hagerstown where they have larg
circle of friends and acquaintances.
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Miss Ruth Kinsey will leave sool
for Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
where she will attend Wilson. a schoo
for girls.
February is full of days that may b
utilized for giving a touch of novelt.
to entertainments. First Of all il