The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-11

graved with initials or monogram. for
the boy or girl who rides.
Just now the jungle il being heard
from In more ways than one. The
shops are showing jungle scarf pins
which are most attractive. They are
lions and tigers mounted on baroque
pearls and very lively looking monk
eys and elephants with jeweled eyes.
There are gayly colored tropical birds
done in mosa!cs and enamel. While
these may be only a short-lived fad
they are now the smart thing. Cuff
links and cravat clasps of plain and
frosted gold with initials in English
block letters are good choice for a
boy.
Strings of crystal beads are very
attractive for girl. and neck charms
of aaua-marines and lapis lazun pen
dants hung on fine gold chains are
sure to make some girl happy.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Coppock were
delightfully."- surprised by their child.
rem and relatives at their home in
Arba. The affair was in honor OF
Mrs. Coppock's birthday anniversary.
At midday an elegant dinner was
served. Owing to the Indictment
weather some Of the guests were un-
able to attend. Those participating
in the event were Mr.. and Mrs Omer
Coppock, Mr.. and Ms. Ebert Cop.
peck, Mr.. and Mrs. Elzie Coppock
Mr.. David J. Coppock and wife. Miss
Nellie Coppock. Miss Hazel Coppock,
Mr.. Ralph Coppock and Miss Mildred
Coppock. The guests on departing
extended to Mrs. coppock their heart
lest congratulations.
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A dinner party was given at the
Country club house by Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Campbell. in honor Of Mr.
Corwin of New York. who Is here fol
q visit with his son Mr.. wickham
Corwin.
Miss Mildred Kuhn will go to Lafay
cite, Indiana in a few weeks to at
tend house party to be given by q
club OF young men. who are attend
ing school at Purdue university. Sew
eral Richmond boys will be amons
the hosts.
There are many settings to the
famous old story of the .Courtship OF
Miles Standish'-some dramatic, some
musical, but there is none so full OF
excellent music and clever story az
the opera under the title Of "Priscil
Il. While the main points Of the
historic episode are adhered to. there
10 great deal of interesting dialogue
among the characters given.
We are aid familiar with Priscilla
and John Alden. Miles Standish. "the
doughty captain" and Governo,
Bradford. In addition to these are the
three "Mayflower Buds" friends o.
Priscilla, "SQuanto." the reformed red
man. and. on tho comedy side, "Resig
nation" the old maid. and "Hatebad
Higgins" the william OF the opera
The story thus interviewer is full OF
interest and fun. while the music
throughout the opera is. OF superior
order. The orchestration to be used
in the production adds materially tc
the effect. Mr.. Taylor, under whose
direction the opera will be given. ha.
been unusually successful in this pro
duction without exception. All lover,
OF music for its own sake. aside from
the benefit, will realize. in attending
Priscilla" the full value of thei,
money and time.
The opera will be given on Tuesday
and Wednesday, June first and second
at the Gennett theater and the tick
cts are at popular prices, in the hand,
or the members Of the company an6
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. NJ C.
A.
Mr.. Ira Swisher was a guest in thi,
city over Sunday. He left yesterda,
for Frankfort. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Phillips of la
fayette will come Saturday for a few
days visit with Mrs Rebecca Loush
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Siekmanu
Who have been spending some time IN
California have come to Richmond Il
spend the summer. The Siekmanns
are former residents of this city.
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Mrs. John E. Shute and Mrs. A. c.
Scott have Just returned from 4 very
pleasant visit with friends and rela
tives In Portland, Winchester and
Red Key. Ind.
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A very pleasant surprise was given
ior Mrs. Fannie Ogden. Saturday ~.
ening At her home on North SIXTEENTH
street. Cards and . social time made
the evening = pleasant one. LtxA,
refreshments were served. Those