The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-23

"The Pageant Of the italian Rem
aissance which will be presented
before Chicago society at the Art insti-
tute next Tuesday evening, January
twenty-six, promises to be a theatrical
exhibition of great magnitude and bril-
liancy. About five hundred characters
in costumes of Italy during the renais-
sance will present after the manner OF
the historic pageants OF England. the
three centuries or three periods Of the
Renaissance Of Italy; Its Dawn, It's
Sunrise and Its MONDAY. The Anti
quarian society, the Chicago Society
of Artists. he Art Students league,
students OF the Art Institute and Don
aid Robertson players. are the princi-
pal organizations to take part. Special
music has been written and the book
is in the hands of Mrs. Thomas Wood
Stevens who will direct the perform
ance. The artistic resources of Chi
cago will be taxed to make it a bril-
liant triumph. Invitation to take part
in the performance has been received
by Miss Anna Newman who is a men,
of Artists. the Art Students league
Chicago and a former student at the
Art Institute.
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Miss Irene Dennis and her house
guest Miss Edan Williams of El1Wood
were pleasantly surprised last eve
ming by number of young people
who called at the Dennis home 21O
Richmond avenue. Music. cards and
dancing were features of the evening.
A luncheon was served. Those COM
posing the party were Mr.. and Mrs.
Bullerdick, Miss Harriet Dickinson,
Miss Edna Dickinson, Miss Edna
Starr Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dickinson,
Mr.. Leo Gard, Mr.. Ross Hewitt. Miss
Ella Dickey, Mrs. Ada Ebenhack, Mr..
Roy Dennis, Mr.. Jesse Starr, Miss
Bessie Longstreth, Bessie Broomhall,
Lichtenfels, Mr.. Morton Harrison,
Ross Game and Mr.. Ingram Crane.
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Mr.. Samuel Mather was pleasantly
surprised last evening at his home in
Spring Grove by number of friends.
The function had been planned to Gel
citrate Mr.. Mather's birthday anniver-
sary. An elegant dinner in several
courses was served. Places were ar
ranged at the table for twenty-five
guests After dinner cards furnished
the amusement for the remainder of
the evening.
Mrs J. ]. Dickinson of Indianapolis
is in the city for few days the guest
of Mrs. Martha Cadwallader Of the
Dickinson flats.
The following, an abbreviated &C
count of wedding as given in the
Shreveport Times will be of local in
terest as the bride is a niece of Mrs.
R. B. Dickinson of this city, and also
of Mrs. c. E. Keever of Fountain City:
An interesting and BEAUTIFUL event
of the past week was the marriage OF
Miss Ida Cecilia Clawson the lovely
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
Clawson to Mr.. Alfred Ferrand Fill
doll of Monroe. La. The ceremony was
celebrated on Tuesday afternoon at the
church of the Holy Trinity, Father
Bertel officiating. The bride a beauti-
full brunette was very lovely in mes
saline gown of peacock blue, built
along the most modish directoire lines.
She wore a poke bonnet deliberately
trimmed with plumes and gold lace,
and carried a great cluster of brides
roses. She looked as she gracefully
walked down the aisle on the arm OF
her father. as if she had stepped out
Of some rare old portrait. She was
met at the altar by the bridegroom
and his best man, Mr.. S. O. Williams.
and the impressive nuptial mass was
said. During the signing of the regis
ter the Flower Song by LANCE was
softly rendered on the organ. Di-
rectly after the ceremony the bridal
party repaired to the residence of the
brides parents, where an elegant re-
past was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Filhoil
left the same evening for Monroe.
They will reside at the handsome
plantation home of Mr.. Filhoil, who
is prominent and wealthy young
planter of Ouachita parish. Mrs. Fill
hollis going away gown was stylish
wisteria colored. tailored. broadcloth.
Owing to the illness of Mr.. Filhoil's
father the projected wedding jour
ney will be delayed, but will be taken
later.
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Miss Ruth Kinsey will give a card
company Monday afternoon at her
home on North Eighth street. There
will be geusts for three tables of
whist.
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Miss Grettie Y. Holiday the return
ed missionary from Persia who will
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