The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-21
Social Events for Monday

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parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter Doan will en-
terrain this evening.
Criterion club will picnic at Glen
Miller park.
Miss Laura CASTOR will give q reci-
tal this evening In the lecture room
OF the First English Lutheran church.
Miss Helen Cring entertains this ev-
ening.
Misses Lsnora and viola wicle-
meyer, Misses Aida and Ellen Swain
will give dinner party this evening
at the Robinson cafe for Miss Edna
Bayer.
One Of the most delightful musical
events of the season was the recital
given this afternoon by the music
pupils Of Miss Laura Castor. The
affair was held In the lecture room of
the First English Lutheran church
and was largely attended. The pro-
gram as announced recently was given
without change. Those taking part
In the affair were Miss Elizabeth
Marvel, Miss Ruth Edgerton, Miss La
verne Jones. Miss Alice Mae Caffrey
OF Cambridge City, Miss Mary john
son, Mr.. BENJAMIN johnson. Mr. Josiah
Marvel. Miss Fay Drake, Miss Beck.
Miss Dorothy Land, Miss Ruth PEN
nell and Miss Florence johnson. This
evening the more advanced students
OF Miss Gaston's class will furnish
q program. The affair will be held at
the same place as the afternoon recital.
The program will begin ct eight
O'Clock. Miss Bertha Carver will as
sist Miss CASTOR. The public is most
cordially invited to be present.
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DR.. and Mrs. Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs.
William LIGHTER, and Miss Edna Nc
Gaar Of Anderson, Ind. were the
house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Surren-
dorf Of North Eighth street, over SUN
day.
Miss Frances Cheesman Of Green
Vile. o., 10 the guest OF Miss Blanche
Compton.
Miss Jessie Cronin has gone to
Rushville for visit with friends.
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MISS Helen Cf1ng Will entertain this
evening at her home on South Elev-
entn street.
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Miss Martina Tieman entertained 1T
her home, south OF the city, Sunday.
Music, games and social conversation
served Ct noon. Those present were
MISS Aoeline Hockett, Miss Dora
Hackmen. MISS. Oive Leighton. MISS
Nora Wettig. Miss Ellen Hartman.
Miss Ethel White and Miss Ida Sleet.
Mr.. John Hartman. Mr.. Raymond
White, MT. Horace Hockett, Mr.. Earl
Helms, MT. walter Hartman, MT How
ara Hartman, MT. Fred Hartman ana
Mr.. Jeffrie Franks.
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Friday evening" June tWenty-hf
Mr.. Leroy Lacey, baritone. will give
concert q Centerviile. MISS Esther
Besselman ana MISS Lucille townsend
VIII assist. A NUMBER OF persons from
this city are expected TO Dc IN attend
ance.
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Tho day OF the bridesmaids' bou-
quet Is on the wane. Nevertneiess'
some orloes VIII ciing 70 the oid'
Awkward custom OF having the orioes-
maids carry huge punches OF flowers.
Theee are arranged - loosely and as
daintily - possible, tied with long
ribbon streamers. and are called
"Berhardt bouquets The latest nov
city - called by the florists 2 plague.
they are nothing more or less than
hats OF the finest neapolitan. They are
not to be slung over the arm or ribbon
but are to be carried gracefully on
the arm OF the bridesmaids. Green
wicker baskets with long handles. fll-
ca with flowers and with cunning bows
Of soft ribbons, matching the brides
maids dress, are also carried.
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A recital will be given this evening
In the Starr piano parlors by Mr.
Fritz Krull Of indianapolis. The pub