The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-13
EDITED BY ELIZABETH R. THOMAS.

Mrs. Dudley Elmer took dinner yes
terday at the Country club house.
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Miss Marguerite Doan of South
Twelfth street has gone to Winchester
Indiana for few days visit with
friends.
Miss Bessie Lewis and Miss Mildred
Lewis of Steubenville, Ohio. cousins Of
Miss Kaminski, will be bridesmaids at
her wedding Wednesday. Mrs. RAY
Robinson will be matron of honor and
Mr.. Robinson best man.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Freeman Of
South Twenty-first street, are enter
tanning Mr.. Kerkan of Washington,
Mrs. e. H. Nogel of Los Angeles. Cal
ifornia, and Mrs. Houck of Center
vile. Miss Mary Montgomery Of
Greenfield, Ind, came today for visit
with Miss Hazel Freeman.
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Dr. and Mrs. Taylor have returned
from a ten days visit with friends in
Eastern Ohio.
Miss Margaret and Miss Mildred
Taggart have returned to Chicago aft
er a visit in this city.
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Mr.. Paul Fisher of East Main street,
will leave Wednesday morning for
Bloomington, Ind, where he will at
fonH Indiana nj
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Mrs. John Lontz has returned from
Indianapolis where she has been the
guest of friends and relatives for a
few days.
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A delightful surprise was given Mr.
James Northrup Sunday at his home
west OF the city, in honor Of his sixty
seventh birthday anniversary. A good
old-fashioned dinner was served at
noon on the lawn Those present
from out of the city were Mr. William
Northrup of Portland, Oregon, Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Croggy, Mr.. and Mrs. Justice
Reeves, Mrs. Rachel Miller, Miss
Florence Haycook, Miss Alice Reeves,
Mr.. Burwell Miller of New Burlington,
Ohio, Messrs. and Mesdames James
Northrup. Jerry Miller, Emanuel Ash
enfelter, Lee Eadler, Edward Eadler,
Misses Ruby Ashenfelter. Murl Fad
Ter. Catharine Eadler, Elizabeth Fad
Ter, Messrs. Albert Eadler, Harry
Eadler, Everett Northrup, Glenn Fad
Ter, Charles Ashenfelter, Paul Eadler,
Tracy Miller, Homer Miller and Herb
ert Ashenfelter.
Mrs. w. r. Stephens of this city has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. |
r. Wilson at New Castle.
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The following personals concerning
Hoosiers in New York, written by
Miss Laura Smith for the Indianapolis
Star is of interest:
In box at Aida" the opening-per-
Torrance of Educational Opera" at
the Manhattan. were Mrs. Ona B. Tai |
bot, John L. Geger, Mr. Hansen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Volpe. Mr. Volpe is d.
rector of the Philadelphia orchestra, of
which Thad Rich is concertmeister
Henry Scott, the tenor. who appeared /
in Martha" at the German House in
made his debut in grand
opera in this performance of Aida"
Janet Spencer, the contralto, who has
sung in Indianapolis. was in a box. So
was Nine. Schumann-Heinke, who is d
personal friend of Mrs Talbot's and
who entertained the latter at her home
IN New Jersey for the ensuing week
end. Mr.. Talbot is. the personal repre-
sentative of Mr.. Hansen, who places
foreign and American artists and or
,hrestras. The Hansen studio is in
Carnegie Hall. Mrs. Talbot expects
% bring the Metropolitan Opera COM
'any to Indianapolis for three perform
ances. Joseph Parsons, basso, for
ner pupil of John L. Geiger. is in vau-
leville with the Temple Quartet. Last
week he sang at Keith & Prctor's Fifth
venue house. His rendition of AN
lie Laurie brought him a storm of
applause.
Bert e. Harris is with The Piano
'hiends.' playing at Far Rockaway
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Montana of
formerly of Indianapolis,
attended the Manhattan opera. Mr..
Iontani went to Rome to study the
iregorian chant and now has charge
# one of the finest choirs in the coun-
ry in leading Roman Catholic