The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-13
FOR VISITING GUESTS.

FOR VISITING GUESTS.
A dancing party was given last ev-
ening in the Pythian temple by
number of young women in honor Of
several visiting guests among whom
were Mr.. Harry Baugh OF Lafayette,
Ind; Mr.. Edward Glass of Indianapo-
lis, Mr.. Ray Cornell and Miss Beat
rice Swallow OF Cambridge City.
Professor Woods, Professor Hicks
and Mr. Wolf furnished the dance mu-
sic, consisting of three pieces, piano,
violin and drum. Dancing began at
eight-thirty o'clock. A partial list OF
the guests is: Miss Mary Jay. Miss
Ina Clawson, Miss Ethel A. Thomas,
Miss Mary Wilson, Miss Ethel NJ.
Thomas, Miss Dorothy Rush, Miss
Hazel e. Thomas, Miss Amy Harmed,
Miss Nellie Morrow. Miss Elizabeth
r. Thomas. Misses Aida and Ellen
Swain, Miss Laura Hoover Miss Bes-
sic Burr, Miss Katherine Gift. Miss
Marie Davis, Miss Virginia Clements,
Miss Edith Moore. Miss Lenora Wick
emeyer, Miss Beatrice Swallow, Cam
bridge City: Miss Ruth Gilchrist, Mr..
Edward Glass, indianapolis, DR.. Tur-
ner, Easthaven, Chas. Clawson Jr, Pro
fcssor F. l.. Terrence, DR.. Roy Nor
row, DR. Chattin. Mr.. Morris White,
Mr.. Harry Hates. Mr.. Harry Baugh,
OF Lafayette, Ind, Mr.. Rue Barton,
Mr.. Orbra Decker, Professor Miller.
Mr.. Young, Mr. Clifford Price. Mr..
Ernest Calvert. Mr. Howard Ramp,
Mr.. Fred Haisley. Mr.. Frank Davis.
Mr.. Carl Person, Professor Waldrip
and Mr.. Ray Cornell OF Cambridge
City, DR.. and Mrs. E. J. Dykeman.
Mrs. Dowell King.
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GIVEN A SURPRISE.
Mr.. Ora Brubaker was pleasantly
surprised last evening by a number
Of his friends. The affair was plan
ned by Mrs. Brubaker and was in the
nature Of an informal dinner party.
The table was beautifully appointed
with flowers and candlesticks. The
Ernest Calvert. Mr.. Walter McWhin-
>.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Brown.
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~ IN TOWN.
Miss Edith NJ. Barnes representing
the Coburn players who will give per-
formances here at the Gennett theater
November twenty-sixth and twenty
seventh, is In town for a few days.
Monday morning Miss Barnes will
talk to the high school students at
the chapel exercises. A number of
noted critics rank the Coburn players
higher than the Ben Greet and no
doubt q large number of Richmond
people will avail themselves of the
opportunity of seeing them either at
one or all performances. On Satur-
day afternoon a special performance
for school children will be given.
Shakespeare's Twelfth Night" to be
presented at this time Saturday ev-
ening Canterbury Pilgrims will be
the attraction. Miss Barnes will also
dents.
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GUESTS At MUNCiE.
Miss Opal Lovin and Miss Mabel
Guyer went to Muncie today to attend
the football game. They are guests
of Professor Ralph Guyer.
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GAVE HUNTING PARTY.
Mr.. Harry Morrow of Columbus, O.,
who~is the guest of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. win Morrow Of Chester.
gave hunting party yesterday. The
guests were Mr.. Taylor Shriber. Mr..
Russell Minor and Mr.. Ered Minor.
After the hunt an elegant dinner was
served at three o'clock.
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FOR MISS BARNETT.
The company given Friday after
noon by Mrs. Albert w. Reed in hon
or of Miss Lucy Barnett, a bride of
next week, was one of the most charm
ing ante-nuptial events Of the fall sea-
son. The guests included members
Of q card club OF which Miss Barnett |
was at one time \ member. Yellow
and white chrysanthemums were util-
ICED in arranging the house through |
out. Yellow flowers were used in the |
living room and In the reception room |
white blossoms added to the attrac-
tiveness of this apartment Both col |
ors carried out the decorative motif |
in the dining room. Handsome lace |
mats ornamented the dining table in |
this apartment. A gold vase filled |
with yellow and white chrysanthe- |
NUNS formed an attractive center |
piece for the table. 4 large cupid |