The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-01

Cards were received today by local
persons announcing the engagement OF
Miss Clarena Italian, daughter OF Rev.
Frank Italian, former rector OF st.
Paurs Episcopal church, but now OF
Jackson, Mississippi. and Mr.. Gordon
Garland Lyell. The wedding will be
celebrated Thursday. April fifteenth In
St Andrews Episcopal church Of that
place. The Italians have large CIR
Gle ~ friends in this city, who will be
sN1e6Sed to learn Of the event.
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9e 0f the most charming dinner
nDGnies 1T the early spring, was CIV
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Eegeaneyer, at their home on South
Fourteenth street. The affair was in
honor Of MIS-. Fred Bartsl and her
little daughter. Miss Carolyn Matilda
Egyeneyet. both having celebrated
their birthday anniversaries yesterday.
An elegant dinner was served at six
O'Clock. The dining room was beauti-
fully decorated with ferns and flow
ers. Scarlet and gold was the color
scheme used in appointing the table.
Thirty candles in beautiful holders
gave IN attractive appearance to the
table. A large birthday cake with its
.1getty frosting and surrounded by can
-, formed q center piece for the ia
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
II Baftel and daughter Miss Caro-
- Matilda, Mr.. Walter Eggemeyer,
Mr.. Carl Eggemeyer, Mr.. and Mrs. FL
mef EsgeMeyer, Or. and Mrs. A. l..
Bflmkamp and son Robert, and Miss
Mary Austin.
~ Charming social event Of last even
ing WAS the informal company given
By Professor and Mrs. Murray, at their
home, ~ South Eighteenth street. The
rooms were attractively arranged with
SpFinG flowers and ferns. Mr.. and
Mrs. e. r. Wiles of Muncie, who are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Murray,
were tho honor guests Mr.. Wiles IL
principal Of the Muncie high school.
Music and games made the evening
pass very pleasantly. Mrs. William
EaFhart sang several pretty solos in
hor usual pleasing manner. At the
Close Of the evenings festivities dain-
II luncheon was served. Those in
vitsd 70 enjoy Mr.. and MRS.. Murray
hospita3ity were: Miss Edith Tallant
MitG Elun2 Nolte, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Nnoufl Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jones,
NJ. ana Kfs. Frank Lamar, Mr.. and
Mr.. Cs0rgo Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelly, Miss Eliza Curtis. Miss Bertha
Hawkins Miss Alice Locke, Professor
and Mrs. VIII Earhart, Miss Francisco
Mr.. John Thompson. Mr.. F. L. Tor.
rghce, Mr.. Waldrip, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
! Mott and Miss Ella Winchester.
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Miss Hdna Kriete, student at Earl
ham Cdll1E6, and Miss Hazel Thomas
who has been Miss Kriete's house
guest ct Lima, Ohio, during the spring
vacation, will return this evening. Mon.
day evening Miss Kriete entertained
with . dinner company for Miss Thorn
a.. Tuesday evening q dancing party
was given BY the young people OF Lima
for Miss Kriete and Miss Thomas Sew
eral other social events were given In
their honor. among which was thea
tire party.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Jessup and
Miss Chesta Mitchell will go to Indian.
apolis this evening to attend q theatre
party.
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Miss Alice e. Unthank and Miss EN-
ma N. Bond. left this morning for In,
dianapolis, where they. Will attend the
teachers association.
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MIN Jessie Mann of South Eighth
street. has gone to New York City for
q three weeks visit with friends and
rolaxives. She was accompanied by
her father, Mr.. Harlan W. Mann.
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RShAArsals are being held regularly
now for the opera, Priscilla" which
will be given sometime in May. Mr.
Edward Taylor OF Indianapolis, q well